Unheated Top
 353 cts Natural Top Emerald Oval Cut Zambia Unheated $ US $10,000.00 
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 445 cts Natural Top Royal Blue Sapphire Cushion Unheated Certified srilanka cut US $10,000.00
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 707 cts Natural Rare Top Emerald Pear Zambia Unheated high investment gemstone US $10,000.00
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 459 CT TOP UNHEATED GEM GRADE KANCHANABURI SAPPHIRE US $6,850.00
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 300 cts Natural Top Royal BLue Sapphire Gemstone Heart Cut Certified Unheated $ US $7,500.00
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 287 cts Natural Top Emerald Oval Cut Zambia Unheated US $7,000.00
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 233 cts Natural Top Emerald Oval Cut Zambia Unheated $ US $6,500.00
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 287 cts Natural Top Bluish Green Fire Emerald Gemstone Round Zambia Unheated US $7,000.00
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 246 cts Natural Top Emerald Oval Cut Zambia Unheated $ US $6,000.00
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 207 cts Natural Top Emerald Oval Cut Zambia Unheated $ US $5,500.00
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 206 cts Natural Top Emerald Oval Cut Zambia Unheated $ US $5,000.00
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 8172ctSHINNING TOP IMPERIAL TOPAZ UNHEATED AAA RARE US $249.00
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 75ctPICK UP 25x23MMTOP IMPERIAL TOPAZ UNHEATED AAA US $249.00
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 6816ctFLASHING TOP IMPERIAL TOPAZ UNHEATED AAA JUMB US $199.00
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 2731 cts Natural Top Big King Size Emerald Carving Zambia Unheated Gemstone US $5,500.00
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 219CT UNHEATED TOP PAIR OVAL BLOSSOM PINK TOURMALINE US $28.99
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 294 cts Natural Certified unheated Top Cornflower Blue Sapphire Gemstone Oval US $4,500.00
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 351 CTS RARE HUGE TOP NATURAL RAINBOW LABRADORITE UNTREATED UNHEATED GEM US $125.00
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 488 cts Natural Top Green Emerald Gemstone Oval Cut Lot Zambia Unheated 6x4 mm US $899.00
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 412 cts Natural Rare Top Lustrous Green Emerald Gemstone Pear Zambia Unheated US $750.00
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 VS2 255 Cts Top Grade 100 Natural Unheated Golden Grey Diamond US $4,199.00
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 229 cts Natural certified unheated Top Deep Blue Sapphire Gemstone Oval Cut US $3,500.00
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 384 cts Natural Top Green Emerald Gemstone Oval Cut Zambia Unheated 15 Pcs US $450.00
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 VS3 204 Cts Top Grade 100 Natural Unheated Algae Green Cushion Cut Diamond US $3,399.00
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 136 cts Natural Top Green Emerald Gemstone Pear Cut Pair Zambia Unheated 7x5 mm US $299.00
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 358 cts Natural Top Green Emerald Gemstone Oval Cut Lot Zambia Unheated 5x4 mm US $299.00
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 1074CT WONDERFUL Natural Untreated Pakistan PERIDOT Top Necklace Set Unheat US $48.99
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 101 cts Natural Top Mined Green Emerald Gemstone Pear Cut Pair Zambia Unheated US $250.00
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 151 cts Natural Top Green Emerald Gemstone Heart Cut Lot Zambia Unheated 35 mm US $240.00
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 UNHEATED 238ct 4pcs PEAR NATURAL TOP RED WINZA RUBY US $670.00
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 VS2 208 Ct Top Grade Unheated Natural Greenish Grey Rare Pear Cut Diamond US $3,299.00
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 VS3 182 Cts Top Grade 100 Natural Unheated Greenish Yellow Cushion Cut Diamond US $2,999.00
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 UNHEATED 159ct 6pcs OVAL NATURAL TOP CERISE RED RUBY US $127.00
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 405cts ULTRA RARE TOP GRADE IMPERIAL ORANGE ZIRCON UNHEAT US $45.00
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 PAIR AESTHETIC 198 CT OVAL TOP HOT DEEP RED NATURAL SPINEL UNHEATED US $17.00
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 VS 80 CT PAIR NATURAL UNHEATED HOT FLAMINGO PINK SAPPHIRE TOP LUSTER CLARITY US $59.00
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 216 CTS RARE HUGE TOP NATURAL RAINBOW LABRADORITE UNTREATED UNHEATED GEM US $99.00
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 193ct UNHEATED Stunning Pear Top Intense Blue Sapphire US $900.00
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 046 Cts Untreated Reflective Top Brown Natural Unheated Loose Diamond US $699.99
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 510ct TOP HUE NATURAL UNHEATED RUBY CAB US $719.20
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 310CT CERTIFIED TOP UNHEATED OVAL RED RUBY NATURAL US $99.00
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 230CT CERTIFIED TOP UNHEATED TRILLION RED RUBY NATURAL US $79.00
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 043Ct NATURAL COLOMBIA EMERALD UNHEAT TOP QUALITY US $400.00
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 8256ctUNHEATED TOP IMPERIAL TOPAZ PEAR 29X23mmAAA US $149.00
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 7307ctSPARKLE TOP IMPERIAL TOPAZ UNHEATED AAA JUMBO US $129.00
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 6026ctGORGEOUS TOP IMPERIAL TOPAZ UNHEATED 26X20 AA US $109.00
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 5453ctGLOWING 25X20mmTOP IMPERIAL TOPAZ UNHEATED AA US $99.00
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 UNHEATED 5444ctNATURAL TOP IMPERIAL TOPAZ BIG AAA US $99.00
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Insulating and heating an attached garage?
