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Just one peek at the stone and you’ll see why, given its’ citrusy coloring. The gem ranges in golden shades from pale yellow to deep brownish orange. How did the citrine get its color, you may ask? Citrine is a variety of quartz. The yellow hues that you see on the stone are caused by traces of iron and quartz crystals.Greeks used the stone as a decorative gem. The Romans, on the other hand, utilized the citrine for jewelry and intaglio…
Pink tourmaline and Opals are honored to be October’s birthstone. One look and you will fall in love with the gemstones. However good your life is, with a pink tourmaline it is going to be a lot better. The pink tourmaline is known to strengthen love and friendship, increase energy, and calm nerves. October is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Jewelry with a pink stone makes for a great gift to show someone fighting breast cancer support and…
The blue sapphire ticks all the boxes from hardness to rarity. It is the most valuable and rarest colored natural gemstone. The blue sapphire is a very desirable gemstone due to its royal blue color. The color blue symbolizes love, loyalty, power and wisdom. It’s a gemstone with an astounding “wow” factor and significant royalty. It can make anyone feel like a king or queen while wearing. Whether worn as a necklace, ring, or earring…
What’s better then a vivid lime green colored stone to go with a fun summer outfit? The Peridot is August birthstone and through the end of August we will be offering 20%-50% off of all Peridot merchandise in our store display. The Peridot is one of the less well known gemstones, known as the “gem of the sun” by the Egyptians. We can assure you the Peridot will shine like the sun and your friends…