Where Rare Gems Find Their Place
The GemsVault Journal Ā· Cabochon Guide Cabochon. Where the gemstone speaks without facets. Discover the art and character of cabochon gemstones ā smooth, polished stones designed to reveal colour, texture, pattern and optical phenomena through their domed surfaces rather thanā¦
The GemsVault Journal Ā· Larimar Guide Larimar. The blue of the Caribbean, held in stone. Discover one of the most distinctive blue gemstones associated with the Caribbean. From its unusual mineral identity and Dominican origin to its cloud-like patterns, colour,ā¦
The GemsVault Journal Ā· Tanzanite Guide Tanzanite. Blue with a violet soul. Discover the remarkable gemstone from Tanzania known for its deep blue-to-violet character, extraordinary pleochroism and uniquely concentrated geographic origin. From colour and cut to treatment, care and buyingā¦
Black Opal vs Crystal Opal: How to Choose | GemsVault GVThe GemsVaultThe Gemstone Journal ↗ The opal edit / A collector’s perspective Black opal.Crystal opal.A different kindof brilliance. One draws you in with contrast. The other invites you to lookā¦
GVThe GemsVaultThe Gemstone Journal ā The opal edit / A collector’s perspective Black opal. Crystal opal. A different kind of brilliance. One draws you in with contrast. The other invites you to look deeper. Discover what really separates these captivatingā¦
The GemsVault Journal GEMSTONE CATEGORY GUIDE Ā· SAPPHIRE Sapphire Gemstones: How to Choose a Stone Worth Keeping From velvety royal blues to elegant pinks, yellows and padparadscha hues, sapphire offers extraordinary colour, durability and personality. This guide explains what mattersā¦
The GemsVault Journal GEMSTONE CATEGORY GUIDE Ā· OPAL Opal Gemstones: How to Read the Colour, Pattern & Character No two fine opals need to look alike. Their value and beauty can turn on play-of-color, bodycolor, pattern, transparency, cut and condition.ā¦