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Sphene is a very unique gemstone that makes stunning jewelry because of its rarity. . Sphene is named from the Greek word for wedge, because it possesses a wedge shaped and spiraling crystal habit. Sometimes the sphene gem is called titanite for its titanium content. One ofTanzanite is the Gemstone of the 20th Century
If you’re a fan of gemstone jewelry or gemstones in particular, you should make Tanzanite on of your top favorites. Tanzanite has the distinction of being named "Gemstone of the 20th Century" when discovered way back in 1967. Tanzanite is named after the East African state of Tanzania whereDazzle friends with a Color Change Garnet
Color Change Garnet is one of the most rare and phenomenal of all gems—almost like a miracle of nature. With a color change garnet, the actual color change can be intense. Some even mistake the color change of a color change garnet to the color change of top quality alexandrite. Few peopleHave you heard do tsavorite
Tsavorite is more than a funny name. It’s a garnet first discovered in East Africa in 1967 that is quickly becoming an favorite for jewelers and collectors around the world. It’s nearly 200 times rarer than emeralds! Tsavorite is also a more durable gemstone than emeralds, which makesSome facts on onyx
Did you know that the name onyx comes from the Greek word for fingernail? It’s no wonder when you look at the fingernail appearance of this interesting gemstone. In fact, ancient legends say that one day while the goddess Venus was sleeping, Cupid cut her fingernails and left the clippHow to care for opals
If you love opals as much as me, I hope you’ll appreciate these tips on how to care for this dazzling, yet fragile gemstone. I remember my grandmother always talking about the special care that must be put into her opal necklace. And since the opal is one of the mostDeep thoughts on perid
While most precious gems made of mineral are formed and discovered in the earth’s crust, there are two big exceptions. Both diamonds and a lesser-known peridot are both formed much, much deeper in the earth’s mantle. Pretty deep, right? It sure is. Peridot crystals actually foWhat is topaz?
Do you love topaz? It’s one of the most popular gemstones, known for it’s auburn aura. But actually, topaz is a colorless and transparent gem, but becomes tinted by impurities that give it its famous color. In fact, the bright orange color of most topaz led theDemantoid garnet—the latest in garnet
If you love garnet jewelry, you’ll want to read this about demantiod garnet, one of the most valued garnets around. You see, while most garnets have been known since ancient times, demantoid garnet was not discovered until 1853, in the Ural mountains somewhere in Russia. These Russian deposJust what is tourmaline?
After buying a beautiful tourmaline strand from Madagascar, I have been inundated with questions about what this crystal-like gem called tourmaline is all about. So here is my attempt at some tourmaline education for anyone who loves gemstones and fine jewelry. First, tourmaline is classiPage Navigation: 1 (All)