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What is a beryl stone?
Beryl is a mineral from the silicate class. In fact, it represents a whole class of stones, many of which are known by their own names. And now, under the name beryl, only golden and yellow-green varieties of stone are usually sold.
According to one version, the name "beryl" is derived from the Greek beryllos, which means "stone of the seawater color." There are such stones among beryls - now they are better known under their own name, "aquamarine". According to another version, the name of beryl comes from the German word "brille", which means "glasses". This name was given to the stone because, in the past ages, optical lenses were made from beryl.
If you would like to purchase precious beryl, take a look at the Gem Lovers catalog. The variety of colors of the beryl mineral makes it possible to assert that everyone will find a stone that suits him or her better of all.
“Jewelry has the power to be the one little thing that makes you feel unique.” – Elizabeth Taylor, an English-American actress, businesswoman, and humanitarian.
What are the types of beryl?
Deposits of the mineral beryl stones are located in different countries: Brazil, Colombia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Russia, and others. They form an extensive family of varieties of different colors.
Emerald
Aquamarine
Morganite
Bixbite
Heliodore
Goshenite
Bazzite
Each stone is unique in its own way, not only in color but also in mood. For example, romantic pink morganite is perfect for a sophisticated engagement ring. And a set of precious emeralds is for classic earrings that are not subject to fashion influences. Heliodor, with its enchanting shine, looks great in any kind of jewelry. To understand which stone is right for you, we have compiled a short description for each of those presented in the Gem Lovers catalog.
Emerald
The most expensive and popular beryls belong to gems of the 1st category. Emeralds are very rarely transparent. However, they are prized for their unusual bright green or mint green shade. The most pleasant in terms of price are pale Ural emeralds, in second place are deep green African, and Brazilian emeralds, especially translucent ones - rival rubies in price.
Aquamarine
A stone of an unusual seawater color. This is a trendy and rather rare expensive mineral. Its price depends on shade ,there are many aquamarine deposits in the world, but the most beautiful and largest stones are found in Brazil, on Madagascar, and the Urals, which are sold at Gem Lovers.
Morganite
It is a beautiful pink or peach beryl, with an extraordinary shine. Under various lighting types, it can change its shade from pale pink to rich peach. The unusual shade is due to the addition of manganese to the beryl structure. Recently, morganite was found gained popularity in the United States as an ideal gem for an engagement ring. Like the price of morganite, the color depends on the size of the stone, the larger - the brighter and more expensive.
Heliodor
A fairly new transparent golden-yellow beryl stone or a yellow with a light green mineral resembles citrine or topaz, is named after the Sun God. Stones of gem quality and without impurities, especially the most expensive ones - gold heliodors do not come across so often. The price of ordinary heliodors is not high and depends on the transparency and shade.
Goshenite
This stone is a colorless beryl that was discovered in the USA in the Goshen area, from which it got its name. The stone also is mined in Russia, Italy, Mexico, Namibia, Brazil, and Afghanistan. Earlier, goshenite was an imitation of a diamond. It can also be dyed by irradiation and will take on various shades: blue and pink, yellow and green, as well as intermediate colors. This type of beryl looks amazing in the jewelry set (usually pendants and rings) in white gold and silver.
Gem Lovers only sells quality products. Here you can order a cut stone of certain characteristics. And we will be happy to make unique jewelry with beryls, taking into account your wishes.
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