Gemstones Categories
All Gemstones
- Gemstone, any of various minerals highly prized for beauty, durability, and rarity. A few noncrystalline materials of organic origin (e.g., pearl, red coral, and amber) also are classified as gemstones.
Blue Gemstones
- When it comes to gemstones, few colors are as captivating and versatile as blue. Blue gemstones have long been cherished for their serene beauty, making them a popular choice for jewelry and collectibles.
Green Gemstones
- Since ancient times, emerald has been synonymous with "green." However, there are so many more green gems, giving you plenty of alternatives to the classic emerald.
PRECIOUS GEMESTONES
- A precious gemstone is a naturally occurring stone with aesthetically pleasing characteristics and a certain level of rarity that make it highly sought after. The result is a stone with a high cost, high demand, and exceptional rarity. Modern precious gemstones include diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds.
Purple Gemstones
- Purple is a powerful color. Some of its clout stems from the fact that it's rarely found in nature. Indeed, only a few gems exhibit a dominant purple color. Fortunately, those that do are truly beautiful. Their colors range from pale and gentle to saturated and bold.
Red Gemstones
- For centuries, people have adorned themselves with red gemstones. Red has had strong symbolic associations with love, passion, fire, and blood, but true red colors are rare in the world of gems.
SEMI PRECIOUS STONES
- A stone that is less rare and less expensive than precious stones, but is still valued for its beauty. While precious gemstones refer only to the four primary stones–diamonds, rubies, sapphire, and emerald–semi-precious gemstones can refer to a number of other types of naturally occurring stones. These are stones that are less rare and therefore less expensive than precious stones.
White Gemstones
- While different varieties of white stones have different symbolic meanings, ascension, clarity, and purity are common among them. White and colorless crystals are great healing stones, especially for raising consciousness, because they are spiritual in origin and symbolize a higher state.
Yellow Gemstones
- From bright, sunny colors to deep golden hues, yellow gemstones are warm and inviting. If you're looking for a yellow gem for your next jewelry project, you'll find what you're looking for here.
All Gemstones
- Gemstone, any of various minerals highly prized for beauty, durability, and rarity. A few noncrystalline materials of organic origin (e.g., pearl, red coral, and amber) also are classified as gemstones.
Blue Gemstones
- When it comes to gemstones, few colors are as captivating and versatile as blue. Blue gemstones have long been cherished for their serene beauty, making them a popular choice for jewelry and collectibles.
Green Gemstones
- Since ancient times, emerald has been synonymous with "green." However, there are so many more green gems, giving you plenty of alternatives to the classic emerald.
PRECIOUS GEMESTONES
- A precious gemstone is a naturally occurring stone with aesthetically pleasing characteristics and a certain level of rarity that make it highly sought after. The result is a stone with a high cost, high demand, and exceptional rarity. Modern precious gemstones include diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds.
Purple Gemstones
- Purple is a powerful color. Some of its clout stems from the fact that it's rarely found in nature. Indeed, only a few gems exhibit a dominant purple color. Fortunately, those that do are truly beautiful. Their colors range from pale and gentle to saturated and bold.
Red Gemstones
- For centuries, people have adorned themselves with red gemstones. Red has had strong symbolic associations with love, passion, fire, and blood, but true red colors are rare in the world of gems.
SEMI PRECIOUS STONES
- A stone that is less rare and less expensive than precious stones, but is still valued for its beauty. While precious gemstones refer only to the four primary stones–diamonds, rubies, sapphire, and emerald–semi-precious gemstones can refer to a number of other types of naturally occurring stones. These are stones that are less rare and therefore less expensive than precious stones.
White Gemstones
- While different varieties of white stones have different symbolic meanings, ascension, clarity, and purity are common among them. White and colorless crystals are great healing stones, especially for raising consciousness, because they are spiritual in origin and symbolize a higher state.
Yellow Gemstones
- From bright, sunny colors to deep golden hues, yellow gemstones are warm and inviting. If you're looking for a yellow gem for your next jewelry project, you'll find what you're looking for here.