Sterling Letters

Soon Diamond the king of gemstones will be overthrown! There is a newer clear gemstone that is contending with the old king, and it's name is Synth...

  Agates were first named by Théophraste an ancient Greek philosopher and naturalist in the 3rd to 4th century B.C. He had discovered the stone clo...

  A close contender to an Emeralds beauty due to its magnificent green hues, in fact it get commonly mistaken for emeralds. Chrome diopside is a ...

One of the most abundant gemstone available in the world, Quartz can be recognized in many different forms, from: Amethyst, to Citrines, to Rose ...

  How Pearls are formed Pearls are made by irritants in shell producing Molluscs. These irritants can be anything small from a speck of dust to a...

  Rubies, Royalty and Status   Also considered one of the gemstones of the king and has been converted by royalty and high-status people throughou...

    Blue Sapphires and Royalty  For centuries there has been a strong association between sapphires and royalty. Symbolising nobility and the vir...

  Emeralds, History and Mythology  Emeralds are associated with many meanings, ranging from the protection against evil spirits, to attaining gre...

  Why Would We Wear Silver Jewellery? Throughout history, many different people and cultures have adored silver. This is most notably due to its s...

  Why "Sterling Silver"! You may ask? Why not gold? Simply because it's the underappreciated metal in our Ceylonese history, and we want to give ...

  What is Gemology?   According to course text provided by the gemological association of Great Britain Gemology is described as the following...

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