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RUBY

RUBY

Rubies rate a 9 on the Mohs Hardness Scale, making it another one of the hardest gemstones available. Aluminum oxide is what causes its rich red and pink hues. Natural Rubies will have inclusions and imperfections, which seems to counter its rarity and high price point, but those inclusions are exactly what distinguishes them from synthetic Rubies!

EMERALD

EMERALD

Emeralds, similar to other stones like Iolite and Aquamarine, display a phenomenon called pleochroism, meaning its color can change depending on what angle you look at it from. Besides its interesting surface make-up, Emerald is actually a type of beryl. For a beryl to be classified as an Emerald, it must be a significant green color.

SAPPHIRE

SAPPHIRE

Sapphires are widely known as a stone of royalty and wisdom, which directly correlates to their classic deep blue color. The more translucent and the deeper the blue, the more rare and expensive its value is. Sapphires also rate a 9 on the Mohs Hardness Scale.

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