The amethyst or February birthstone color is a type of quartz, and was thought to protect an owner from drunkenness in ancient Greece. First uses of this purple gem are by Egyptians, and the Germanic Anglo-Saxon people. There are many different shades of this gem. The deepest purple and mo...
The meanings associated with the jewelry simple comes from the different temperatures your body has when you are in different moods. A few examples include: If you are excited your body temperature may be higher than normal, meaning the ring would heat up and change color. If you are just ...
Knowing your birthstone chart and its spiritual meaning enable you to appreciate the fullness and breadth of gemstones and their symbolic meanings, spiritual qualities, and healing properties. We will cover the birthstone for spring season –January, February, and Marchin this blog. If ...
Many of the traditional birthstones, are the same ones that were used as ancient birthstones, depending on the culture and the area where the people were living, like the lovely purple Amethyst crystals. Deep Purple Amethyst Pendant As it became easier to obtain the stone, more were made ava...
There is some scientific basis for the functioning of themood ring. However, every individual has a unique physiological makeup that determined temperature changes. And with the wide ranges of meanings for every color in the chart, it is not that accurate pin pointing the actual mood of a per...
Associated crystals: Carnelian, Citrine, Coral, Moonstone. Get it now! 3. ManiPura, the Solar Plexus Chakra: Yellow Color Sanskrit meaning:“Jewel city” Color: Yellow. The strength of yellow shines bright like the uncovered sun, and illuminates the “I” — your sense of self. Key Themes...
of reddish-orange topaz crystals. Most jewelry consumers are familiar with the various shades of blue topaz found in the market. Topaz can also be found in colorless, brown, green, orange, pink, red, and yellow colors. Imperial topaz, which is orange to red in color, is the rarest and ...
CEO and President of JTV (retired) Published: June 2014 Modified: 十月 2023 Lab created cubic zirconia (CZ) is a popular diamond simulant and is well known in the jewelry industry. Natural cubic zirconia was discovered in 1937 as an inclusion in zircon crystals. The first experiments to synth...
Fluorite crystals occur in white, black, clear, and various shades of every color in the rainbow. Color change fluorite is rare, but has been discovered, usually with a blue to purple change. To observe this natural phenomenon, view your gemstone interchangeably in natural and incandescent light...
One of the most popular methods for creating emerald is the hydrothermal process, which uses heat and pressure to imitate natural conditions deep in the earth that formed natural gems. Nutrients are dissolved in a water solution with synthetic crystals forming as the solution cools. Synthetic emeral...