Opal stone has been one of the most respected, popular and attractive gemstone known for its huge energy. Its name was derived from a Sanskrit name, “upala”, meaning precious stone or gem. In other cultures like Roman, the stone means…

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Shopping for jewelry can prove a daunting task due to the many choices available. While many millennials prefer shiny stones, e.g., rings made from diamond and gold, any jewel connoisseur will tell you that stone jewellery is some of the…

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Carat (ct) is a measurement of weight, not size. There are five carats to a gram. A 1 ct sapphire is smaller in size than a 1 ct diamond because it is heavier. There are 100 points to a carat, so a 50…

A rough diamond looks like any other rock until it is “cut” into many facets at optimum angles to produce maximum brilliance (sparkle) and fire (reflected colors). The quality of the cut is known as the “make”.

A diamond’s clarity grade is actually a flaw-grade and refers to the tiny imperfections present when the stone was originally formed by nature. If no flaws can be seen under 10X magnification, such as with a diamond loupe, it is…

Diamond color is graded from D-F (colorless) through G-J (near colorless), K-M (faint yellow), N-R (very light yellow) down to S-Z (light yellow). In the K-R range you sometimes get a very light brown called “champagne” and a darker brown…

The lack of natural body color is a major factor in determining the value of a diamond. The most expensive are colorless and are graded downward by the amount of yellowish or brownish tint they have.