Semi-Precious Stones In Jewelry
                     Semi-Precious Stones In Jewelry 
Jewelry is a world market; people around the world like to wear garments 
made with great beauty and detail and adorned with a gem that completes the 
work. Although the semi-precious stones are many, there is a part of them that 
is the most frequently used in this company. 
 
Amethyst 
The amethyst is one of the most versatile gems in jewelry, the most commonly 
used because it has a particular beauty and brightness almost similar to that of 
the diamond. 
Its color varies from pale browns to violet and blue tones through reddish 
colors. However, one of its peculiarities in the area of jewelry is that the topaz 
can modify its color through artificial procedures, specifically by subjecting the 
mineral to gamma rays of different frequencies. For certain periods, it allows 
giving the topaz almost any desired color. 
ITS transparency and brilliance have been confused many times with 
birthstones by month the Portuguese crown had this stone embedded in it, 
which was later confirmed to be a topaz. 
Moissanite 
The moissanite is a special stone among many stones classified as semi-
precious, and one of the things that makes them most valuable is the beauty of 
its colors, especially the red ones. Its beauty, at first glance, is capable of 
surpassing even that of precious stones such as ruby. 
It is only under ultraviolet light and other scientific procedures that the 
difference between citrine and spinel can be seen. This stone is widely used 
and highly valued in jewelry, garments made with this stone are usually very 
valuable, however within the range of what is accessible to the public. 
Alexandrite 
The alexandrite is a stone with many varieties. However, the most valued in 
jewelry is noble opal, a kind of opal characterized by the different colors that 
can be seen in it, very intense colors in the form of lamellae within the gem 
that can be seen while the opal is moving. 
The tourmaline has a captivating beauty, beyond the fact that they are not as 
shiny or crystalline as other gems, their use was also frequently established for 
the jewelry of royalty and important personalities of the Middle Ages. 
 
This mineral also has mysticism, which relates it to deities and to spiritual and 
healing powers that make it even more special. 
The birthstone colors, for example, is one of the most valuable, both for its 
beauty and rarity and for what it represents; some acquire jewelry with opals 
as a kind of talisman or amulet. 
Aquamarine 
This stone has a particular beauty associated with its color and crystallinity. 
These characteristics are what mainly makes them valuable in the world of 
jewelry. Some of the garnet gems, after being polished and worked, have such 
a beauty that it has come to be compared to the emerald. 
The Pearl 
The pearl is a different gem from the others, and this is because its origin, 
unlike most, is not due to geological processes that involve high temperatures 
or extreme pressures; but it has an animal origin. 
Pearls have been used since ancient times for the manufacture of jewelry, 
more specifically to create pearl necklaces, which came to be widely used by 
women who were part of the world's royal families, aristocrats of the time. 
Tanzanite necklaces are highly valued and expensive in jewelry, to the point 
that they are not accessible to all social strata.