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Spinels do not only exist in red. They also come is shades of blue and grey too. These grey spinels gain their color from impurities present along with the presence of Nickel. Spinels have a mohs hardness of 9, and are extremely rare stones....

Paraibas found in other parts of the world except Brazil, are given the term "paraiba" due to their color. However, they are much more affordable compared to Brazilian Paraibas as they are less saturated in color. Mozambique or African paraibas, on the other hand...

The refreshing neon blue reflections of the Brazilian Paraiba cannot be compared to the blue-hued tourmalines that have been discovered in other parts of the world. Their exemplary array of blue shades is of premium quality - owing to the composition of copper which...

The refreshing neon blue reflections of the Brazilian Paraiba cannot be compared to the blue-hued tourmalines that have been discovered in other parts of the world. Their exemplary array of blue shades is of premium quality - owing to the composition of copper which...

Usually referred to as "Emerald by day, Ruby by night," Alexandrites are indeed precious and prized possessions in our industry.Highly valuable Alexandrites have excellent clarity, possess a vivid bluish-green color during the day, and transform into a stunning purple gem with red undertones during...

Pink diamonds are found deep beneath the earth's surface: unlike most diamonds which form due to the interaction of various elements, pink diamonds are formed due to the extreme conditions of heat and pressure which cause changes in the lattice structure of the stone....