Fine Pieces of Eternal Sparkle

A piece of jewelry is not just gold or diamonds. Rather, there are pieces of precious stones that adorn it. The priceless stones that add the extra sparkle to that jewelry. In fact, they add the apt hues. Moreover, the kinship between gold, diamonds and precious stones is beautiful. The ravishing pieces adorn a persona. The precious stones are available in every color of the rainbow. They are rare to find, henceforth they are precious. Additionally, gathered from all around the world. With each having a unique color and history, we treasure them. Furthermore, searching for precious stones goes all the way to the old times. To start with, the ancient people made jewelry from bits of rocks and shells. Eventually, silver, copper and gold took over. Subsequently, finding more precious stones over the centuries. With such a rich history, it becomes essential to equip and educate yourself on their value and symbolism. Krown Kouture uses myriad of precious stones in its exquisite jewelry. So, we present you some major ones that are widely used. The first ones are diamonds, the sheer stunners. In fact, we already educated you on diamonds. Here we present the rest.

Emerald

Often known as the ‘rare gem’ due to its intense green shade. Actually, it has a clear depth of green color which symbolizes renewal and hope. Historically, Cleopatra, the famous Queen of Egypt, loved her lush emeralds. Additionally, burying ancient Egyptian mummies with a carved emerald was tradition. Because this symbolized flouring green and eternal youth. Moreover, the vivid green color adds a lavish charm to the gold and diamonds. Emeralds are widely used in rings, necklaces and bracelets. In fact, the emerald cut us quite popular too.

Pearls

To start with, worshipping pearls is a historical trend. In fact, Persian mythology called them “the tears of gods.” In addition, Chinese associated pearls with celestial glow and mystery. Moreover, pearls are unique because these are the only stone formed within a living creature. And are found in the depth of the oceans. Also, pearls come in many beautiful colors, from pale cream and white to rose, lilac, green, gold, gray, and black. Today pearls are both classic and contemporary. One thing to keep in mind, you can wear them casually or even formally,

Ruby

Famously known as the “love talisman.” Nonetheless known for its deep red hue and vibrant glow. This signifies the color of love, desire, passion and courage. Also, the red symbolized burning passion of romance. Historically, emperors and kings had rubies as prized possession for ages. Also, rubies are available in a range of red hues from purplish and bluish red to orange-red. Note that the brightest and most valuable color of Ruby is “a Burmese Ruby.” In fact, associated with Mogok Valley mines in Myanmar.

Sapphire

Next is “the cobalt charmer.” A sapphire resonates with a violet-blue stone. Firstly, it is the ultimate blue stone. Secondly, it represents honesty, loyalty, purity and trust. Eventually, this became the most popular engagement stone of today. The most prized Sapphires are from Myanmar (Burma), Kashmir and Sri Lanka. Sapphires with highly saturated violet-blue color and “velvety” or “sleepy” transparency are rarer. The purer the blue of the Sapphire, the greater the price. However, many people find that the darker hues of Sapphire can be just as appealing.

Topaz

The one with a mass appeal. Meanwhile available in shades of yellow, brown, honey, green, blue, red, pink and sometimes no color at all. Often found in an amber gold, yellow, or a blushing pink orange but a pale pink or a sherry red Topaz is very exceptional. The most prized color of Topaz is Imperial Topaz and features a magnificent orange with pink undertones. Moreover, the ancient Egyptians and Romans associated this golden gem with the sun god giving it the power to protect and heal. So much so that Legend says that topaz dispels enchantment.

Moonstone

And finally, the shimmering rock. Romans believed that the formation of this took place from frozen moonlight, hence giving it the name Moonstone. It is found in colors ranging from colorless to gray, brown, yellow, green, or pink and clarity that goes from transparent to translucent. Subsequently, it has a blue sheen, perfect clarity, and a colorless body color. In fact, found in India and Madagascar. Moreover, this stone is quite rare and becoming rarer too. For More Interesting Facts, Stay Tuned to Krown Blog!