Category: Gemstones
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Understanding Diamond Colour
Learn how to assess diamond grades according to the industry standards
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Sapphire Education
Overview About Sapphire Derived from the Greek word Sappheiros, this gem worn and coveted by the royalty. Known for their brilliant shade of blue, this gem is a symbol of nobility, trust and sincerity. The birthstone of September and famously given to Princess Diana as an engagement ring from Prince Charles. Explore this gem and…
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Gemstones Education
Learn how to assess diamond grades according to the industry standards
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Learn About Emerald Gemstone
The fourth precious stone is the Emerald Gemstone. It is a gemstone that is primarily in the colour green. Depending on its origins, an Emerald Gemstone may range from a lighter and darker shade of green. Perhaps the most interesting fact about Emerald Gemstones is that Emerald is well-known for its inclusions. While other precious…
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Learn About Sapphire Gemstone
On the other hand, a Sapphire Gemstone can be found in many different colours except red. However, it is usually commonly associated towards a medium to medium-dark blue tone. Other colours that a Sapphire Gemstone can be found are pink and yellow, among others. Along with the Ruby Gemstone, a Sapphire Gemstone also boasts a…
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Learn About Ruby Gemstone
A Ruby Gemstone is recognized for its deep red colour. As its MOHS rating is a high 9, it is also one of the strongest precious stones in the world. Depending on its origin, the red colour may be between a range of light red to deep red. As the default colour of describing passion…