Welcome to the second page of the jewelry stone section of the Apparel Search Jewelry Guide. This area will help you locate information regarding jewelry based on the stones, beads, or gems in which the jewelry is produced.
Jewelry stones, also known as gemstones or precious stones, are naturally occurring minerals, rocks, or organic materials that have been cut, polished, and crafted to be used in jewelry. These stones are treasured for their beauty, rarity, durability, and often their symbolic and cultural significance. They come in a diverse array of colors, shapes, sizes, and properties, making them versatile for use in various jewelry designs.
Gemstone Watches
Lab Created Gems Jewelry
Mother of Pearl Jewelry
Mother of Pearl Watches
Onyx Jewelry
Opal Jewelry
Pearl Jewelry
Peridot Jewelry
Pink Topaz Jewelry
Gemstones are categorized based on their physical and chemical properties, including their color, hardness, transparency, refractive index, and specific gravity. Some popular gemstone categories include precious stones (diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald), semi-precious stones (amethyst, turquoise, citrine, garnet), organic gemstones (pearls, amber, coral), and synthetic stones (lab-created versions of natural gemstones).
Each gemstone has its own unique allure and is believed to possess specific meanings, healing properties, and astrological influences. People often choose jewelry stones based on personal preference, birthstone associations, cultural traditions, or the desire to express style and individuality. Gemstones hold historical, cultural, and sentimental value, making them a significant part of the jewelry industry and an integral element of adornment across different cultures and time periods.
The following will help you learn more about jewelry.
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