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Amazonite
This green-blue gemstone is a variety of the potassium feldspar called microcline
Amethyst
The purple variety of the quartz family. Popular and common gemstone
Ametrine
A mixed quartz of amethyst and citrine with colour banding of purple and yellow
Ammolite
A iridescent gem made from fossilised shells of ammonites
Apatite
A group of minerals that’s gaining popularity in jewelry because of its vibrant colours
Aquamarine
This blue or green-blue variety of beryl is a popular gemstone. It's also the birthstone of March
Bloodstone
Also known as heliotrope, bloodstone is a dark green chalcedony with specks of red that resemble blood spots
Blue Chalcedony
The blue variety of the mineral chalcedony that gets its colour from traces of copper
Blue Lace Agate
A type of chalcedony that’s characterised by its light blue colour and banded appearance
Blue Topaz
The most popular type of topaz in the market, the blue colour almost always comes from heat treatment and irradiation
Boulder Opal
A valuable type of opal that contains precious opal inside an ironstone matrix
Bronzite
A bronze-colour variety of the mineral enstatite that has shimmering, metallic appearance
Carnelian
The red variety of the mineral chalcedony that gets its colour from traces of iron
Chalcedony
A microcrystalline type of quartz that’s usually translucent and has uniform colour
Charoite
A purple colour mineral that has is uniquely characterised by its swirly, fibrous silver pattern
Chrome Diopside
Coloured by chromium, this rare green gem almost exclusively comes from Siberia
Chrysocolla
A soft mineral that gets its vibrant green blue colour from copper
Chrysoprase
The green variety of the mineral chalcedony that contains traces of nickel
Citrine
Citrine is the yellow variety of the quartz family. It's also one of the birthstones of November
Clear Quartz
The colourless and transparent type of quartz that’s used for jewelry and crystal decors
Common Opal
A uniform-coloured opal that doesn’t have the play-of-colour like precious opals
Crazy Lace Agate
Crazy lace agate is characterised by its complex agate pattern and mainly brown, red, white and grey colours
Dumortierite
Known by its dark denim blue colour, dumortierite can also come in pink and purple
Emerald
The green variety of the mineral beryl that’s coloured by traces of chromium and sometimes vanadium
Fluorite
One of the most colourful gemstones, often with multiple colours appearing in one crystal
Garnet
As the birthstone of January, garnet is a group of minerals that come in a variety of colours like red, orange, green and more
Green Aventurine
Green aventurine gets its colour from tiny fuchsite inclusions. It often displays a shimmering appearance known as aventurescence
Hawk Eye
A grey-blue type of macrocrystalline quartz that displays thick bands of chatoyancy
Hemimorphite
A zinc-rich mineral that’s gaining popularity in the jewelry market
Hypersthene
A dark brown or grey mineral that displays a metallic sheen
Iolite
The gem variety of the mineral cordierite. It displays strong pleochroism which shows three distinct colours in three crystal directions
K2 Jasper
Also known as raindrop azurite, K2 is a relatively new gemstone that consists of blue azurite on white granite
Kunzite
Coloured by traces of manganese, this pinkish purple gem is a variety of the mineral spodumene
Kyanite
This blue mineral is known to have two different hardnesses in two directions
Labradorite
This variety of feldspar mineral is characterised by its colourful iridescent play-of-clour
Lapis Lazuli
A rock that’s made up with blue lazurite, white calcite and yellow pyrite
Larimar
A type of pectolite that has a white pattern on the light blue colour mineral that resembles ocean waves
Lepidolite
A purple member of the mica group of mineral. Lepidolite also has specks of metallic lithium
Lodolite
Refers to the type of quartz with inclusions of chloride minerals. The most common colours are green or brown coloured inclusions
Malachite
Malachite is a green mineral that has beautiful bands of light and dark green
Moldavite
An olive green natural glass that’s formed by the heat of a meteorite impact
Mookaite
A natural ceramic that’s mined mostly in Australia. It is mostly maroon red, yellow and cream in colour
