colored-gemstones

Let’s mark America’s birthday by revisiting the sparkle of three American gemstones, all local to the USA, in her three patriotic colors, and representing the most popularly celebrated gemstone mineral species: Diamond, corundum and beryl.

Morganite, the enchanting “pink emerald” of the gemstone world, sparkles with romance and charm. With hues that range from delicate pinks to warm peaches and soft oranges, this gemstone is a favorite for those seeking a touch of magic and elegance in their jewelry.

Emeralds, with their captivating green hue, have been cherished for thousands of years as one of the world’s most popular gemstones. These stunning gems are known for their vibrant color, unique clarity, and remarkable durability. From their formation within the Earth to their rich history and cultural significance, emeralds have captivated the hearts of gemstone enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Unlike most gems, formed beneath the surface of the earth or in a laboratory, pearls are created by living organisms. And the reason pearls are available in abundance today is because the vast majority are “cultured” in pearl farms, guided by human assistance.

“Colored Stones: All About Peridot” provides an in-depth exploration of the vibrant green peridot gemstone. Discover its unique properties, historical significance, and geographical sources. Learn how to care for peridot jewelry and understand its value in the gemstone market. A must-read for gem enthusiasts and jewelry lovers alike.

Alright, buckle up because we’re about to take a road trip on the gemstone bus to the land of garnets! If you imagine gemstones had personalities garnets would be the rock stars crashing around the stage. Garnet is truly the ‘wild child’ of gems!

Once upon a time, in a mystical underwater kingdom, there lived a gemstone with the most enchanting tale to tell. This gem was none other than the illustrious aquamarine, an ancient treasure that has long captivated hearts and minds with its mesmerizing beauty and fascinating oceanic mythology.

Amethyst, the birthstone of February, has a history steeped in legend and lore and has enchanted civilizations for centuries. With its striking purple hues, it has become not only a symbol of beauty but also holds deep symbolic meanings across various cultures.

Coral has been used in jewelry dating back to the ancient Romans, Etruscans and Egyptians, but did you know that there are over 7,300 species of coral? Of those, only ten are considered precious coral,

Color is an important part of our lives, it speaks to us and allows us to express our individuality, something we can define though our favorite colored gemstones.

December, the last month of the year, brings with it a sense of celebration and reflection. Additionally, December’s babies are […]

October’s birthstone, the opal, presents like a kaleidoscope of natural art. Renowned for its captivating play of color, opals are […]

Researchers from the University of Waterloo have discovered residue inside a 2.5 billion-year-old ruby which may be the remains of microbial life.

While travel between the United States and Central and South America is slow for the airlines right now, it poses a potential opportunity for savvy consumers.

Happy Birthday, July Babies. You crabs and lions of the zodiac. You lovely summer souls. You, who enjoy a special birthstone with special, distinctive color. The birthstone of July – the ruby!