by richard haruni | Sep 21, 2016 | Blog, Trade
Gem Reports and Labs When working with coloured gemstones and diamonds, today more than ever, it is important to be able to have the stones independently evaluated. Here is where the Principally to tell you if the stones have undergone any treatments that may affect...
by richard haruni | Sep 21, 2016 | Blog, Trade
Fancy Coloured Diamonds In the previous section we looked at Emeralds, now we turn to Fancy Coloured Diamonds. The diamond is considered to be the ultimate precious gemstone for many consumers. It is carbon, stable, and one of the hardest substances known to man....
by richard haruni | Sep 21, 2016 | Blog
Emeralds In the last section of the gemstone guide, we took a look at Fancy Coloured Sapphires. This section of the Gemstone Guide gets a bit more technical as we take a closer look at Emeralds. Emerald is a member of the Beryl family and is given its green hues...
by richard haruni | Sep 21, 2016 | Blog
Sapphire In the last section of the gemstone guide, we took a look at Rubies. This section of the Gemstone Guide gets a bit more technical as we take a closer look at sapphires. The sapphire is also a member of the corundum family, and in general any corundum that is...
by richard haruni | Sep 21, 2016 | Blog, Trade
Ruby This page offers all the essential information you need about rubies. What they are, where they come from and what to look for when buying rubies. Rubies have been one of the most sought-after and valued gems in history. Called ratnaraj in ancient Sanskrit...
by richard haruni | Sep 21, 2016 | Blog, Trade
In the last section of the gemstone guide, we introduced the notion of coloured gemstones and diamonds. Now we start to look at the differences between them. While coloured stones have been used extensively throughout history, in recent decades gemstone sales have...
