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Spodumene Gemstones Information
Among many other popular gemstones, Spodumene is a semi-precious stone associated mineral and occurs as colorless to yellowish, purplish, yellowish-green or emerald-green hiddenite, prismatic crystals. The name is derived from the Greek spodumenos which means "burnt to ashes". Here are some of Cut Spodumene and see more information by clicking on the photo.
Ametrine Gemstones
Ametrine, a well-known gems mainly from Brazil, has interesting mixture of amethyst and citrine with zones of purple and yellow or orange. It is naturally occurring variety form of quartz. Cut Ametrine SKU: JSS6404 Location: Bangkok, Thailand Approx: Weight 56.63 cts Approx: Dimension(s) 21.61 x 26.17 x 15.71 mm Quantity: 1 pcs Transparency: Transparent Origin: Brazil
Star Ruby Burma Gemstone
A great choice for Star Ruby lovers which is originally from Burma a well-known country for Ruby. Approximate weight is 2.50 cts and 7.4 x 6.7 x 4.8 mm in dimensions. Please click on the image below to check out for more information or contact directly to Sales at GemWow.com. You can also visit official site www.GemWow.com
Blue Topaz Carving
Carved Topaz is one of our most interesting products and see our attractive pair of matching carved blue topaz. They have an overall shape similar to a seashell. The fluted surface adds interest. The dimensions are approximately 16 mm long by 11 mm wide for each piece. They are set will gold at the top with a dark blue stones as a caps. They do not have any studs or pendant loops, so it is optional about how they might be finished before wearing. Topaz Carving SKU: ID0288 Identification: Topaz Approx: Weight - 4.01 g Approx: Dimension(s) 12.2 x 16.7 x 5.25 mm Quantity: 2 pcs
Mogok Gem "Cut Chrysoberyl"
Popular Mogok gem called "Cut Chrysoberyl", SKU: GWB0008, is available to buy in Bangkok, Thailand. The shape in Oval and Approx: Weight is 0.78 cts. It is approximate dimension of 5.47 x 4.41 x 3.57 mm and only one quantity is available for sale. Depth Percentage is 72.27% and has light green color grade which is originally from Mogok, Myanmar.
Jade: History and Popular Name
Jade is no ordinary stone. Not even an ordinary "precious" stone. It has a "certain something" that made a Chinese emperor offer fifteen cities for a jade carving he could hold in one hand; that made Montezuma smile when he heard that Cortes was interested only in gold?? This is how begins one of the most beautiful books about Jade: "Jade, Stone of Heaven" by Richard Gump. Jade name comes from the Spanish: "Piedra de Ijada", that then passed in French as ?Le jade?, but it was known for the Chinese as "Yu". For hundreds of years the word "jade" was used to describe a typically green gemstone of the alkaline pyroxene mineral group, however, in about 1863 gemologists were able to distinguish two types of the mineral, one which if often referred to as jadeite and the other as nephrite. Nephrite usually occurs as aggregates of amphibole crystals (silicate of magnesium) it is fibrous, hard to fracture and soapy in appearance. Jadeite is made up of interlocking microcrystalline pyroxene crystals (silicate of aluminium), it is more readily broken but more brilliant while polished. Even though this distinction has been made, the word "jade" is still used freely in the market to refer to both jadeite and nephrite. So Jade is not one gemstone but two! In China and many other Asian countries, jade is believed to bring the wearer good luck and long life. It is also a symbol of high rank and authority. Jade can be found as gemstones, usually cut en cabochon, and as carvings for pendants, amulets, pipes, table utensils, and figurines. Many scenes from Chinese folklore are carved on jade discs and include symbols for fortune, fertility and longevity. More than 2000 years ago the Chinese used nephrite, due to its incredible tough structure, to carve weapons such as daggers and clubs. Jadeite is more recent, it was discovered by Chinese on the late between the XIII and the XVIII century and was fist named "Yunnan jade" as it was coming from north Burma through Yunnan traders. Jade is classified in the trade as Imperial Jade, Commercial Jade or Utility Jade. The highest quality of jadeite is called "Imperial Jade". Seven sub categories of Imperial Jade including the "kingfisher jade" or "fei-ts?ui" combine high transparency with a rich saturated emerald-green color due to chromium. Imperial quality Jade is so rare and loved than top quality pieces can be more expensive than diamonds of equivalent weight? "Commercial Jade" has the hue of green or violet, with stripes, specks or spots of other colors. It is translucent to near opaque. The violet variety owns its color to vanadium and or chromium and is famous as "Lavender jade". For "Utility Jade" only the texture is determinant. Here no green or violet is visible. Utility Jade is usually used in carvings as statues or utensils. Fine, smooth, clear texture is the sign of top grade utility Jade. In carvings the value is placed heavily on the quality of the workmanship. Natural color untreated Jade is known as "A-Jade" but Jade as all the highly valued gemstones have many imitations and is also sometimes treated: Jade is commonly bleached and is then known as "B-Jade". The color of "B-Jade" does not usually last very long and "B-Jade" is more brittle as its structure is usually damaged by acids.
