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We all must have spend most of our time on online shopping sites in scrolling to select that one best product which suits best with what we are wishing for and also which comes in pocket friendly rates. And many times it is very tiring. But what if we told you that GEMHUB is throwing tremendously great deals on their best-est stones of upto 10-25% discount. So yes, you read that right.
GEMHUB has brought together many brilliant, glamorous, and eye soothing pieces of beauty. We assure that you will really find it satisfying and lucky to have these sparkling and shiny gemstones. There will be different shapes, cuts sizes and color to search for your best one which will make your days cheerful and filled with happiness. These are semi-precious lab-grown gemstones. One who is looking for a favorable birthstone can look it up. After having them, the buyers will attain complete happiness.
We are valuable seller and work upon fulfilling buyer's demand so that everyone should leaves our store with satisfaction and will fulfilling demands. We have been in this business since a long time and have maintained a good reputation and goodwill in domestic and international online market. We welcome you to visit our store and have business with us.
Purple Amethyst Gemstone
Amethyst, the birthstone of February, is a variety of Quartz that carries a spectacular purple color that ranges from a blend of deep violet and red to a lighter lilac hue. Fine deep purple Amethyst is still fairly rare, though not especially expensive. The Zambian Amethyst has acquired the reputation as some of the finest in the world due to its unusually rich color. The finest amethyst color is a strong reddish purple or purple with no visible color zoning. Dealers prefer strongly saturated reddish purple to dark purple.
Amethyst scores 7 on the Mohs scale of hardness, which means it is a relatively hard gemstone and can be worn every day. The major sources of Amethyst are from Brazil as geodes within volcanic rocks, Uruguay, South Korea, Russia, United States, and South India. Zambia is one of the largest global amethyst producers of 1000 tonnes annually.
Green Amethyst Gemstone
Green Amethyst or Prasiolite (also known as green quartz) is a light green-colored, transparent, semi-precious gemstone of Quartz mineral family. This gemstone used to be found in Brazil, Poland and Canada. However, since 2019 it has only been found and mined in Brazil. This rarity makes green amethyst even more desirable as it is in high demand. An amethyst is the birthstone for those born in the month of February. Amethyst rates a 7 on the Mohs scale and has good toughness, so it is suitable for all jewelry types.
Yellow Citrine Gemstone
Citrine—the transparent, pale yellow to brownish orange variety of quartz—is rare in nature. In the days before modern gemology, its tawny color caused it to be confused with topaz. It is an inexpensive and relatively affordable gemstone. Citrine rates a 7 on the Mohs scale and has good toughness, so it is suitable for all jewelry types. Its durability makes it great for an engagement ring, too, and it's one of the best choices for a big, affordable stone. Opting for a low-cost center stone like citrine opens up your budget for the ring setting, too.
Today, citrine is primarily used for its color and clarity in designer jewelry pieces and is crafted into a variety of designs. The majority of modern day citrine comes from Brazil; however, natural citrine can also be found in the Ural Mountains of Russia, France and Madagascar, among other places
Blue Topaz Gemstone
Blue topaz is currently one of the most popular semi-precious gemstones in the topaz family and it ranges in color from a pale blue with a light tone, to a deep blue with a dark tone. Blue is a very calming color and is also the color for throat chakra so people wear it around neck. This gemstone is very rare and its hardness, clarity, durability, beauty, and affordable had made it very trending and popular that many people use it to create elegant and unique jewelry such as rings, pendants, earrings and many more. Blue topaz is the traditional December birthstone. Topaz is an 8/10 on the Mohs Hardness Scale, making it a popular alternative to the traditional diamond engagement & Wedding ring. Above all else, topaz is versatile.
Red Topaz Gemstone
Blazing red topaz is a dazzling and vibrant gemstone known for its beautifully intense red color. While all topaz colors are beautiful red Topaz is incredibly rare and accounts for less than half of one percent of faceted topaz making it the most valued and sought after. Rich reddish orange is one of this gem's most coveted colors. Because topaz crystals are typically elongated, polished gems are often cut long. The most valuable topaz is a rich pink or red color, and can reach Dollar 3500/ct. Today, topaz deposits are found in Brazil, United States, Madagascar, Myanmar (Burma), Namibia, Zimbabwe Mexico, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Russia, and China. Blue topaz is the traditional November birthstone. Topaz is a fairly durable gemstone with a hardness of 8.0 on the Mohs Hardness Scale. Topaz can be cut into many shapes and sizes, often as faceted gems or cabochons, which makes it a good choice for regular usage.
