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The Gemstone Guide by 3 Sōul

The Gemstone Guide by 3 Sōul

 

Gemstones are natural minerals or rocks that are cut and polished to create jewellery. They are valued for their beauty, rarity and symbolic meaning. There are two main types of gemstones. Precious gemstones like diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds. They are the most valuable of all gemstones. Semi-precious gemstones, such as amethyst, topaz, garnet, and turquoise, are more common but are still treasured. 

 Each gemstone carries a personal and profound meaning: diamonds symbolise strength and love, rubies represent passion and vitality, sapphires represent wisdom and royalty, and emeralds represent growth and rebirth. Other gems like amethysts are known for their calming properties, topazes symbolise joy and abundance, garnets represent commitment, and turquoises are known for healing.  

 There are also some notable facts about gemstones that few are aware of. For example: diamonds aren’t always clear. They can appear in a range of colours.  

 Sapphires come in more than just blue hues. They can be grey, black or brown. Most emeralds have inclusions, known as "jardin" (French for garden), which resemble foliage and are commonly accepted as part of the gem's character. 

 To maintain the brilliance of your gemstone, avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals, store it separately to prevent scratches, and clean it gently with warm soapy water and a soft brush. 

 Embrace the timeless beauty of gemstones by maintaining them well, and they will continue to dazzle for generations.