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Blue is one of the most popular gemstone colors. However, you can find only a handful of gemstones in a pure saturated blue hue. For example, sapphire is the only gemstone set in blue color. Tanzanite is another example. Some shades of blue gemstones are: Grayish-Blue: Spinel is a grayish-blue gemstone because, as it is…
Green is one of the most favored gemstone colors in the world. The color green is caused by chromium and vanadium, and at times, iron. Peridot is a fine example of this. Peridot comes with a green shade with a slight yellow hint, which can be compared with the color of grass in springtime. The…
Sapphire is usually blue, but sometimes it could be orange as well. Spinel comes in a rare orange color, which has excellent value. Tourmaline in orange color is rare and expensive. Mexican fire opal comes in red-orange.
Tourmaline: The high-quality pink gemstones are kunzite and tourmaline. The latter one reflects the highest range of pink shades. One of the affordable options for pink gemstones is kunzite, which is equally popular among jewelry lovers and is mostly available in large-sized stones. Tourmaline is also found in multiple colors green, pink, blue, yellow, black,…
Red is considered to be the most unusual gemstone color. For example, pure red is hard to find. Red ruby is a classic example of a red gemstone. It comes with an intense red color with a slight impression of purple, sometimes termed pigeons’ blood. Its strong red color is because of the presence of…
The specific gemstone features such as the cat’s eye effect or chatoyancy and the star effect or asterism are rare. Star sapphire’s color ranges from black, grey, and purple with tones of pink and blue. Star rubies’ color varies according to the proportion of chromium and iron. It could be brownish red, pink, red, or…
The number of purple and violet gemstones is few when compared to others. The most celebrated in this category is the amethyst. However, sometimes sapphire and spinel can be found in shades of violet as well.
Diamond is the reigning gemstone in the list of white gemstones. Some other famous colorless gems are pearls, white sapphire, white zircon, white beryl, petalite, and danburite. Pearls usually come in white but also reflect many colors like blue, black, green, pink, gold, grey, brown, and blue. When it comes to jewelry with birthstones, diamonds…
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