Sapphire gem pullet or cockerel?

Thanks! I didn't know if the strie across the her head was any indicator.
Normal baby fluff.

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I need help. I randomly had them grab one Sapphire Gem (definitely a pullet, darker with no head spot) and two of what they call Sapphire Gem Olive Egger. Got them home and they both have a light spot on the head and bigger than the Sapphire Gem. One had a marker spot on the head. Usually an indication of a male. So now I'm really confused about if I got 2 pullets, 2 cockerals, or 1 male 1 female! Any advice?
 
Those look like what my pullets looked like at that age! They are the BEST hens! Early layers with huge eggs and such sweeties! I love them!
 
These are both pullets at 7 weeks.
 

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Sapphire gems are supposed to be sex linked and this one was sold as a pullet, but I still have some doubts:th7 weeks old. Males are supposed to show barring.

Apparent info on this breed:
http://dominant-cz.cz/produkt/dominant-blue-d-107/?lang=en

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Thanks in advance!
I know it's been a while since the original post but at the point of the photo that looks like a saphire gem pullet. They have laced feathers as that one does. The spot on the head would have stayed until the head feathered out. But I have seen some conflicting info on how prominent the spot is to begin with. I'm pretty sure when it talks about barring on the roos it means barring like on a barred rock . Not lacing like I see in your picks.
I did run into a similar problem with mine
Bin said pullets and I knew they were sex links, so I didnt research how to tell them apart. One of mine didnt have a "spot" on its head, bit it had 2 faintly visible pale lines connected by a line like a sideways H. That one is bigger than the others and has full on barring on its head and body. My research is telling me its 90% chance a roo. But think yours is a pullet.
 
I realize this is an old post but was wondering if anyone could tell me if I have pullets, approx 8 weeks in this pic
 

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