Gemstone Inclusions: What Are They? Inclusions within a gemstone are generally known as imperfections such as shards, or slithers, or pieces, of another mineral that is trapped inside the main stone as it is being formed – perhaps being left behind during the...
Moissanite Engagement Rings – Oval & Rose Gold: Moissanite is fast becoming a popular alternative to diamonds when selecting a gemstone for your engagement ring. Why is this? Well, moissanite is almost identical to a diamond when you look at it. However, it...
Morganite Engagement Rings: Morganite gemstone is always going to be a pastel rose-pink shade of beryl. But that shade does have a unique warmth to it, and like many other pink gemstones morganite does look beautiful when set in white gold band. Often thought of as a...
Pink Tourmaline Rings: A pink tourmaline, or any tourmaline gemstone for that matter, is an excellent choice to set in your engagement ring. They are very affordable in today’s jewelry market, and there is a fair chance you can select a tourmaline gemstone that...
Amethyst Engagement Rings: One of the most popular colors of all the gemstones is the purple of the Amethyst. It is a gorgeous deep purple and favored by many of today’s lady buyers. It can be a standout solitaire style ring or a very attractive three-stone ring...
