The Gemstone Library Interesting And Useful Information Related To Gems  Home   |   About Us   |  Gems By Type   |  Gems By Shape    |   Gems By Color  |   Big Gems   |   Information   |   Contact Us This is a collection of gemstone related information. Some of these gem stone writeups talk about the history of a gem, others relate the stories and folklore associated with some gem stones. The reason why every gem lover should read these write ups is because, much of the information provided here is not available from other gem providers. For example not many people are aware that emeralds should not be exposed to heat and should not be soaked in soap water. Almost no other gem stone provider would tell you that the color of Kunzite fades over time. Many gem sources sell good looking jadeite at very high prices, but did you know that most of this is jadeite that has been given a color enhancement by color dyeing. The gem stone information on this page will be regularly updated so you should make sure that you save the link as your favorite. Keep coming back and get more of these interesting, useful and amazing pieces of information. Amethyst the February birthstone. This violet purple gem is available in a few color shades ... more . Blue sapphire gemstones are easily the most popular color for sapphire gem stones ... more . Blue topaz is gorgeous, it is  affordable too. The gem is available in 3 shades of blue ...  more . Carnelian is a reddish orange gem, a type of quartz. It is supposed to calm the mind and relieve stress ... more . Bloodstone is a variety of green jasper. Many believe that the red spots are the blood of Lord Jesus .... more . Emerald has been known for many centuries, it was the favorite gem of Cleopatra ... more . Iolite gems can appear like tanzanite, this stone is also called the gemstone of the vikings, read why  ... more . Jade consists of both jadeite and nephrite. Most of jade used in jewelry is dyed to enhance color ... more . London blue topaz: the deep blue shade of topaz. This gemstone is not very bright or flashy ... more . White opal: The gem that gets it's beauty because of the moisture that is naturally present in the gem ... more . Amethyst : More information on this gorgeous purple gemfrom Brazil and Africa. Shades of purple  ...  more . Rubelite: The gem that many mistake for rubies. It is only the name and color that resemble a ruby  ... more . Sky blue topaz: The palest blue shade of blue topaz. Could often come close to the color of aquamarine ... more. Star sapphire: Affordable diffused star sapphire gems. Clear and sharp star, good sizes and great prices ... more . Swiss Blue Topaz : This is the bright blue topaz and also the most popular blue shade for topaz gems ... more . Kunzite: A pinkish gem stone, with color fading property. All Kunzite will fade when exposed to light ... more . Emeralds: Oil treating emeralds enhances their beauty. How to wear and clean emeralds ... more . Aquamarine: This pale blue gem is the birth stone for March. Good hardness and clarity make it an attractive buy ... more .

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