Look for colors that are bright and vivid, deep colors, but not so deep that you are unable to see the color of the stone. This is common with blue sapphires. These gemstones are sometimes such a deep blue that they seem black. Clear and black stones should be unclouded and true to color or lack of color as well. Gemstone Cut and Rarity The cut of a gemstone will help to determine its value, as will the rarity of the stone. Obviously a tanzanite gemstone with a better cut is more valuable than one with a poor cut, and a popular stone that is rare will be of higher value, too. Some gemstones have become so rare that in order to keep up with demand, these stones are now being artificially created in a laboratory. These artificial stones are still sold at high prices, but they aren't valued as much as natural gemstones.
It is not suggested to give a lab created stone as a gift and try to pass it off as genuine, only because the recipient will eventually find out. Gemstone Inclusion Inclusions on a stone brings the value down somewhat, but this is not the case with some gemstones. Amber, for instance, may have a natural inclusion such as an insect, and this often make that particular stone a good find, and therefore more valuable.
Often a gemstone that comes with a story will be very valuable. For instance, if somebody retrieved a big blue heart necklace from the depths of the ocean where the Titanic went down, that would be worth quite a lot of money. Movies and television, and their personalities, have a lot of impact on the demand for certain gemstones, and therefore the current value of the stones. For instance, pink diamond engagement rings became much more valuable after a pop star showed off her new rock a few years ago. The true value of a tanzanite gemstone is not how much money is paid for it, or how much you could sell it for if you were to sell it. The true value of a gemstone is what it means to you.
Jewellery has been in existence since the beginning of civilization.
It first came to being over 100,000 years ago.
The forms, types and designs of jewellery vary from culture to culture.
They can be made up different metals and non-metals, gemstones, precious and semi-precious stones.
Jewellery stores have been in place since the beginning of its use.
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Garnets, the beloved birthstones of January, are said to possess many powerful symbolic qualities and have a rich history in the world of jewellery .
From Sumeria to Ancient Rome, garnets have been celebrated throughout the centuries, and thanks to their radiant beauty and mysterious qualities, they remain much-loved today.Garnets are the perfect January birthstone gift and they are also said to bring luck and ensure a safe return from your travels.
The main tones that can be seen in an andradite are olive green, dark yellow, and black.Grossular Garnet: slightly lighter and brighter in tone, the grossular garnet radiates sunny hues of yellow, red, orange, and gold.
Some varieties also include shades of lush green.Pyrope Garnet: another fiery red garnet, the pyrope variety radiates a range of colours including deep crimson, violet and indigo.
"Spessartine Garnet: this warm-toned garnet is one of the rarer varieties.
It exhibits shades of tangerine orange, deep red, and dark gold, but can be pale yellow in its purest form.
