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              • Amethyst – Loose Amethyst Gemstones For Sale Amethyst is a beautiful purple to pink gemstone that belongs to the Quartz family. It can be found as large gemstones that are clean and free from inclusions making them perfect for a statement piece of jewelry. It is a very durable gemstone with a hardness of 7 on the MOHS scale. This means that it is perfect for wearing in everyday jewellery. The finest quality gems will have a slightly blue tinge to them. Looks for stones with god cutting and a deep colour. [row] [col span="6" span__sm="6"] [button text="GEMSTONES" style="gloss" animate="bounceIn" expand="true" link="/product-category/amethyst/amethyst-gemstones/"] [/col] [col span="6" span__sm="6" divider="0"] [button text="PAIRS" style="gloss" animate="bounceIn" expand="true" link="/product-category/amethyst/amethyst-pairs/"] [/col] [/row]
              • Aquamarine – We have a huge range of Aquamarine stone ready for setting into your own piece of jewellery. It is a beautiful blue stone that has the colours of the ocean and the sky. Look for stones that are free from inclusions and are as saturated as possible. The best Blue colour is sometimes referred to as Santa Maria blue. With a hardness of 7.5 – 8 it is a very durable gemstone that can placed in jewellery that is to be worn every day.
              • Chrysoberyl
              • Citrine – Citrine is the orange variety of Quartz. It gets it’s colour from iron impurities in the crystal structure. It is a very durable gem since it belongs to the Quartz family. This means it has a MOHS of 7 making it suitable for use in every day jewellery. Looks for stones with no inclusions and good brilliance. Be careful of stones with windows in them as many large gems are cut too shallow for their size.
              • Diamonds – Diamonds are the hardest gemstones known to man with a MOHS of 10. These gems are made up of pure carbon in a perfectly formed lattice. Their strength and durability has made them one of the most popular gemstones for engagement and wedding rings since these are worn every single day and are subjected to a harsh environment. Look for stones with the best possible clarity and colour for your price range.
              • Emerald – In this category you will find beautiful Emeralds from all over the world including Columbia, Zambia and even Australia. Emerald is famous for it’s deep green color and has been used for centuries to adorn the finest jewellery. Emerald is part of the Beryl family so it has a hardness of 7.5 – 8. This does make it a durable gemstone however it is not advisable to wear this stone in jewellery that is at risk of being hit against hard surfaces such as engagement rings.
              • Faceting Rough – Faceting Rough
              • Garnet – Garnet is one of the mos diverse and colorful gemstone available on the market today. In this category you will find all types of Garnet including Rhodolite, Tsavorite, Demantoid and Malaya. Use the menu on the right hand side to narrow down the search for the perfect Garnet stone.
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              • Morganite – Morganite is the pink variety of Beryl is is fast become one of the most popular gemstones on the market. It is part of the Beryl family so it is related to Aquamarine and Emerald. This means it is a very hard gemstone and is suitable for use on jewellery that will be worn every day. It generally comes in two colors, a soft pink and a peach color. There is no difference in price between the two, it just comes down to personal preference.
              • Opal – Opal is an incredible gemstone. It can have every color of every other gemstone in the one stone. Opal is often called the Queen of gemstones and it has been used for centuries. There are many different types of opals including the famous black opal. The thing that makes opals unique is the play of color. This is the way the colors dance through the stone in different patterns. [ux_product_categories_grid height="300px" grid="3" number="4" parent="231" offset="0"] [divider width="full"]
              • Peridot – Peridot is a beautiful gemstone that can only be found in one colour, GREEN. It can be found with different saturation of green ranging from a yellowish green all the way up to a deep rich grass green. The major source of this stone has traditionally been Arizona in the USA, but recently there is a huge find in China which is supplying the market. The only downfall with this stone is that it can often be found with small black inclusions inside them. When selecting a stone, be sure that there are no visible black inclusions.
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              • Ruby – Ruby is known as the king of gemstones and is the most expensive coloured gemstone available on the market. For years Rubies have been used in royal crown jewels and for investment. Ruby is an extremely hard and durable gemstone that can be worn in jewellery that is going to be used everyday. Look for Rubies that have a very red color and good clarity.
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              • Sapphire – Sapphire is second most popular gemstone behind Diamond. In the last few years these stones have really increased in popularity with people looking for alternatives to Diamonds in engagement rings. Many people do not realise that Sapphire comes in many different colours. Blue is the most common, but they can also be Pink, Yellow, Orange, Purple and colourless. If it is red it is referred to as a Ruby because they are actually the same mineral.
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              • Sphalerite – Loose Sphalerite For Sale
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              • Spinel – SPINEL Spinel is fast becoming one of the most popular gemstones on the market. It all started with the discovery of the Mahenge Spinel in Tanzania which is the most vibrant pink and red coloured stones available. The red Spinel is arguably more vibrant than a ruby and this is why they are becoming so popular.
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              • Tanzanite – Tanzanite is a beautiful blue to purple gemstone that is only found at the foot of Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Almost all Tanzanites have been heat treated to improve the colour when they are mined so please do not be alarmed by this treatment.
              • Topaz – Topaz is the birthstone for November and is commonly found as a beautiful deep blue or sky blue colour. These gems have usually been irradiated to induce the colour into them. Other colours of Topaz such as yellow, pink and red are all naturally occurring. The rarest type of Topaz is the Imperial Topaz, a reddish pink variety.
              • Tourmaline – Tourmaline is a miracle of colour. It has so many different colours and shapes that it is such a versatile gemstone. Tourmaline is complex mineral tat actually contains many minerals that are similar. The most expensive Tourmaline is the Paraiba Tourmaline from Brazil. In recent years the most amazing stones have been coming out of Namibia in Africa.
              • Zircon – Zircon is a natural gemstone that is often confused with Cubic Zirconia. The most popular and well known Zircon is the beautiful ocean blue Zircon from Cambodia.

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