Star Peridot or Sapphire? Impressive Burma Gems
"Ever Biggest" Star Peridot is an impressive and attractive Burmese gem originally from Bernardmyo, Myanmar. Big, free of flaws (cracks)! The biggest we have seen with a really decent "star". This could be "the world's largest to date". The polish and proportions makes the stone a good ring stone. Nice sheen beneath dome gives the "asterism" an added clarity. Best star in this size! Triple R's ... Rare ...Rare ... Rare!
"Tears of Happiness" Star Sapphire Origin from Kyauk Pyat Taut, Myanmar. There is something about this stone that draws you. You will fall for this stone as will anyone who is a "Star" specialist! Roundish. Near perfect star, rich milky texture, nice feel, good proportion, good polish ... small "glet" or feather ... "Killer beauty". Buy it or someone else will before you and you won't see one like this ever! Rare, rare and very rare piece. Burma Spinel Cabochon - Origin from Painpyit, Myanmar. Not exactly gem material and free of flaws but this piece is an incredibly fine colored spinel! It's a kind of red that resembles a ruby and "fiery red" in nature. Best viewed in daylight and its fluorescence makes the stone even more desirable. Suited for antique or made to order fine jewelry. This piece is certaily a treasure to behold and keep forever. All our gems come with "Gemstone Identification e-Report".
Selected Burmese Gems Video
We present selected Burmese gems in this video which are originally from Painpyit, Mogok, Myanmar. Fire Kickin Burma Spinel Cut (A knock out beauty... Intense fire traffic light red, large speread and good proportions). Cut Burma Spessartite Garnet, Fine Cut Red Spinel (Super color "Ah Mah Yay" or "Hard Water Color" for someone special.
Aquamarine Earrings, Rings, Jewelry and Gemstone
Aquamarine gemstones: A pleasant gem to hold and own, aquamarine belongs to the beryl family of mainerals. Often occurring in lighter shades of "sky" blue aquamarine has been a long time favorite gem of The USA and Europe. Colored by iron, the color ranges from light blue to greenish blue. Aquamarines can be found in Brazil, Russia, Zambia, Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, California and Myanmar. Beryl has a hardness of 7.5-8 with the cleavage being indistinct and the fracture conchoidal to uneven. Aquamarine occurs from small sizes to very large crystals reaching a few feet in height. Aquamarine is a member of the beryl family, a group of gemstones including: Emerald (green beryl), Heliordor (golden beryl), Goshenite (colorless beryl), Morganite (pink beryl), Bixbite (red beryl), Maxixe (Blue beryl which color fade in sunlight). Aquamarine is the name given to iron colored beryl which comes in colors from pale blue to rich sky blue or greenish blue. Aquamarine was named by the Romans over 2000 years ago, derived from words that mean ?water of the sea?, which is what it reminds one of with its clear blue color. The preferred color today is rich sky blue. Most aquamarine occurs without any, or very few, inclusions, making it a very eye-pleasing stone. Because of the shape of the rough that occurs as long prismatic crystals, aquamarine is most often fashioned as a step-cut emerald shape. Aquamarine is a "diachronic" stone which means that it shows more than one color, depending on which way you look at it. From one view it may appear a rich blue, greenish, or greenish-blue while from another angle it may appear to be nearly colorless. Nowadays most of the aquamarine in the market owns its deep coloration from heat treatment at 400 to 450 degres of lower colored material. This coloration is stable unlike the possible coloration resulting from irradiation. Most aquamarine mined today comes from pegmatites in Brazil, but it is also found in alluvial gravels as well. Fine aquamarines are also found in the Sakangyi area in the west of the Mogok stone tract in Burma (Myanmar). Other occurrences are in Australia, Russia, Madagascar, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Zambia, and India. Each locality produces a different color variation, sometimes making it possible to identify a stone?s origin from color alone. Aquamarine is brittle and sensitive to pressure. It is also sensitive to high temperature and may loose color if heated to high. Care must be so taken when making some aquamarine jewelry.