Morganite
The pink to orange variety of beryl, which is the same mineral family as aquamarine and emerald
Moss Agate
Moss agate contains green coloured inclusion that resembles fern, moss and branches
Nephrite
One of the two minerals that’s considered as jade. The jade-green and forest-green colours are most popular as gemstones
Obsidian
A natural occurring glass formed by the rapidly cooling of lava. It includes popular types of obsidian like rainbow or gold sheen obsidian
Ocean Jasper
This colourful type of jasper is characterised by its orbicular patterns
Opal
Precious opal display play-of-colour caused by diffraction of light within its structure of silica micro-spheres
Pallasite
A type of nickel-iron meteorite that contains peridot crystals
Peach Moonstone
This type of moonstone has a light pink to peach colour with the signature sheen of moonstone
Peridot
The gem variety of the mineral olivine. It is also one of the birthstones of August
Petrified Wood
A type of fossil where the organic wood structure is replaced mainly by quartz
Phantom Quartz
A variety of quartz that has inclusions that show layers of crystal growth. It can come in a variety of colours depending on the mineral inclusion
Phosphosiderite
A light purple mineral that sometimes contains yellow coloured veins
Picture Jasper
A type of brown coloured jasper that contains intricate pattern that resembles a landscape painting
Pietersite
Sometimes known as the tempest stone, pietersite is made up of brecciated tiger’s eye, jasper and other minerals
Prehnite
A mineral that is light apple-green in colour and usually translucent in appearance
Rainbow Moonstone
Actually a variety of labradorite that is white in colour and displays iridescent colourful flashes
Rhodochrosite
A relatively soft mineral that is usually pink in colour with white banding patterns
Rhodonite
Not to be confused with rhodolite, which is a variety of pyrope garnet, rhodonite is a pink to rose red mineral with black veins
Rose Quartz
The gemstone of love. This pink coloured quartz is a popular gemstone that is readily available
Ruby
This red variety of the mineral corundum is one of the most popular and prized gems throughout history
Ruby Zoisite
A rock that contains red ruby, green zoisite and black hornblende
Rutilated Quartz
A variety of quartz with metallic rutile inclusions
Sakura Agate
Also known as cherry blossom agate or flower agate, it’s a type of pink to orange chalcedony with flower patterns
Scapolite
Seraphinite
A green mineral that has a unique silver, feathery ‘angel wing’ pattern
Shattuckite
An uncommon copper-rich gemstone that has vibrant blue colours
Smoky Quartz
Brown variety of quartz that gets its colour from natural irradiation. The colour can range from light brown to almost black
Sodalite
A blue mineral that is commonly used as a gemstone. It usually contains white coloured calcite
Spinel
A rare gemstone with vibrant colours that can rival ruby, sapphire and more
Strawberry Quartz
A type of quartz with visible red inclusions like hematite, muscovite, lepidolite and more
Sugilite
A rare purple mineral that was named after Japanese petrologist, Ken-ichi Sugi
Sunstone
A orange feldspar mineral that’s characterised by its glittery appearance caused by minerals like hematite, goethite and more
Super 7
Also known as melody stone, super 7 is a quartz that includes amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz with inclusions of rutile, cacoxenite and more
Tanzanite
The blue-purple gem variety of the mineral zoisite. It’s only mined commercially in Tanzania, where it was first discovered
Tiger Iron
An aggregate mineral that contains layers of yellow tiger’s eye, dark grey hematite and red jasper
Tiger's Eye
A chatoyant mineral that’s naturally yellow or grey-blue in colour, and the yellow variety can be heated to become red
Tourmalinated Quartz
A variety of quartz with inclusion of black tourmaline (schorl)
Tourmaline
Tourmaline is one of the most colourful group of gemstone, and it’s also the birthstone of October
Turquoise
This sky blue mineral usually contains veins of black oxides. It’s also one of the birthstones of December
Variscite
A rare yellow-green mineral that’s relatively soft and sometimes used in jewelry