Jewelry Buying Guide

Dyed quartz mimicking amethyst with visible color concentrations in cracks

Dyed Quartz Identification: Spotting Fakes in Amethyst and Citrine

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SummaryDyed quartz often imitates amethyst and citrine. Learn how to identify color concentrations, uneven saturation, and bright synthetic hues with simple loupe inspection and expert signs. Quartz: The Master of Disguise Dyed quartz identification is a skill every gem enthusiast and jeweler should master. Dyed quartz often imitates amethyst and citrine so convincingly that even […]

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A diverse collection of colorful gemstones reflecting personal taste, away from social media trends.

Gemstone Collection for Love or Likes: The Collector’s Mask

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SummaryAre you building your gemstone collection for love or likes? Many collectors chase social media trends instead of following their true passion. Learn how to buy gemstones that reflect your style and values—not just for online attention. What Drives Your Gemstone Collection for Love or Likes? When you buy a gemstone, are you doing it

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Close-up of a pearl showing dye concentration near the drill hole and surface blemishes.

Natural vs Dyed Pearl Color Identification: The Costly Mistake

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SummaryMany buyers confuse dyed pearls with natural-color pearls. This guide shows how to identify dyed pearls by examining color near drill holes, overtones, and blemishes — plus when to ask for a certified lab report to protect your investment. Why Natural vs Dyed Pearl Color Matters When buying pearls, your first question should be: Is

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