Apatite Jewelry, Rings and Necklace
Apatite Jewelry, Apatite Rings, Apatite Necklace and Apatite Earrings are famous products of Apatite gemstone in Gems Market. Apatite has a hardness of 5 on the MOh 's scale and comes in colors ranging from yellow, blue, green, white, colorless, brown, purple, violet, gray and pink...The chemical formular is Ca5(PO4)3(F,OH,Cl)3. It has a density of 3.10-3.35 (massive varieties 2.5-2.9) Luster is vitreous. Among the countries in which apatites are found are: Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Brazil, India, Spain, Germany, Tanzania, Canada and Mexico.
Amethyst rings, jewelry and MORE
Amethyst, one of the most popular gems used in jewelry and well-known products are Amethyst bracelet, Amethyst earrings, Amethyst rings, Amethyst pendant, Green Amethyst jewelry, Amethyst gold ring. Amethyst comes from Brazil, Africa, Zambia, Nigeria, Australia, Namibia, Russia, Uruguay, India, Loas, and Myanmar. Derived from the Greek word "amethystos" meaning not "drunken", people beleived that to drink from a cup made from amethyst would prevent drunkeness. The best variety is a deep instense purple with flashes of red. Russia produces some of the best quality as do Zambia and Loas.
Loose Gemstones for Sale
The best selection of Loose Gemstones for sale and can buy safely through online. Among popular Loose Gemstones, Hot Pink ruby, Magic Gold Topaz Cab, Cabochon Jade and more precious stones are available for your choice. Find out more information from our Gemstones Market.
Buy Gems from Gemstone Market
You may worry where to buy gems and jewelry if you are online shopper as gemstone market becomes bigger and hard to find trusted vendors online. Nevertheless, there are some reliable and trusted suppliers whom you can truly trust and enjoy your online shopping safely. See below video from Jewelry Trade Center and discover more information.
Thai Gems and Jewelry Store
Here are a large variety of Thai gems, gemstones and jewelry products in Gemstone Online Stores from reliable Vendors. All Vendors' items are from reputable gems and jewelry stores, we select only reliable stores.
However, the products in this section belong to Gemwow's friends (Vendors). All the information about products here were described and uploaded by the owners, not Gemwow! Of course we ask our partners to provide the maximum information they have about their stones regarding origin, and possible treatments the stone could have been submitted to. As gemwow’s policy is full disclosure, we ask our partners to be very thorough on this point and also regarding the reliability of the photograph and the description of the gemstones. Gemwow will not take responsibility about details related to this item, such as description, weight, photo, price, and delay of shipment.
Ocean Gems – Popular Ocean Gems
Ocean Gems is the sister store of Sky Gems, a long time vendor of Gemwow.com. Ocean Gems is new and has been created to fulfill to requirements of a discerning group of customers whose love of gems goes beyond the ordinary. This selected group of buyers are demanding in every way and fussy with every detail and interested in only the best. Ocean Gems
They want the very best gems at the most favorable prices. Ocean Gems strive to bring you the most extraordinary pieces by combing the market and negotiating for the lowest prices and terms. Browse through our store and you will see that each piece stands out on their own accompanied with a gemological identification and often a quality assessment report. Where else can you get such complete information on your gemstone of choice and view a collection of such unique and fine pieces!
Gemstone Identification Report for Marketplace
Have you ever think about or do you need gemstone identification report for gemstone marketplace? Here is useful and full report presented by experts from gemstone market place. The Full Report has 2 pictures so that clients can see their product from different angles. Many gemstones look similar from the top view, but are distinctly different when viewed from a different angle. Gemstone Identification Report The size of the report is 14.80 x 21.00 cm and comes with a hard cover measuring 17.30 x 23.40 cm. Presenting your gemstone together with our Full Report shows a higher level of professionalism and give more confidence to your potential clients. In the bottom right hand corner of the report is AIGS’s Security Seal that will identify the Report to be authentic. Click on the image above or click here for more information.
Cat's Eye Gemstones, Phenomenal stones
Phenomenal stones such as cat's eyes provide "eye stimulation" in that your eye balls actually follow the movement of your fingers as the "lines" on the gem moves with your every motion. Cat's eye effect or "chatoyancy" comes from the French word "chat" or "cat" and "o'eil" or "eye".
When cat's eye effect occur in stones which donot normally display chatoyancy, then the gem becomes doubly rare and more valuable. For example, a cat's eye ruby, cat's eye saphire, cat's eye garnet are gems not only rare but really a "one of a kind" collectors item.