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Gem Care and Handling: Emerald
With their captivating green hue and mesmerizing beauty, emeralds have been cherished for centuries. As a proud owner of emerald jewelry, it is ess...
Why do Emeralds, Rubies, and Other Gemstones Have Inclusions?
If you're a fan of colored gemstones, you've probably come across the term "inclusions" before. Inclusions are tiny imperfections or impurities th...
The Colours of Garnet, Part 4: Andradite Garnet
By Yaĝé Enigmus
The final member of the ugrandite garnet series is the mineral andradite garnet. One of the most valuable gem garnet species, an...
Great Emerald Rings of the World, Part 2
By Yaĝé Enigmus
One bespoke emerald ring that stands out for its incredible centre stone and unique design is the Stotesbury Emerald ring. The Sto...
Great Emerald Rings of the World, Part 1
By Yaĝé Enigmus
Emeralds have been a popular choice for custom gemstone rings since the time that they were first used as a gemstone by human bein...
The History of Custom Engagement Rings Part 4: From the Great Depression to Today
By Yaĝé Enigmus
Due to the economic impact of the Great Depression, the ability an average worker had to invest in a custom engagement ring was li...
The History of Custom Engagement Rings Part 2: Betrothal Rings from the Early Renaissance to the Georgian Era
By Yaĝé Enigmus
A notable point in the history of custom engagement rings is the introduction of the diamond engagement ring. The first documented...
The Mythology of the Emerald
The green colour of emeralds has often been the source of numerous myths and beliefs. Throughout history, emeralds have been believed to cure all k...
Birthstones Part 1: What are Birthstones?
By Yaĝé Enigmus
When giving the gift of a gemstone or custom gemstone jewellery, it can sometimes take a bit of thought to pick the right stone, e...
Skyjems Virtual World Tour: Colombia!
Wander the colourful streets of Cartagena, Colombia!Photo by Ricardo Gomez Angel on Unsplash
Visit Colombia, Land of Emeralds!
In this week's edit...
Why Do Emeralds Have Inclusions? David Saad's Video Explanation.
Transcript:
Why do emeralds have inclusions?
Well, I have to tell you how emeralds are formed if I'm really gonna answer that question for you....
EMERALD
Emerald means ‘green gemstone’. It is a variety of the mineral beryl (Be3Al2(SiO3)6)colored green by trace amounts of chromium and sometimes vanadi...
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