Gem Focus – October 2024 – Featuring ‘Santa Maria’ Aquamarine: the best of the best for the blue gem
Though the name once referred to a locality, it is now used in the trade to indicate a color.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)Though the name once referred to a locality, it is now used in the trade to indicate a color.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)Beloved for its contrasting colors, it’s affordable and available in big sizes.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)These phenomenal stones show a color change when exposed to heat or taken out of the light.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)Their blue, teal, and parti-color options have led the gems to have something of a resurgence of late.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)When its spherical clusters are broken open, the cross section displays a popular signature pattern.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)In the industry, it’s not uncommon for trade members to refer to diamonds on the D-to-Z scale as “white diamonds,” but in reality, they’re two very different things.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)Hackmanite is a variety of mineral species sodalite, but it has one especially cool thing going for it: tenebrescence.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)Prices continue to slide, market share has skyrocketed, and the trade can’t stop talking about lab-grown diamonds.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)Biogenic and organic materials never fail to fascinate.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)The time is right for rare and phenomenal stones as buyers look for unique gems that will set their designs apart.
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