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  REVEALING THE UNKNOWN TRUTH ABOUT OF PEARLS We cannot discuss pearls without mentioning their genesis. So, here we go! At the beginning of this pearl jewelry write-up, I will focus on the most critical parameters that can be used to describe and evaluate natural Akoya pearls ( Pinctada fucata - oyster known in Japan as Pinctada martensii ) and cultured P. maxima pearls ( Australian South Sea pearl oyster ) in terms of physical dimensions and actual quality. In addition, I will reveal general information about many other types of natural and cultured pearls. Still, I will overlook the dubious and unprofessional information spread on social networks by unapproachable and professionally opaque sellers. Considering my experience with pearl jewelry, I will not deal with astrological, magical descriptions and health effects like some unresponsive sellers. Still, I will only adhere to the strict professional criteria set by the standards of The World Jewellery Confederation (Confédération

Garnets are minerals that have been used for centuries as gemstones and abrasives. They are found in various colors, including red, orange, yellow, green, purple, brown, black, and even colorless, and are known for their beautiful and diverse range of hues. The most common type of garnet is the red pyrope, which gets its name from the Greek word "fire." These garnets have a deep red color and are often used in jewelry. Other popular types of garnets include almandine, which is a deep red or brownish-red color, and spessartine, which is an orange-red color. Garnets are also known for their durability and versatility, making them popular for various jewelry items. They can be found in rings, earrings, pendants, brooches, and other pieces, often set in gold or silver. In addition to their use in jewelry, garnets are also used as abrasives in various industries, including woodworking, metalworking, and construction. They are known for their hardness and ability to cut and

  Amethyst Amethyst - The Birthstone of February   Amethyst is a beautiful, precious gemstone that is the birthstone of February and is used in various ways in jewelry, art, and other applications. Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz and is prized for its unique coloration, ranging from light to deep purple, and its relative rarity. It is often associated with royalty, wisdom, and spiritual protection, making it a popular choice in jewelry and as a healing stone. Amethyst is said to have originated in the Middle East and was one of the most popular gems in the ancient world. The name is derived from the Greek word for “not intoxicated,” as it was believed to protect the wearer from drunkenness. Although initially only found in small pieces, it is now in more extensive worldwide deposits, including Brazil, Uruguay, and the United States. The color of amethyst is due to the presence of iron and aluminum compounds in the quartz. It is the most valuable variety of quartz and i