You may not know this about me, but I love sharing information about gemstones... writing about them here lets me share information that will hopefully help you become a more informed gemstone buyer.
Hope you enjoy reading these blogs!
Sally x
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While a diamond is forever (according to Frances Gerety for the De Beers marketing campaign in the 1940s), not everyone wants a diamond engagement ring. What other gemstones could you choose as an unusual alternative?
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can get a little confusing... to put it mildly!
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Which sounds cooler – serpentine and stichtite...or...
Atlantisite…
While this stone is a combination of yellow-green serpentine and purple stichtite, it’s not the most inspiring name for a gem, so you will see it marketed as Atlantisite.
Always contentious using a name that ends in -ite as this is commonly used in the naming of gems and minerals and could be considered misleading… As to where this name first came from… well, try searching online and there’s very little information about that!
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Search the internet for the definition of a gemstone and you’ll find many answers…
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even if they are unusual and stunning stones…
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but this one includes charoite!
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a beautiful gemstone that's only found in Derbyshire in the UK!
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I know, not the most inspiring name but...
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so what exactly is this stone?
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how many different varieties are there!
