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Why Inclusions Prove a Gem Is Natural

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Summary Some inclusions make gemstones more authentic, not less valuable. Learn how silk in sapphires, three-phase inclusions in emeralds, and horsetail inclusions in garnets prove natural origin and add character to fine gems. Is every inclusion a flaw?Not always. In gemology, some inclusions confirm that a gemstone is natural. Instead of lowering value, they often […]

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Pigeon’s Blood & Cornflower Gemstones: Don’t Buy the Story

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If you’re buying Pigeon’s Blood & Cornflower gemstones, you must understand their true value. These names are popular in jewelry stores; however, they often mislead buyers: Originally, gemologists defined these terms precisely: However, many jewelry shops use these terms mainly for marketing purposes. Therefore, buyers must verify the stone before paying. How to Verify Pigeon’s

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