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Embrace the natural allure of our Green Sapphire, weighing an impressive 4.707 carats. This stunning gemstone boasts a vibrant green hue that exudes elegance and sophistication. Perfectly suited for custom jewelry designs or as a collector's treasure, its exceptional color and brilliance make it...

Icy diamonds have taken their place in modern jewelry trends due to their rustic, metallic, sophisticated nature. Icy diamonds are pure, untreated diamonds and opaque in color due to their heavy inclusions, but they can be cut and shaped as such that they end...

Amongst the variety of sapphires present in the world, the Padparadscha sapphire is the rarest and most coveted one of them all.The orange-pinkish color of this precious stone is a unique combination usually not found in any other stone. The name  " Padparadscha" is...

This beautiful violet stone is quite affordable compared to the usual blues we have, but exhibits wonderful color, and has a mohs hardness of 7.5 making it fit for jewelry handcrafting.One remarkable feature of iolite is its pleochroic nature, which means that it displays...

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Introducing a rare 1.67 carat light blue Paraiba from Madagascar, a gemstone prized for its vibrant color and captivating brilliance. Paraiba tourmalines are known for their unique neon-like glow, and this light blue variety offers an exquisite and soft yet striking hue. Perfect for...

Salt and Pepper Diamonds are the new "wanted" diamonds of today! But did you know they were discovered way back in 450 BC? Back then, diamonds with better clarity were only in demand. Salt and pepper diamonds, as the name suggests, are diamonds that...

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Aquamarines are beautiful gemstones derived from the mineral named Beryl. They are known for their eye clean clarity and stunning blue hues. Aquamarines have a mohs hardness of 7.5- 8 , enabling them to be used to handcraft great pieces of jewelry. This lovely...

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Grandidierite is one of the rarest gemstones in the world, prized for its captivating greenish-blue hue and exceptional translucency. First discovered in Madagascar in 1902, this remarkable gem is known for its unique pleochroism, displaying shades of blue, green, and sometimes even colorless tones...

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Hauynite is a rare, vibrant gemstone that belongs to the feldspathoid mineral group. It is known for its striking blue to bluish-green color, often compared to turquoise or lapis lazuli, though it is less common in the gemstone market. Hauynite is typically found in...

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Morganite, a mesmerizing gemstone, boasts a Mohs hardness of 7.5-8, making it durable for jewelry. Its enchanting pink color, often referred to as "pink emerald," exudes a delicate charm.  This rare gem's unique combination of durability and alluring aesthetics makes it an ideal choice...

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