Jewelry Materials & Gemstone Guides
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Serpentine vs Jade: How to tell the Difference
SUNDARA JOON Jewelry for the Individualist The Gemstone Journal Serpentine vs. Jade Two Beautiful Green Stones Often Mistaken for One An...
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Fluorite: Nature’s Most Colorful Crystal
Fluorite is one of the most colorful minerals in the world, known for its layered bands of purple, green, blue, and gold. Unlike gemstones valued f...
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Aquamarine – beauty that stands the test of time
Aquamarine, a member of the beryl family gets its name from its color which ranges from pale blue to light green and has one thinking of the sea an...
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Citrine: The Radiant Stone of Sunshine and Prosperity
SUNDARA JOON Jewelry for the Individualist The Gemstone Journal Citrine The Gem of Sunlight Introduction A Guide to Its Color, Origin...
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Chalcedony a Gemstone that Answers to Many Names
SUNDARA JOON Jewelry for the Individualist The Gemstone Journal Chalcedony A Guide to Its Soft Glow, Many Varieties, and Enduring Beauty...
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Luminous Pearls – The Queen of Gems
Pearls are unique gemstones formed by living mollusks through layers of nacre. Learn about pearl types, symbolism, cultural history, care, and thei...
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Rich Blue Lapis Lazuli
Lapis lazuli is a deep-blue metamorphic rock composed primarily of lazurite, calcite, and pyrite. Explore its ancient origins in Afghanistan, remar...
