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Alexandrite
Alexandrite is a rare, colour-changing variety of the mineral chrysoberyl, often described...

Alexandrite
Amethyst
Once as expensive as rubies and emeralds, amethyst’s range of purple hues...

Amethyst
Ametrine
Ametrine is a rare variety of biclour quartz that is produced in...

Ametrine
Ammolite
Ethically mined in southwestern Alberta, Canada, fossilized ammonite shells display stunning iridescent...

Ammolite
Aquamarine
Aquamarine’s beautiful range of blues inspire its name, which comes from the...

Aquamarine
Chrysoberyl
Chrysoberyl’s name comes from the Greek chrysos for gold, and beryllos for...

Chrysoberyl
Citrine
Citrine is rare in nature, and was often confused with topaz before...

Citrine
Emerald
Named from the Greek smaragdos, meaning “green stone”, the emerald has been...

Emerald
Fancy Diamond
Growing in popularity in recent years, the black diamond works well in...

Fancy Diamond
Garnet
While the popular red almandine gemstone often comes to mind, garnets can...

Garnet
Golden Beryl / Heliodor
Sometimes incorrectly referred to as “yellow emerald”, golden beryl and heliodor are...

Golden Beryl / Heliodor
Jadeite Jade
Occuring in almost every colour, the most popular shades of jadeite are...

Jadeite Jade
Kunzite
Kunzite’s pink brilliance was discovered in 1902 and is named after George...

Kunzite
Kyanite
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Kyanite
Morganite
Also known as “pink beryl” or “rose beryl”, morganite was named after...

Morganite

Opal
Opals fall into three subgroups: the precious opal (which boasts the most...

Opal
Quartz
The most abundant and widely-distributed mineral on the surface of the Earth,...

Quartz
Peridot
Peridot is the gem variety of olivine, a mineral often found in...

Peridot
Ruby
Rubies are a variety of the mineral corundum with colours ranging from...

Ruby
Sapphire
Sapphires are strong and durable gemstones, and are second only to diamonds...

Sapphire
Spinel
Spinel is an ancient gem that has been used in jewellery for...

Spinel
Tanzanite
Tanzanite is a blue-purple variety of the mineral zoisite that can only...

Tanzanite
Topaz
Topaz is said to take its name from the Greek word Topazos,...

Topaz
Tourmaline
Despite being a popular gem in the Mediterranean throughout ancient times, tourmaline...

Tourmaline
Zircon
Zircon’s name is most likely derived from the Persian zargun (golden colored)....

Zircon

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