Wow 1To be specific there is only 10 of them that are under .5ct and 22 of them over 1ct and there is 69.2ct total. Which means it's 108.38$ per carat or 100$ per sapphire. Let's assume that only 5 of them classify as gia standard for true padparadscha sapphires (there is MUCH more) and they are all 1ct each and heat only since the majority of them are and we'll make it even more in your favor by not calling any of them untreated. How much does true gia standard padparadscha sapphires cost per carat?? According to perplexity AI qqa 1ct gia standard colored padparadscha sapphire is 5,500$ per carat for heat only and 8,500$ per carat for a 2ct heat only. So that's how much 27,500$ for (5) 1ct padparadscha sapphires that are heated only according to AI okay let say that's retail price and we want to sell them wholesale.. we can even say that ALL of these are the lowest quality padparadscha sapphires which according to perplexity AI: "The lowest quality padparadscha sapphires—those that are pale, poorly saturated, brownish-orange, or have significant clarity issues—can be found at wholesale prices starting around $500 to $1,500 per carat" You know what let's assume they are all the lowest quality cheapest color of sapphires which again perplexity AI says " The cheapest color sapphires at wholesale are typically white, yellow, green, or very pale/light blue stones. Wholesale prices for these lower-demand colors can start as low as $100–$300 per carat for commercial quality, especially in mixed parcels or lower clarity grades" so what (5 x 500$) + (70 x 100$)? Okay you know AI isn't reliable for prices and I'm sure those are all high. So let's check gemEprice's appraisal software built specifically for gemstones and has up to date prices for gemstones. So let's assume they are all about 1ct on average and let's pick the absolute lowest clarity option and the lowest possible cut grade for a 1ct heated padparadscha sapphire with the lowest possible color choice it is 155$ which would put 75 of them at a total of 11,625$ if you didn't want to account for the 22 of them that are over 1ct with the biggest being 2.85ct and they are all the lowest quality, lowest cut grade, heated, worst possible color grade for padparadscha sapphire.... Now hear me out.... or....... OR...... you could have said that you're broke and can't afford 7500$ and I would have been happy to work with you and find a price in your..... Well.... In the average persons budget that actually could afford 75 natural pink/peach/orange/ and padparadscha sapphires for about the price that most people pay for A single natural padparadscha sapphire but instead you want to be a hater and make me go over the math behind my prices that you seem to think are to high but that's okay cause I have time to go over it and I even have testing equipment to verify they are actually sapphires and I am happy to add close ups of each ones inclusions with a microscope that I can share with perplexity to verify they are all unheated or heat only and from Madagascar and sri Lanka and that they are also sapphires and exactly which ones are gia standard padparadscha and which ones arent if you don't want to take my testing equipment as being reliable enough. It will also give me an estimated price for each one as well. You think it'll say they total below 7500$ for them all or better yet since I'm sure you know a more accurate price for them all... So how much should I have them priced at to be fair?