Emerald "Gemstone of the May Month"
This stunning green gem gets its name, from the ancient Greek word “smaragdos,” meaning “green stone,” and helps to celebrate those born in May as well as 20th and 35th wedding anniversaries.
‘Impossibly rare violet diamond’ discovered in Australia
The gemstone in question is a rare violet diamond that, at 9.17 carats, was the largest jewel of its kind ever discovered, the media outlets said. It was originally unearthed in August 2015 and after several weeks of assessment, it was polished down to a 2.83 carat oval-shaped diamond.
New In Trend - Royal Sapphires & Diamond
In today’s innovative world, everyone’s looking for something unique, specialized and customized to fit their own story. More and more couples are looking for something that symbolizes their love and affection in a personalized manner than going for the plain old standard.
On the tip of your nose, It shimmers like a star, It's the most beautiful thing, I have seen so far
Natural v/s Synthetic Gemstones.
Due to the rarity and scarcity of some Natural Gemstones, they are produced artificially in laboratories to create synthetic gems, which are similar to natural gemstones. Synthetic gems are often referred to as "clones" of natural gemstones.
Understanding Heat Treatment: The Process of Enhancing Rubies and Sapphires
Rubies & Sapphires are often heated as a way to improve their Color and Clarity. When a ruby or sapphire is heated, it can become a deeper, more vibrant color. Heating can also help to remove impurities and internal fractures within the gemstone, which can make it appear more transparent and lustrous. The process of heating rubies and sapphires is a common practice in the gemstone industry and is generally considered a safe and acceptable treatment. However, it is important to note that heat treatment may affect the value of a ruby and sapphire, as untreated gemstones are generally considered more valuable.
