Lab Gemstones & Jewelry Guide

Why We Prefer Lab-Grown Gemstones？
The laboratory cultivation technology for gemstones is by no means a recent development. In the beginning, the production of lab-grown gems, especially lab-grown diamonds, was not intended for jewelry at all; rather, they were used as tool tips or drill bits for industrial use. Jewelry-grade lab-grown diamonds were merely a by-product, and this situation still exists today. Compared with natural gemstones, jewelry-grade lab-grown gemstones offer advantages in many aspects. Although natural gemstones are mineral treasures created by the earth over hundreds of millions of years, it cannot be denied that... Read more...
What Kind of Stone Truly Deserves to Be Called A "Gemstone" ?
Being simply "pretty" is never enough. Gemstones follow a set of strict, globally recognized rules. Whether a stone can officially be called a gemstone comes down to four uncompromising criteria: - Beauty: It must have stunning color, transparency, and fire (the way it disperses light into rainbow flashes).  - Durability: A Mohs hardness of at least 7.5 - resistant to scratches, stable under heat, and unaffected by acids.  - Rarity: Naturally scarce in the earth, and even lab-grown versions are difficult to produce.   The most famous precious gemstones are... Read more...