Baby Pink Topaz Gemstone
Pink Topaz can range from a brownish-champagne pink to a peachy-orange pink, to a light vivid pink similar to pink sapphire. Sherry Pink Topaz, also known as pink imperial topaz, is the rarest and most valuable of the Topaz family. Pink Topaz embodies a gem's essential ideals: genuine rarity, breathtaking beauty and everyday durability; making it one of the world's most coveted and valuable gemstone. The most valuable topaz is a rich pink or red color, and can reach Dollar 3500/ct. It is traditional November birthstone. Pink Topaz might not be as hard as a diamond or ruby, but is durable enough to withstand daily wear. A rating of 8 on Mohs scale implies that this gem is considerably sturdy, which makes it a good choice for regular usage.
Mystic Topaz Gemstone
Mystic Topaz is the ultimate gemstone cocktail, beautifully combining brilliance with a kaleidoscope of colors. It is also known as Rainbow Topaz, Titanium Topaz, Alaskan Topaz and even Caribbean Topaz. Although the gem features a rainbow of colors, its dominant colors are purple and green. Mystic topaz is an 8 on the Mohs scale and very suitable for everyday wear in rings, pendants or earrings. When mystic topaz gemstones were first introduced to the market, they were sold from around 20 to 40 Dollar per carat. However, they're now priced anywhere from 10 to 500 dollar depending on the quality of the stone, including its cut, color and clarity. This November birthstone was long thought to have many benefits.
Pink Tourmaline Gemstone
A tourmaline is a semi-precious gemstone that comes in more colors and color combination than any other gemstone, staying true to its name, which comes from the Sinhalese word “turmali,” meaning “mixed.” Due to the wide range of colors, tourmalines are often mistaken for many other gemstones. The name Tourmaline is girl's name meaning "colorful jewel". Tourmaline ranks 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale. Its toughness is considered Fair. Most colors are fairly common, but pure blue, red, orange, yellow, and purple stones are rare. Such stones usually command higher prices. Color-change tourmalines are also exceptionally rare. Tourmaline is mined chiefly in Brazil and many parts of Africa, including Tanzania, Nigeria, Kenya, Madagascar, Mozambique, Malawi, and Namibia. Tourmaline make very popular jewelry stones and come in an amazing range of colors, including multi-color zones. Pink tourmaline – the modern October birthstone – is a particularly popular color.
Multi-Color Ametrine Gemstone
Ametrine is a natural, semi-precious, bi-colored gemstone from the quartz mineral family. It is considered as a mixture of amethyst and citrine, appearing as bands of purple and orange on the crystal. Since ametrine is the bi-color union of both amethyst and citrine, ametrine combines the powers of both. Therefore ametrine can be the birthstone for those born in February and November. The hardness of ametrine is 7 on MOHS scale. Ametrine crystal is rare and can be found in only one mine in the world – and it happens in Bolivia.
Ametrine is quite durable with a hardness rating of 7 on the Mohs scale. It can be made into all types of jewelry, including high exposure pieces like rings and bracelets. You’ll often find stunning one-off ametrine jewelry designs. It harmoniously blends the difference into a single gemstone that is extremely versatile and flattering to wear.
Color-Changing Alexandrite Gemstone
June's birthstone Alexandrite is considered “nature's magic trick,” as it changes from green to red depending on whether it is exposed to the light of the sun or light of a fire. It is also the Anniversary stone for the celebration of 55 years of marriage. Alexandrite is relatively hard—8.5 on the Mohs scale. It has excellent toughness and no cleavage, which is a tendency to break when struck. This makes it a good choice for rings, pendants, necklaces, earrings and other mountings subject to daily wear or party wear. Alexandrite is however, incredibly rare and is often found as a by-product while mining for other gemstones. If you find an alexandrite, consider yourself lucky!
They are found in Russia, Sri Lanka, Brazil, India, Madagascar, Zimbabwe, Southern Tanzania, and Myanmar.
Swiss Blue Topaz Gemstone
Swiss Blue Topaz has the best and the most vivid color, a bright Windex-blue color that is light but saturated. Swiss Blue is a bright blue topaz with a light tone and light to moderate saturation. This color gives jewelry buyers the best choice of a bright and perfect blue color. Swiss blue and is currently the more popular color of topaz on the market today. It is considered as the traditional November birthstone. Swiss Blue Topaz has a hardness of 8/10 on the Mohs Hardness Scale. It is a stunning, striking attractive, durable and quite pocket-friendly gemstone to its market buyers. It is good option for creating adorable and eye appealing jewelry through its bright blue color.
