Posted inBuying Guides Amethyst Gemstones Green Amethyst: What It Is, How It’s Made, and How to Buy ItGreen amethyst is a light to medium green variety of quartz. Most of what you see for sale… Posted by James G Newman July 24, 2026
Posted inGemstones Agate Moss Agate: The Complete Guide to This Misleadingly Named StoneMoss agate is one of the most visually striking stones in the gem world, prized for the green,… Posted by James G Newman July 24, 2026
Posted inGemstones Moonstone Rainbow Moonstone: The Complete Guide to This Colorful Gem"Rainbow moonstone" is one of the most misunderstood names in the gem world. Despite carrying "moonstone" in its… Posted by James G Newman July 24, 2026
Posted inGemstones Sapphire White Sapphire: 7 Surprising Facts You Must KnowWhite sapphire is a clear, colorless gemstone. It comes from the same mineral family as blue sapphire and… Posted by James G Newman July 22, 2026
Posted inGemstones Sapphire Black Star Sapphire: The Complete Guide to Its Rare Gold StarA black star sapphire is a rare, dark gemstone with a glowing star pattern that seems to float… Posted by James G Newman July 22, 2026
Posted inGemstones Sapphire Star Sapphire Meaning: History, Symbolism, and Why People Wear OneA star sapphire is a rare gemstone with a glowing star pattern inside it. People have worn this… Posted by James G Newman July 22, 2026
Posted inBuying Guides The 360-Degree Secret: Why Everything You Know About Rubies and Sapphires Is Only Half the StoryMost gemstone guides stop at color, clarity, and treatment. But there's a layer beneath that, one that separates… Posted by James G Newman July 21, 2026