There are different kinds of glass gemstone in a wide range of colors some of them are discussed below:

Garnet:…

History Of Emerald:

The word Emerald is derived from the Greek word "smaragdos," which symbolizes "greenstone". It is considered to be a holy stone and is believed to be one of the gemstones found in the breastplate of Aaron. Throughout history, different races have been fascinated by emeralds - Egyptians, Incas, and Spanish. This fascination continues to the present time.…

Amethyst is a derivative of quartz. It is available in various shades of purple coloring which means from light shades to deep hues of purple. This unusual color is generated by iron accents in the stone itself. The darker shade of purple makes the stone more valuable. Therefore, a deeper purple stone means a more valuable stone. Synthetic stones are not as valuable as natural ones. …

When a given piece of mineral or organic material has been cut and polished into a piece of jewelry or accessory is called a gemstone. Gemstones are commonly made from minerals. In the creation of gemstones, materials like amber, jet, or rocks like lapis lazuli can also be utilized. Depending on the piece of jewelry that is being…

When you start imagining a gorgeous sapphire stone, the color blue immediately comes to mind. For royalty, these vibrant gemstones have also always held special significance starting with medieval kings who believed the stones would protect them from those who seek to do harm. …