Ranking seventh on the Mohs scale of hardness, this Brazilian stone is great for Everday (Collection) wear! If you are in to bright,...

So, everyone seems to know what typical amethyst is....dark purple, gemstones that radiate a brilliant luster that yells 'royalty'! But,...

Kyanite is an unusual and rare gem. Its hardness varies from 4 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale. Kyanite deposits can be found in many locations...

Spinel has been around for thousands of years and natural Spinel has always been a rare and gorgeous gem! At one point, prior to modern...

So, quite often I hear "oh zircon....that's fake!" This could not be further from the truth. Is cubic zirconia fake....YES! Is Zircon...

Sphene is the name given to this gemstone due to the mineral Titanite. It is known for its exceptional dispersion, resulting in brilliant...

Ruby gems are inherently expensive. It is no wonder people are a bit hesitant to purchase as they are forking out a lot of dough to get...

Irradiation intensifies or changes a diamond’s color and is the only diamond treatment that exists in nature as well as in laboratory...

Charoite is a fairly young but not prevalent gemstone, found in Russia. It was named after the Charo river and is also called 'royal...

Ranking seventh on the Mohs scale of hardness, this Brazilian stone is great for Everyday (Collection) wear! If you are in to bright,...

Shattuckite is relatively rare. It was first discovered in the copper mines of Bisbee, Arizona, specifically the Shattuck Mine (hence the...

Ceruleite A little-known gem material of truly exquisite blue color. Fine, solid, cuttable pieces are quite rare. Ceruleite is mainly...