Gemstone Encyclopedia

Aurora Opal, a gem that completely flips the script of manufactured stones by capturing a fluid, chaotic pattern that looks exactly like...

The Muslims used the gemstones that feature considerably imposing roles throughout centuries in many other cultures and religions. Some ...

The serene blue hue of Blue Moonstone makes this gemstone unique. The blue color and luster of this gemstone make it a favored choice for...

Moonstone isn’t a single‑look gem, it’s an entire family of feldspars that flash everything from icy blue to warm peach and even midnigh...

Do you remember gazing up into the starry night sky and becoming one with the celestial dance of light?  Now imagine that scene—so breath...

Imagine a bride wearing a delicate sapphire ring "something blue," symbolizing love and fidelity on her wedding day. The deep blue sparkl...

Your eyes might have seen hundreds of natural wonders but gemstones like Pearl and Coral are no less than a wonder. The words fall short ...

This world is so beautiful and surprising that everything you imagine, fascinate or dream of is here. Even if heaven exists, it's also he...

Introduction: The Story of Turquoise Turquoise is far more than a single shade of blue-green, it’s an entire spectrum of hues and patter...

Sitting in the extended row of glowing gems, every gem has a story to tell and every gem is enchanting in its own right. The Citrine look...

People more often than not extol the beauty of gemstones and the positive energies these bring in. Ancient study in crystal healing, howe...

Amber originates from tree resin. Millions of years ago, this tree resin was sealed off, and it has survived thousands of years as fossi...