Category: Birthstone Buyer Guides
Birthstone Buyer Guides, Turquoise
Buyer Guide for Turquoise
Turquoise is a gemstone known for its lovely shades of blues and greens. Others have a matrix while some don’t. The matrix itself also differs a lot in terms of pattern and color. Throughout history, turquoise has been a treasured and popular gemstone. Being a water-based stone formed in rocks, the ...
Birthstone Buyer Guides, Topaz
Buyer Guide for Topaz
For some gemstones, the color is what matters the most, not the cut or size. Topaz is the perfect example of such gemstones. While it might not be a precious gemstone, the colors of topaz can make even the pickiest buyer fall in love with it. Despite being a natural ...
Birthstone Buyer Guides, Sapphire
Buyer Guide for Sapphire
Sapphires are part of the corundum family just like rubies. The name itself will make you conjure the image of a stone with dazzling blue color. However, sapphires are not blue all the time, but the blue variety is definitely the most popular one. Sapphires also come in yellow, white, ...
Buyer Guide for Ruby
Rubies are some of the most sought-after and valued gemstones in the jewelry world, known for their color, luster, and allure. Rubies found in nature are some of the most expensive gemstones you can find today. But with the increasing demand and popularity of rubies, scientists started to look for ...
Birthstone Buyer Guides, Peridot
Buyer Guide for Peridot
Peridot is a type of ancient gemstone made of the mineral olivine. This boasts a captivating pure green hue that sets it apart from other gemstones. Peridot is reputed to evoke creativity and eloquence that brings delight regardless of the type of jewelry where it is used. There are various styles ...
Birthstone Buyer Guides, Pearl
Buyer Guide for Pearl
Every lady must have a piece of pearl jewelry as a part of her jewelry collection. There are two primary types of colors, namely cultured pearls and natural pearls. Both of these are wonderful choices for fine jewelry pieces such as earrings and necklaces. Natural pearls are quite expensive and ...
Buyer Guide for Opal
Opal is a birthstone that showcases a one-of-a-kind play of color. Some people say that it resembles lighting, fireworks, or galaxies trapped within the stone. The colors and patterns that result from the interaction of the stone with light make every piece of opal unique and distinct from others. Considering ...
Birthstone Buyer Guides, Emerald
Buyer Guide for Emerald
Buying an emerald may be less technical compared to buying diamonds but it is still something that requires careful consideration. Emerald is an equally important gemstone that has been enjoying its popularity since the imperial era. This is made up of traces of matter and is often available in various colors ...
Birthstone Buyer Guides, Diamond
Buyer Guide for Diamond
Diamonds are a precious and timeless gemstone. They come in all shapes, sizes, colors and levels of quality. No matter what your style or budget, there is a diamond out there that will fit your needs. To help you choose the perfect diamond for your specific needs, we’ve put together ...
Aquamarine, Birthstone Buyer Guides
Buyer Guide for Aquamarine
Aquamarine belongs to the beryl family of gemstones with a similar chemical composition to the rest of the family members including yellow beryl, morganite, emerald, and others. What makes aquamarine distinct is the dark blue to light blue colors that feature some touch of green. Types of Aquamarine There are ...
Amethyst, Birthstone Buyer Guides
Buyer Guide for Amethyst
For millennia, the color purple is associated with wealth, power, and royalty, which is why it is not a surprise that amethyst has been a favorite among royal families. But since large deposits were discovered, this stone has now become available even for commoners. Types of Amethyst There are several ...
Birthstone Buyer Guides, Garnet
Buyer Guide for Garnets
Garnets are captivating gemstones often placed in rings, earrings, pendants, and other jewelry pieces. Although there are various colors of garnets, red is the recognized hue for the birthstone for January. Buying garnets can be a little daunting, but with this buyer guide you’ll be able to pick the perfect gem ...