Tanzanite is a captivating blue-violet gemstone that is found exclusively in the Merelani Hills of Tanzania. Its rarity is due to its limited geographic availability, making it about 1,000 times
Black Opal stands out for its dark body tone which contrasts with the vibrant play of color it exhibits, ranging from green and blue to orange, red, and purple.
Red Beryl, often referred to as “red emerald” or “bixbite,” is a gemstone so rare that it is found in only a few locations in New Mexico and Utah, USA.
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Benitoite, the state gem of California, is a rare blue gemstone primarily found in San Benito County. It is known for its sapphire-blue color and unique crystal formation.
Alexandrite is famed for its remarkable color-changing ability, appearing green in daylight and red in incandescent light. This gemstone was first discovered in the Ural Mountains of Russia in the 19th century and is named after Tsar Alexander II.
Padparadscha Sapphire is a rare and valuable gemstone known for its unique pink-orange color, reminiscent of a tropical sunset. The name is derived from the Sinhalese word for “aquatic lotus blossom
Paraíba Tourmaline is renowned for its striking neon blue to green colors, caused by the presence of copper. It was first discovered in the 1980s in Paraíba, Brazil, and later found in Nigeria and Mozambique.