The Ultimate Q&A Guide of Garnet
You may know about Garnet because it is the birthstone of January. As one of the gemstones that own long history, garnets always play an essential role in the jewelry market. Come…
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Alluring Chocolate Diamond
Are you addicted to chocolate? Yesssss!! I have frantic enthusiasm for chocolate! So if you are, could you imagine how fascinating it performs in your jewelry? It not only speaks…
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Fancy Yellow Sapphire
The enduring and alluring sapphire comes in various colors than just the legendary blue. Each color unveils its unique charm and metaphysical properties. We’ve talked about blue and pink sapphires…
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The Ultimate Q&A Guide Of Tourmaline
Tourmaline is rich in a wide range of colors, making it suitable for different personalities and skin tones. Simultaneously there are many questions regarding this gemstone. Here is the ultimate…
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An Enchanting Symbol Of Beauty–Garnet
Today I will introduce another enchanting gemstone for you, follow to explore the glamour of garnet. Overview The shape and color of garnet crystals resemble the beautifully red seeds of…
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Watermelon Tourmaline
Aloha, Gem lovers. After exploring sapphire, peridot, Topaz, Amethyst. Today, we are set out to explore this pretty Gem — Watermelon Tourmaline. With its vivid burst of color, watermelon tourmaline…
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The Ultimate Q&A Guide Of Sapphire
You may know about sapphire because of Princess Diana. Its elegant and fascinating blue color appeals to most people, but check this Q&A guide before buying sapphire jewelry. Maybe it…
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5 Ideal Gems Shining In the Summer
Sea, beach, and soda always bring back the cool memories of summer. But can you believe summer is almost over? How could it go when you have not prepared for the wardrobe?…
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The Ultimate Q&A Guide Of Peridot
You may know about Peridot because it is the birthstone of August. Its clear and charming green color appeals to most people, but check this Q&A guide before buying Peridot…
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Dreamy Blue Color Of Topaz
As early as the 18th century, many royals took pride in inlaying topaz. Its unique color, clarity, and hardness are sought after by the royal family and nobles. Topaz, known…
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