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Turquoise Gemstone Turquoise gemstone is found in green, blue and in different shades. The name means “Turkish stone” as it came to Europe by way of Turkey. The stone turquoise is extracted generally from rocks and water lagoons. The turquoise stone is composed of material, aluminum and copper and these materials are incorporated in the stone by its contact with

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Topaz Gemstone Usually, the original topaz stone is colorless and pale in appearance, however, topaz is allochromatic in nature which means imperfection in the atomic structure of stone which allows the stone to tint with different colors. Thus, the varieties of colors which this stone resembles are due to imperfection caused in the atomic structure of the stone. Topaz is

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Tourmaline Stone Tourmaline gemstone is a multi-color gemstone that incorporates colors like green, red, light black. It is an extremely benevolent gemstone which is being used primarily to get rid-off from severe health issues. Tourmaline gemstone is a semi-precious mineral similar to granite. Primarily, the tourmaline process of the human body as well as it filters out all the negative

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Blue Sapphire Gemstone Blue Sapphire is a naturally occurring gemstone usually found in igneous rocks and in alluvial deposits. Its quality can be determined by its cuts and transparency. It is the intensity and saturation of color that drives gemstone prices more than any other factor. The 4 C’s; color, clarity, cut, and carat  weight is always important Blue Sapphire

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Peridot Gemstone Peridot the birthstone of August is a lime color gemstone in addition to this it is one of the few gemstones who possesses only one color. In ancient times, it was believed that this stone is a distinctive gift to humankind by the mother of nature to celebrate the annual creation of the earth. Peridots are large crystals

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Ruby Gemstone The most important sources of rubies are in Asia and Africa. Historically, Burma (now known as Myanmar) was always considered to be the preeminent source of the finest rubies and stones have been found there for over 1000 years. Ruby gemstone is affiliated with the planet Sun which is referred to be the primary source of energy among all the living creatures. This

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Pearl Gemstone Natural pearls come in many shapes, however perfectly round ones are very rare. They are made up of calcium carbonate and conchiolin. Pearls have long been a symbol of beauty and purity. Pearls are formed when irritants find its way into the shell of a mollusk. Unlike, other gemstones that are being mined or spotted on rocks. The

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Emerald Gemstone Emerald gemstone believed to represent the planet Mercury, which is regarded to be the planet of love and faith. It is being stated about Emerald gemstone, that not only for today, though from ancient times. This gemstone has been used as a symbol of nobility and royalty among the kings and emperors. Emerald gemstone is considered as the

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Diamond Gemstone Diamond is recognized as the symbol of eternal love and beauty. The diamond is the hardest stone; even it is envisaged to be the cousin of graphite. It is exclusively the composition of carbon. The word Diamond has been derived from the Greek word “Adamas” which means invincible. Those born during the month of April have one of

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Aquamarine Gemstone Aquamarine is considered to be the birthstone of the month of March. The meaning of the aquamarine is “ water of the sea”. In ancient times due to its excellent healing energies. This stone was used by sailors to put this stone into the water to dissolve all the negative elements from the water. Aquamarine, the birthstone of

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