Jewelry Sales And Service
Jewelry Sales And Service
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Articles
- Alexandrite Loose Gemstones
- Amber Loose Gemstones
- Amethyst Loose Gemstones
- Aquamarine Loose Gemstones
- Chalcedony Loose Gemstones
- Chrysolite Loose Gemstones
- The History of Diamonds
- Cutting and Polishing Diamonds
- Diamond Colors and How To Determine Them
- Diamonds, For Investment or Pleasure?
- Diamonds, Value and Carbon Spot Imperfections
- Emerald Loose Gemstones
- Garnet Loose Gemstones
- Lapis Lazuli Loose Gemstones
- Moonstone Loose Gemstones
- Opal Loose Gemstones
- Pearl Loose Gemstones
- Ruby Loose Gemstones
- Saphire Loose Gemstones
- Spinel Loose Gemstones
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- Tourmaline Loose Gemstones
- Turquoise Loose Gemstones
- Hiddenite and Kunzite
Moonstone Loose Gemstones
The moonstone is a form of feldspar, and comes chiefly from Ceylon. There it occurs in large pieces in clay. When properly polished the gem exhibits a beautiful pale blue light coming from within. The cause of this light is hard to explain, but is thought to be a reflection from minute tabular crystals arranged in parallel position in the stone. Moonstone, like most of the more or less opaque gems, is usually cut cabochon form. The stone is now becoming more and more popular.
