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Moonstone March 20, 2023
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Building A World-Class Specimen March 08, 2023
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Moonstone
Moonstone Facts: Moonstone is a type of mineral known as feldspar, with the scientific name of "potassium aluminum silicate." It belongs to the same mineral family as other well-known gemstones, including Labradorite, Sunstone, and Amazonite. Moonstone is known for its unique iridescent or adularescent effect, which creates a shimmering or glowing appearance on its surface. This optical effect is caused by the stone's internal... -
Building A World-Class Specimen
Building a world-class collection of specimens requires a deep knowledge of the subject matter and an eye for quality. Here are some steps you can follow to help you build a collection that stands out: Define your goals: What type of specimens do you want to collect? What is the purpose of your collection? What themes or topics will it cover? Having a clear... -
A GUIDE TO BUYING GEMSTONES
Summary: Quality: The quality of a gemstone is determined by its color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. Choose a gemstone that has a desirable color and good clarity, and a well-cut gemstone will enhance its natural beauty and maximize its brilliance and fire. Origin: The origin of a gemstone refers to the geographic location where it was mined or extracted from the earth. Knowing...