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Gem Information
»  Are all your gems natural?
»  What is a calibrated gem?
»  I need a 7 x 5 mm gem for a standard setting. How much can a gem vary from 7 x 5 mm and still fit?
»  Where can I find a list of the standard calibrated sizes for gems?
»  Are there any kinds of gemstones that are always untreated?
»  Why do some gems show a color change?
»  Do you sell green amethyst?
»  How do I determine that a sapphire has not been heated?
»  Can you certify country of origin for your gemstones?
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»  What is the difference between jade and jadeite?
»  Is all red tourmaline called rubellite?
»  Can I buy two or more of a particular gem on your website?
»  Do you sell a gem called asparagus stone?
»  How do I tell if an amethyst or citrine is synthetic?
»  Do you sell a gem named cordierite?
»  Why are many cabochons unfinished on the bottom?
»  Why do so many gemstone names end in "ite"?
»  Is there a difference between brilliance and luster in gemstones?
»  Most of your gems are graded with letters like VVS and VS, but some are not. Why is that?
»  Is there such a thing as red sapphire?
»  Do diamond testing devices really work? Can they tell real from fake diamonds?
»  What is the most durable gemstone?
»  What is "color of streak"? Is it important?
»  What is "specific gravity" for gemstones? What does it measure?
»  How can I tell if a gem is "windowed"?
»  I recently purchased some gemstones and they were smaller than I expected. Can you help me?
»  What does "cabochon" mean?
»  Why are some gemstones cut in facets and others as cabochons?
»  What is the difference between an opal doublet and a normal opal?
»  Why do some gems have 3 measurement, like 6 x 4 x 3 mm, but some have only one or two measurements. Why is that?
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  		•  Saphir
  		• Smaragd
  		• Rubin
  		• Aquamarin
  		• Zirkon
  		• Opal
  		• Topas
  		• Turmalin
  		• Granat
  		• Amethyst
  		• Citrin
  		• Tansanit
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T V Z
    A Zurück nach oben
  		•  Achat
  		• Achat-Geode
  		• Actinolith Katzenauge
  		• Almandin-Granat
  		• Amazonit
  		• Amethyst
  		• Amethyst-Geode
  		• Ametrin
  		• Ammolith
  		• Andalusit
  		• Andesin Labradorit
  		• Apatit
  		• Apatit-Katzenauge
  		• Aquamarin
  		• Aquamarin-Katzenauge
  		• Aventurin
  		• Azurit-Druse
    • B Zurück nach oben
  		•  Beryll
  		• Blutstein
  		• Boulder-Opal
    • C Zurück nach oben
  		•  Cat's Eye Augite
  		• Cat's Eye Opal
  		• Chalcedon
  		• Charoit
  		• Chrom-Turmalin
  		• Chromdiopsid
  		• Chrysoberyll
  		• Chrysokoll
  		• Chrysopras
  		• Citrin
  		• Citrin mit Asterismus
    • D Zurück nach oben
  		•  Demantoid-Granat
  		• Dendritischer-Achat
  		• Diamant
    • E Zurück nach oben
  		•  Enstatit
  		• Erdbeerquarz
    • F Zurück nach oben
  		•  Falkenauge
  		• Farbwechselnder Diaspor
  		• Farbwechselnder Fluorit
  		• Farbwechselnder Granat
  		• Farbwechselnder Saphir
  		• Feuerachat
  		• Feueropal
  		• Fluorit
    • G Zurück nach oben
  		•  Goldener Beryll
  		• Granat
  		• Grandidierite
  		• Grossular Granat
    • H Zurück nach oben
  		•  Hemimorphit-Druse
  		• Hessonit-Granat
  		• Hiddenit
  		• Howlith
  		• Hämatit
    • I Zurück nach oben
  		•  Idokras
  		• Imperial Topas
  		• Iolith
    • J Zurück nach oben
  		•  Jade
  		• Jade-Schmucksteine
  		• Jaspis
    • K Zurück nach oben
  		•  Kalzit
  		• Karneol
  		• Katzenaugen Edelsteine
  		• Koralle
  		• Korallen-Fossil
  		• Kornerupin
  		• Kunzit
  		• Kyanit
    • L Zurück nach oben
  		•  Labradorit
  		• Lapislazuli
  		• Larimar
    • M Zurück nach oben
  		•  Malachit
  		• Malaya-Granat
  		• Mali-Granat
  		• Mawsitsit
  		• Mondstein
  		• Mondstein Katzenauge
  		• Morganit
  		• Moss Opal
  		• Mystik Quarz
  		• Mystik Topas
    • N Zurück nach oben
  		•  Nuummit
    • O Zurück nach oben
  		•  Obsidian
  		• Opal
  		• Opal in Matrix
  		• Opal-Dublette
    • P Zurück nach oben
  		•  Peridot
  		• Perle
  		• Perlmutt
  		• Pietersite
  		• Prehnit
  		• Pyrite
  		• Pyrop-Granat
    • Q Zurück nach oben
  		•  Quartz With Marcasite
  		• Quarz
  		• Quarz-Katzenauge
    • R Zurück nach oben
  		•  Rauchquarz
  		• Regenbogen-Mondstein
  		• Regenbogen-Pyrit
  		• Rhodochrosit
  		• Rhodolit-Granat
  		• Rhodonit
  		• Rosenquarz
  		• Rubin
  		• Rubin in Fuchsit
  		• Rubin-Zoisit
  		• Rutilquarz
    • S Zurück nach oben
  		•  Saphir
  		• Schneeflockenobsidian
  		• Schokoladen Opal
  		• Schwarzer Opal
  		• Scolecite
  		• Seraphinite
  		• Serpentin
  		• Sillimanit
  		• Sillimanit-Katzenauge
  		• Skapolith Katzenauge
  		• Smaragd
  		• Smithsonit
  		• Sodalith
  		• Sonnenstein
  		• Spectrolite
  		• Spessartin-Granat
  		• Sphalerit
  		• Sphen
  		• Spinell
  		• Stern-Edelsteine
  		• Sterndiopsid
  		• Sterngranat
  		• Sternmondstein
  		• Sternrosenquarz
  		• Sternrubin
  		• Sternsaphir
  		• Sternsonnenstein
  		• Sugilit
    • T Zurück nach oben
  		•  Tansanit
  		• Tigerauge
  		• Tigerauge Matrix
  		• Topas
  		• Tsavorit / Tsavolith
  		• Turmalin
  		• Türkis
    • V Zurück nach oben
  		•  Variscit
    • Z Zurück nach oben
  		•  Zirkon
Main Categories
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Gems are always measured in Millimeter (mm)

Dimensions are given as;
length x width x depth,
except for round stones which are;
diameter x depth

Select gems by size, not by weight!
Gem varieties vary in density, so carat weight is not a good indication of size

Note: 1ct = 0.2g

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