Brandon Boswell3 minPearl DescriptionPerhaps the best-loved gems of all time, pearls—both natural and modern cultured pearls—occur in a wide variety of colors.
Brandon Boswell3 minPearl Quality FactorsThe qualities that determine the overall value of a natural or cultured pearl or a piece of pearl jewelry are size, shape, color, luster...
Brandon Boswell7 minTourmaline Quality FactorsLarge tourmaline crystals are often fashioned by gem sculptors into special pieces for clients looking for the unusual.
Brandon Boswell3 minAquamarine Quality Factors The gem’s most valuable color is a dark blue to slightly greenish blue with moderately strong intensity.
Brandon Boswell2 minEmerald History and LoreEmerald’s lush green has soothed souls and excited imaginations since antiquity.
Brandon Boswell2 minAlexandrite Quality FactorsFine alexandrite is green to bluish green in daylight and red to purplish red in incandescent light.
Brandon Boswell6 minColombian Emerald Industry: Winds of ChangeColombia is synonymous with fine emerald, and production is believed to date back well over a thousand years.
Brandon Boswell2 minGIA Field Gemologists Seek Gems in Luc Yen, VietnamVenture into Vietnam’s gem-rich interior...
Brandon Boswell3 minTrapiche GemsTrapiche gems..characterized by their six-rayed patterns, reflects a natural order in the chaotic world
Brandon Boswell4 minOptical Effects of Phenomenal Cabochonsit is how the structure, inclusions and properties of these gemstones interact with light to return an unusual visual effect, or phenomenon,
Brandon Boswell2 minMoonstone DescriptionMoonstone’s delicate beauty and its long-established heritage make it perhaps the most familiar gem-quality member of the feldspar group.
Brandon Boswell3 minRoberto Demeglio – All About InnovationDifferent fashion trends and the desire to stay with the times are changing our attitude to how we wear jewelry.