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Padparadscha sapphires: the rarest of them all, with a stunning pink-orange hue that’s as unique as a miracle. Found in limited locations like Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Madagascar, these beauties make up just 1-1.5% of ruby production. A true treasure for collectors. #Padparadscha #RareGems #LuxuryJewelry #Sapphire
Emerald and Peridot both dazzle in shades of green, but their differences are crucial for jewellers and collectors. From refractive index to unique inclusions, these two gems have distinct features that make identification easier. Did you know Peridot’s “lily pad” inclusions are a dead giveaway? Learn how to distinguish these stunning stones using both visual and gemmological tests. Avoid costly mistakes—know what to look for before you buy or set a gem! green gems, gemstone testing, jewellery tips, birthstones, real vs fake gems

information

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Opal

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Black

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Stunning Calcite flowers and blue Fluorite on quartz from Yaogangxian Mine, Yizhang Co., Chenzhou, Hunan Province, China. Size: 6 x 4 cm. Fabian Wildfang specimen; Albert Russ photo.
This beautiful Rainbow Iris Agate Slice is available at Simply Affinity. These rainbow agate slices are incredibly rare and found in Indonesia. They look like a regular slice of agate until viewed through transmitted light, and then an incredible spectrum of colors appears. There are said to be a very small percentage of iris agates in the world. #SimplyAffinity #Crystals #Gemstones #IrisAgate #Metaphysical #Agate #RainbowAgate #MetaphysicalProperties

White

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A noble stone, the most magnificent ruby for a most magnificent July queen. A talisman of sorts, there’s no putting out ruby’s fiery glow.

Red

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Orange

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Yellow

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Green

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From FRANCIS MALVIZ
aquamarine color chart

Blue

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These lovely high quality small labradorite crystal moons all have a smooth polish + luminous flash at different angles, ranging from dark to light with varying transparency. Labradorite is a stone of insight, magic + destiny, an essential in your crystal toolkit. These mini celestial crystals are a fun, affordable way to add rare crystal varieties + unique shapes to your crystal collection. Use them in your crystal grids, moon rituals, as a sweet little gift, or just floating in your ring dish

Indigo

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Violet

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Rhodocrosite Quartz
Rhodochrosite - the most beautiful mineral, also known as the rose of the Incas

Pink

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Teal

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