There are a wide range of gemstones used in jewellery, with each having its own characteristic colour - or, in some cases, a range of colours. The origin...
Understanding Gemmology Gemmology is a branch of science that deals with artificial and natural gemstones. Many people professionally or casually collect gemstones, because what they find in it is really amazing and attractive. In short gemstones are always a precious glitter for most of the people. There are gemstone collectors and investors interested only in the fiscal worth of gems. Read the Rest...
An Opal Triplet is so named because it has three components: a thin slice of crystal Opal sandwiched between a clear top layer and a black backing.
Scorodite from Nambia
Veszelyite A rare secondary Cu-Zn mineral occurring in the oxidised zones of base metal deposits. Containing both zinc and copper (with the...
Your Birth stone can say a lot about you and your personality. Here is what your birth stone means, and how it relates to your zodiac sign.
Chalcopyrite // Pedro Claim, Goldmyer Hot Springs, King Co., Washington, USA
Golden Selenite from Peru
