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Diamond

Diamonds are crystalline structures composed entirely of pure carbon. Their exceptional hardness—the highest among known...

Jewelry Carbon Precious Colorless

9.9 Brilliant

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Pigeon's Blood Ruby

A Pigeon’s Blood Ruby is a highly prized variety of ruby originating from Myanmar. These stones are renowned for their e...

Jewelry Myanmar Corundum Vivid Red

9.9 Brilliant

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Colombian Emerald

A Colombian emerald is a highly prized member of the beryl family, known for its intense vivid green color. These gemsto...

Jewelry Colombia Beryl Vivid Green

9.8 Brilliant

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Royal Blue Sapphire

A Royal Blue Sapphire is a highly prized member of the corundum family, renowned for its intense blue hue. Kashmir sapph...

Jewelry Kashmir Corundum Royal Blue

9.7 Brilliant

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Ruby

The ruby is a highly valued gemstone derived from corundum, known for its intense red color. Its significance stems from...

Jewelry Red Precious Corundum

9.6 Brilliant

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Padparadscha Sapphire

A Padparadscha sapphire is a unique variety of corundum distinguished by its delicate pink-orange hue resembling a lotus...

Jewelry Rare Corundum Pink Orange

9.6 Brilliant

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Musgravite

Musgravite is a gemstone composed primarily of beryllium oxide. It’s notable for being exceptionally rare, with only a f...

Jewelry Beryllium Ultra Rare Gray Green

9.6 Brilliant

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Cornflower Blue Sapphire

The Cornflower Blue Sapphire is a variety of sapphire prized for its delicate blue hue reminiscent of the flower’s color...

Classic Jewelry Corundum Cornflower

9.6 Brilliant

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White Sapphire

White Sapphire is a colorless corundum variety entirely free of chromophore impurities, historically used as a diamond s...

Jewelry Hard Colorless Corundum

7.0 Good

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Hyalite Opal

A colorless, glass-clear opal variety that fluoresces vivid green under ultraviolet light due to trace uranium content,...

Glass Like Jewelry Fluorescent Colorless

5.9 Mediocre

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Kornerupine Cat's Eye

Kornerupine cat's eye is a rare boro-silicate gemstone exhibiting chatoyancy, first discovered in 1884 in Greenland and...

Collector Jewelry Rare Chatoyant

5.8 Mediocre

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Goshenite

Goshenite is the pure colorless variety of beryl, named after Goshen, Massachusetts, where it was first identified, and...

Transparent Jewelry Pure Colorless

5.5 Mediocre

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Rhodizite

An extremely rare beryllium boroaluminate mineral reaching Mohs hardness 8, among the hardest borates known, found prima...

Jewelry Madagascar Colorless Borate

5.5 Mediocre

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Celestite

A strontium sulfate mineral named for its pale sky-blue color, with notable deposits in Madagascar and Ohio, USA, and se...

Blue Collector Jewelry Crystals

5.3 Mediocre

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White Topaz

White Topaz is a colorless topaz variety used as a diamond and white sapphire simulant, sourced from Brazil, Sri Lanka,...

Jewelry Topaz Hard Colorless

5.0 Mediocre

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Tremolite

Tremolite is a calcium magnesium amphibole mineral first described in 1789, notable for producing the rare green gemston...

Collector Jewelry Rare Amphibole

5.0 Mediocre

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Gahnite

A zinc aluminum oxide mineral of the spinel group first described in 1807 and named after Swedish chemist Johan Gottlieb...

Blue Collector Jewelry Rare

4.8 Poor

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Thomsonite

A rare zeolite-group calcium sodium aluminosilicate notable as a collector's gem from Lake Superior shores in Minnesota,...

Jewelry Lake Superior White Pink Zeolite

4.8 Poor

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Sanidine

Sanidine is a high-temperature potassium feldspar mineral first described in 1808, notable for its glassy appearance and...

Transparent Jewelry Volcanic Colorless

4.5 Poor

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Analcime

A sodium aluminosilicate among the most abundant zeolite minerals, occurring in igneous and sedimentary rocks globally a...

Jewelry Rare Colorless Pink Zeolite

4.1 Poor