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10 Most Expensive And Valuable Black Gemstones

by Duncan Nyabaro on
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Colour: a very important factor that can miraculously boost the value of your stone. I wonder what would the gem market look like if there were only one species of colour in gems, boring! You can tell that by the numerous different colours of jewels made of gems that the late Queen used to wear on various occasions. Unlike all the gorgeous blue, yellow, pink, etc, coloured gems, black ones aren't that popular. Very few people inquire about them and the reason has to be about popularity. I think people know so little about them or probably they just haven't been pushed to the table that much. Regardless of the reason, this article has got a record of black valuable gems that might surprise you with their elegance, worth, properties and other practical benefits that you didn’t know about. What's nicer than having a stunning black gem halo on the hand of your spouse?   Black Gemstones - FAQs What is the   most precious black stone? Black opal is the most precious
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Heliodor Gemstone Data Collection

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VIEW GEMSTONE  ON WIKIPEDIA What is Heliodor? Heliodor originates from the beryl family of gems, and it occurs in yellow - to pale-yellow, deep-orange, orange-yellow, and greenish-yellow colours. It is a stone that can do pretty well when turned into jewellery; you can tell by its unique, beautiful col ours. One hard truth about heliodor stone is that it is not expensive until it is 10+ carats and with good clarity and a good hue. It acquired its name from Namibia as a trading name. It was first discovered in Namibia at Rossing, Erongo, in 1910.  Notably, many gem collectors were confused and still confuse the stone with other same-looking beryl, but it was distinguished by a Roman historian Pliny, the Elder.  Heliodor gem pic Is There a Difference Between Heliodor and Golden Beryl? In other words, heliodor is sometimes called golden beryl, but "heliodor" in gemology is used when referring to beryl with a strict greenish-yellow colour.  In contrast, "golden beryl"
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