Smoky Beer Topaz Gemstone
Smoky topaz is another name given to smoky quartz. Smoky quartz is common gemstone and in recent times it has become a popular gemstone, especially for jewelry. It is an abundant gemstone and is therefore relatively inexpensive. It ranges in color from light grayish-brown to deep black. Brazil is the current source for most of the world's smoky quartz used in jewelry. Madagascar is another important producer of smoky quartz in commercial quantities. Smoky quartz is the national gem of Scotland, where it is called “cairngorm” after the Cairngorm Mountains. It has a hardness of 8/10 on the Mohs Hardness Scale, which makes it quite durable and a good option for creating jewelries.
Crystal White Topaz Gemstone
White topaz is a transparent semi-precious stone and has often been mistaken for a diamond because of the similarities in clarity between the two stones and because both gems are hard, although topaz stones are not quite as durable as diamonds. It is much less expensive. White Topaz is an affordable diamond alternative available in many shapes and sizes. White Topaz is widely used in making jewelry and due to its Diamond-like look; it is worn as a substitute for Diamond jewelry. A piece of White Topaz Jewelry is a must in your jewelry collection as it makes a person look even more charming and attractive. This semi precious gemstone is the birthstone associated with the month of April.
Sky-Blue Aquamarine Gemstone
Aquamarine is a light-blue or greenish-blue transparent gemstone. It is a variety of the mineral beryl. The color of aquamarine can resemble pale blue or blue-green sea water—which is what gives it its name. Although aquamarine gemstones can be easily confused with blue topaz, aquamarine is much more rare and valuable. Aquamarine is related to emerald, since both belong to the gemstone family of Beryls. An aquamarine of the best quality is sea blue color, transparent and eye-clean. This quality is typically used in fine jewelry by the 5th Avenue or Rodeo Drive Jewelers. Aquamarine is 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, so it is a durable gemstone for jewelry as long as it is treated with care to protect it against scratching and hard knocks. Aquamarine is not only the birthstone for March, but the gem is also given as a present on the 19th wedding anniversary.
A Lot More To Present
In our store you will find gemstones in various cuts like emerald, oval, round, pear, marquise, square and with unique fancy cuts with a range of low carat weight to high carat weight (15 -150 carat approx). Buyers can choose their favorable item as per the cut and the carat weight they want.
dcoszuscik
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2024
I tested the stones and as a gemologist all tested as glass.
Anita
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024
As you can see with the light table, these are just cheap glass. I've shown them both flat on their faces and on their edges, both lit and unlit (there is color cast by my rainbow lamp, disregard it).Colors are red, blue, green, clear, and pinkShapes are round (two sizes), oval (two sizes), pear (two sizes)Compared to the listing photos and descriptions, these sad bits of glass are not accurate at all.Will use them in my beadwork and treat them like rivolis (silver-backed faceted glass), but they're a huge disappointment when I wanted a good variety of shapes/colors to play with
David Williams
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024
The stones I received were much, much smaller than shown.Instead of 7-9 stones, I received about 30 pcs of very small stones.There is a good assortment of styles and colors, just very small vs the images shown on the order page.
Jeremy Anderson
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024
I was supposed to receive 12 to 14 gemstones, however, i received several dozen very small stones. In addition, i have yet to find an Alexandrite out of this and those previous purchases e.g. Refractive index 1.74-1.76.
David Scottland fowler
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2023
Recycled colored Glass. Not Gems.
Frostgard
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023
Quick shipping, big stones. Received 4 green amethyst in correct "bottle green" color; 4 red topaz, and 15 darkish blue topaz, about the same shades as the plastic jewels in crowns for preschoolers. The stones are nice, but the lack of color variety and shape variety was disappointing, especially since I prefer oval or drop-shaped stones.
Margaret Durbin
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023
So a few things -First, the description (which was very specific, but used across multiple listings of different products from this seller) was misleading for a given value of misleading - because it was used so indiscriminately I didn't really know whether to trust it.Second - the stones are huge, which is what I was looking for, so I got what I hoped.Third, the colors are very non-natural for many of the stones, and I doubt the authenticity of those.Fourth, the color variation was limited - half the stones were blue, and nearly half were clear, with no reds or greens, and the amethyst (which I think might even be real) was so light as to be nearly clear.Fifth - the shape variation was nice - there were some of each trillion, square, rectangular, pear, cushion, and oval.Overall, I think some of the stones are actually real, albeit ones that would be hard to sell individually because of the lack of color. The bright almost teal ones are not colors I've seen elsewhere so I don't know if they are real, but they are pretty and they are large.Ultimately, I actually got mostly what I hoped for, and frankly more than I really expected, although at least some reds or pinks would have been nice. These are large and will do for what I wanted, and were reasonably priced. I might even get more of these in the hopes of some pinks or reds or greens.
Loretta in Indiana
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022
These are advertised as gemstones, but they are glass. The seller gave me a prompt refund without question, but be careful ordering from India. I don’t know why I keep buying from them.
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