I have an attached unheated garage with a bonus room on top and I am wanting to heat the garage. As there is already vapour barrier behind the drywall inside the home and then insulation, do I need to add vapour barrier to the other side of the framing inside the garage and then drywall once I heat the garage? I am concerned about creating a moisture problem but I think I need the vapour barrier as I have purchased a radiat heater which will create a lot of heat in the garage. Also, I live in a climate with lots of snow in wintertime and when a vehicle is in the garage their will be lots of moisture in the garage from the melting snow.
You need a vapour barrier on all external walls. The wall where you garage is attached to your house is not an external wall and does not need poly. It shouldn't have any as you'll trap moisture in between the barriers.
Also you don't nrrd to have your garage that warm. 40 to 45 degrees is lots unless you're going to work in there. Once you get your first gas bill you'll see what I mean and may even consider turning it lower. In the winter the air is very dry so the moisture won't be a problem at all. Make sure you also wrap the outside wall switch and and plug plates with poly or buy what I always call french safes for them. They are formed poly bag type things. Cut holes in your sheet poly and pull the flaps thru and tape them with tucktape. These help to keep the breeze from coming in thru the outlets inside the garage.
Make your Home Energy Efficient
Focusing on space heating and water consumption is an important consideration in making your home become more energy efficient. Usually, so much energy is being consumed by a house through these. To reduce energy consumption, some of these basic steps have to be taken:
1. Insulating Your Water Heater
Lowering your water heater’s thermostat setting may be helpful when you always have plenty of hot water. This approach to saving energy benefits most electric heaters. If you want your water heater to conform to your water usage schedule, you may also utilize timers. They prevent the water heater from trying to maintain hot water during periods when it is never used. Furthermore, you can add to the insulation of water heaters. You can do so by wrapping the insulation horizontally around the unit using duct tape to seal the seams where they meet. Then, make cut-outs to leave the thermostat, controls and drain faucets exposed. If you have an electric water heater, cut a cap of insulation to fit the top. Provide slits for the water inlet and outlet pipes. If you have a gas water heater, do not cover the burner access or the flue collar. Leave about two inches of exposed area around the flue collar then tape any remaining joints and seams.
2. Pipe Wrapping
You should insulate water pipes that pass through unheated areas and run under your house from an unheated utility room. If you don’t insulate hot water pipes, they will easily lose heat and cause your water heater to work harder. Although cold water pipes are more resistant to those, insulating them can also prevent sweating and dripping in heated areas, or freezing in unheated areas. Easy to use, pre-formed foam pipe insulation sleeves are easily available in most hardware stores.
3. Replace Furnace Filters
Furnace filters will have to work harder when they are clogged because this will reduce airflow through the heating and cooling systems. Overheating and premature compressor damage in air conditioning systems are usually caused by severely clogged filters. Therefore, you need to check your furnace filter monthly. If you are going to go to the trouble to pull it out and look at it, you might as well go ahead and replace it in the process.
4. Cover the Windows and Seal the Doors
A significant chunk in most heating bills is due to heat lost through windows and doors. An estimation from several studies states that loss through windows alone could account for up to 35 percent of heating bills. To determine where drafts are, you need to check around windows and doors with a candle or a light piece of thread on a windy day. This will reveal problem areas in need of immediate attention. Afterwards, remove and replace damaged caulk and weather-stripping. If you want to save on costs, there is an inexpensive method of weatherizing windows that involves attaching thin, clear plastic film to the window trim inside of the house using two-sided tape. The film is then stretched tight using heat from a blow dryer to remove wrinkles and creases. Decorating your windows with closed shutters, window shades, blinds, curtains and lined draperies also helps. All of these contribute to energy savings by helping to insulate windows.
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