In this episode, we will reveal few unusual facts about Aquamarine #DidYouKnow - Roman fishermen considered Aquamarine lucky and called it 'Water of the Sea'- The biggest Aquamarine found in Brazil weighs almost 243 pounds.- To know more such interesting revelations, watch the video!To shop an incredible range of Aquamarine gems, log onto @rmcgems✉️ online@shoprmcgems.com🌐 www.shoprmcgems.com View this post on Instagram A post shared by RmcGems (@rmcgems)

Emeralds have an unparalleled history in jewelry. This fabulous gemstone is best known as royal jewelry and is used as a high-status gem in every culture in the world. Emerald is almost as hard as diamond, and sometimes even more expensive. Emeralds come in a range of colors from classic green to blue and blueish-green and yellow. The different colors are caused by different types of mineralization. Emeralds are cut...

Alexandrite is a color-changing gemstone. An old saying says it's like an "emerald by day and like a  ruby by night". Discovered in 1830 in Russia, the gem was named after Emperor Alexander III, the Czar of Russia in 1839. The natural gemstone has a unique range of natural color. Colors are sometimes pale, sometimes deep, ranging from blue, to the famous classic alexandrite green, to almost translucent in natural light....

Green tourmaline ranges in color from beautiful pale greens to stunning blues. This is an unusual gemstone in several ways. Like all tourmalines, it can be cut In almost any standard jewelry design, but this gemstone offers a very wide range of color and spectrum possibilities. The mid-range blue and green spectrum is particularly useful for designers. These very elegant stones are ideal design elements in high-end jewelry. Unlike other blue and...