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Amazing facts - Turquoise
Turquoise is usually opaque in nature, however very small turquoise crystals are formed which are transparent. These are found only in Virginia.
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How To Detect Laser Drilled Diamonds ?
In laser drilled diamond a beam of high energy light is used to bore a small microscopic hair like tunnel from the surface of the diamond to the inclusion just below the surface of the diamond. Even Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines for the jewelry industry did not require disclosure of the practice! Though it is considered a permanent treatment, the Federal Trade Commission has reversed its previous decision now and made disclosure of this treatment mandatory.

The man who sparked the diamond industry
Not many people know that the man behind the famous De Beers diamonds is Cecil John Rhodes, someone who started his association with diamonds with the simple business opportunity that involved selling water to the thirsty diggers at the mines. Cecil made it to South Africa after his brother had been hit by the diamond fever. But Cecil had plans that were far grander than being a common diamond digger.

Amethyst
Amethyst once the rare gem of royalty and grace has became just another attractive yet affordable gem today due to abundance of top quality material found all over the world. This fine gem gets its name from a Greek word “Amethustos” which means “not drunk” after the belief that the wearer of the gem will not suffer from excess consumption of alcohol.
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Saturday February 04, 2012