Gemstone Encyclopedia

Introduction AMETHYST Species: Quartz Amethyst is the violet, iron-bearing variety of α-quartz (SiO₂), celebrated for its vivid colorati...

Introduction Think of the riches and royalty but skip Amethyst on the list, sorry, can’t sit on the same table. This stunning purple sto...

Welcome back to yet another article on this shape-shifting mind-boggling beauty of the Gemstone World : GARNET!!! In this article I’ll s...

Rose quartz is one of the best-known and loved gems in the world today. It has long been thought of as a gentle stone for love, healing,...

When you think of England, red double-decker buses, Big Ben, the Royal Family, and the sparkling Crown Jewels of England often come to m...

Tanzanite is a beautiful gemstone that displays deep blue-violet colors and is incredibly rare. Unlike almost all other gemstones, tanza...

Introduction If you thought Amethyst is the only stone that wears a purple robe and sits proudly on the pedestal of épique luxury, I mig...

Introduction Name the most enchanting gemstones, and opals would probably top the list. They don’t just sparkle but glow like a flash of...

OPAL Species : Hydrated Silica Opal is a mesmerizing hydrated amorphous form of silica (SiO₂·nH₂O), known for dazzling play-of-color and...

Picture this: You are in the Caribbean. The sun shines on your skin, waves crush on the shore, and you have a vendor come up to you with ...