GEM GLOSSARY

Citrine

Citrine

By Elizabeth Potts

Citrine's sunny yellow to golden-brown hue is not only pleasing to the eye but is also believed to bring warmth, energy, and positivity to those...

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Tourmaline

Tourmaline

By Elizabeth Potts

Tourmaline's wide spectrum of colors and versatility make it a favorite for jewelry design, allowing for creative expression through a rich palette.

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Opal

Opal

By Elizabeth Potts

Known for its enigmatic play of colors, opals are unique gemstones that capture the imagination, reflecting a kaleidoscope of hues in a single stone. And...

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Aquamarine

Aquamarine

By Elizabeth Potts

Often associated with the calming hues of the ocean, aquamarine's light blue or blue-green color makes it a fitting choice for jewelry, especially pieces designed...

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Amethyst

Amethyst

By Elizabeth Potts

Amethyst, with its vibrant purple color, is not only popular in jewelry but is also believed to possess healing and protective properties, making it a...

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Ruby

Ruby

By Elizabeth Potts

As one of the four precious gemstones, rubies are celebrated for their deep red hue, signifying love and passion, and are considered an enduring choice...

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Emerald

Emerald

By Elizabeth Potts

Emeralds, belonging to the beryl family, are known for their lush green color and have been highly valued in jewelry throughout history, often symbolizing rebirth...

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Sapphire

Sapphire

By Elizabeth Potts

Beyond its typical blue shade, sapphires are found in a range of colors (every color of the rainbow!) making them a versatile gemstone prized for...

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Diamond

Diamond

By Elizabeth Potts

Diamonds are treasured not only for their exceptional hardness and brilliance but also for their symbolic representation of enduring love and commitment in engagement rings...

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