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The International Gemological Institute (IGI) analysed and graded a 35.00 carat lab-grown diamond, the largest to date.
May's birthday falls right in the heart of spring and emerald is the perfect gemstone to symbolize and celebrate this month.
The 116-carat gemstone, dubbed the “Lion of Merelani”, will be on display at the Washington Museum along with the story of its cutting.
If there's one thing the annual Tucson gem bazaars teach us, it's that the odd, rare, truly unknown stones that are mostly off the radar can still evoke feelings of awe and utter wonder.
The “Beating Heart” diamond, an extremely rare rough specimen examined at the De Beers Diamond Institute.
April's birthstone, the diamond, is the hardest natural material on Earth, 58 times harder than anything else in nature. It has long been a symbol of eternal love, given as an engagement or wedding ring or as an anniversary gift. For centuries, it was believed that diamonds possessed healing powers and offered clarity and balance.
A long, thin pane of perfectly transparent glass is the inspiration behind the portrait cut diamonds.
From the Koh-i-Noor Diamond to the Diamond of Hope. 5 of the most iconic gems in history.
The third month of the year is a month of dramatic seasonal changes for both hemispheres of the world.
Magenta, purple, orange, teal and emerald are the 5 shades that Amanda Gizzi, a member of Jewelers of America, singled out to dominate the gemstones.
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