How to Collect Gemstones
Gemstones have long been treasured as brilliant and attractive works of nature. For as long as they’ve been labeled “gemstones,” there have been en...
Read moreGemstones have long been treasured as brilliant and attractive works of nature. For as long as they’ve been labeled “gemstones,” there have been en...
Read moreMany "emeralds" are actually other green gems, green glass, or imitations built from several materials. Conduct several tests before you reach a co...
Read moreWhile not as costly as its counterpart, yellow sapphire is still a beautiful gemstone that embellishes any type of jewelry and makes it look all th...
Read moreWith the influx of several online retailers offering emeralds and emerald jewelry, know quick tips to help you navigate yourself through the maze. ...
Read moreRubies can be the most valuable colored gemstone, based on price-per-carat.[1] However, there are a lot of fakes out there, and it can be hard to t...
Read moreYou can quickly identify most gemstones by observing a few basic characteristics, like color and heft. If you want a more thorough, accurate identi...
Read moreWhile the most precise way to find your ring size is to have a jeweler do it, you can easily do it at home. Whether you're sizing your finger to ...
Read moreSapphire Color History of Blue Sapphire The name ‘Sapphire’ originates from the Latin ‘sapphires’, meaning blue. This name is believed by some to ...
Read moreRuby History of Ruby Ruby, whose name is derived from the Latin ‘ruber,’ meaning red, is the birthstone for July. Ruby’s intense crimson colours ...
Read moreColombia, the Emerald’s birth and romanticism. Posted on March 4, 2015 The biggest and finest emeralds in existence: “Fura” and “Tena”, were n...
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