Supplier: Tourmaline, ruby, emeralds, sapphires crystal
Generally found in an area close to the gold town of Shakiso in the southern part of Ethiopia, the beauty of the emeralds is exceptional. As with any gem deposit, Ethiopia produces emeralds with a wide range of quality. Much of the material is a commercial grade, often heavily included with black mica crystals. However, some truly amazing gems have come from this deposit as well. The top-quality stones from Ethiopia are grass green or green with a hint of a blue hue, and have no need for� oil enhancement. Our stones are even more exciting because of their saturation. Our bright, saturated greens are comparable with the stones from the mines of Colombia. Some dealers describe the color as \"glowing\" or having a \"neon\" quality and compare it to Paraiba tourmaline in this regard.
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In the gem world, all kinds of gem-quality corundum other than ruby are called sapphire. The mineral name of sapphire is corundum, which belongs to the corundum group of minerals. In fact, the gem-quality corundum in nature is called sapphire, or colored sapphire, except for red called ruby, and other colors such as blue, light blue, green, yellow, gray, colorless, etc. Sapphire is preceded by a color name, such as pink sapphire. The chemical composition of sapphire (Al2O3) is mainly Fe, Ti, and color. Corundum contains iron (Fe) and titanium (Ti) and other trace elements, and presents blue, sky blue, light blue and other colors, among which the royal blue and cornflower colors that are considered to be thick but not black are the best. In cabochon cutting, when the interior is rich in three groups of inclusions parallel to the bottom surface and oriented, it can produce beautiful six-shot starlight, which is called star sapphire The composition of sapphire is alumina, which is blue due to the trace elements titanium (Ti4) or iron (Fe2). It belongs to the trigonal crystal system, and the crystal form is often cylindrical, short column, plate, etc., and the geometry is mostly granular or dense block. Transparent to translucent, vitreous luster. The refractive index is 1.76-1.77, the birefringence is 0.008, and the dichroism is strong. Heterogeneous body. Sometimes it has a special optical effect - the star effect. The hardness is 9, and the density is 3.95-4.1 g/cm3. No cleavage, fissure development. Industrial sapphire is a material used in special vehicles as transparent armor, and with the exception of diamonds, sapphire is harder than any other natural material. Sapphire belongs to the trigonal crystal system and has a hexagonal structure. The lattice constants are: a=b=4.758A, c=12.991A Refractive index 1.762-1.770 Birefringence: 0.008- 0.010 Uniaxial crystal negative light, in some cases abnormal biaxial crystal light Luster: bright glass luster to adamantine luster Pleochroism: Colored sapphires have dichroism, generally, dark blue/blue, blue/light blue, blue-green, blue-gray, yellow sapphire has golden/yellow, orange/light yellow, light yellow/ Colorless, wait.
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Supplier: Precious and semi precious stones like ruby, emerald, sapphire etc
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Supplier: Semi precious stone and precious stones like iolite, rodolite, citrine, garnet, amethyst, tanzanite, sky blue topaz, london blue topaz, swiss blue topaz, brazil amethyst, peridote, emerald, ruby, sapphire, topaz, crystal, smokey, green amethyst, aqua