Amethyst
Aquamarine
Blue Zircon 
Ceylon Sapphire
Colombian Emerald
Demantoid Garnet
Ethiopian Opal
Exotic Gemstones
Fancy Sapphire
Green Tourmaline
Imperial Topaz
Mandarin Garnet
Morganite
Multi-Color Gemstones
Paraiba Tourmaline
Peridot 
Pink Sapphire
​Purple Garnet 
Pink Tourmaline 
Purple Sapphire
Ruby
Spinel
Tanzanite
Tsavorite Garnet 

COLOMBIAN EMERALD

Emerald is the 2013 Pantone color of the year- and for good reason.  Colombian Emeralds in particular exhibit a beautiful vivid bright blueish green color that is glowingly radiant.  Emerald is part of the Beryl family, and is a type 3 gemstone- meaning that it is almost always included.  

One of the popular misconceptions about Emeralds is that they are soft.  Emeralds are actually quite hard, measuring about a 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale of hardness.  Hardness is a measurement of how easily something scratches.  So while emeralds do not scratch easily, however, they can be prone to brittleness, which means that if they are hit at a bad angle, for example, they have a possibility to crack.  The more clean the emerald, the more strong the stone.  With proper care and a little bit of caution, there isn't any reason not to wear these stones often.  

Our Emeralds all tend to be relatively clean stones in deep, rich colors.  

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