Four Kinds of Hot Jewels that Jewellers Must Know

Opal Stone

Opal is one of the most beautiful and precious gems in the world. 95% of the world's opal is produced in Australia. Opal's English is Opal, which originated from the Latin Opalus, which means "set the beauty of gems in one." Ancient Roman naturalist Pliny once said: "On an Opal stone, you can see the flame of ruby, amethyst-like stains, emerald-like green sea, colorful, seamless, beautiful."

Among the Opal species, DeBole Opal and Tribolle Opal are relatively inexpensive and have been made into many accessories. But a lot of instructions about Opal will make your concept somewhat confusing. Most of what they say about Opal usually deals with the original Opal instead of Deborey Opal and Treble Opal. Only Debole Opal and Turboleop need to avoid water penetration and the original Opal would not be needed. Debole Opal and Turboleopal can often be wiped clean with a soft cloth and neutral, but do not immerse in water. In addition, any opal should avoid bleaching, chemicals, and ultrasonic cleaning.

Topaz

Topaz, a mineral belonging to the silicates, appears to Westerners that topaz can be worn as an amulet, can ward off evil spirits, eliminate grief and increase confidence. Powdered wine with topaz can treat asthma, insomnia, burns, and bleeding. Our country has a long history of understanding and using topaz.

The highest value topaz is red and Sydney wines, brown is followed by blue. The yellow topaz is close in appearance to the cheaper yellow crystal, so the price is not high. Colorless topaz has the lowest value. In addition, the topaz currently on the market is divided into two categories: natural topaz and optimized coloured topaz. Naturally non-replaced large topaz stones are rare in the market, while optimised coloured topaz is used in the optimisation process. No other substance was added in it, so it was still regarded as a natural gemstone in the jewel appraisal.

Morgan Stone

From a mineralogical point of view, Morganite is Pink Beryl, an in-law of emeralds and aquamarines. Morganite has two types, orange red and purple, and it is unusually beautiful. Its name is derived from the name of a famous American gem hobbyist and a banker named J.P. Morgan. Morganite is so bright pink because it contains manganese.

From a different perspective, it can be seen that Morganite presents two subtle and delicate colors that are biased toward light pink and dark pink with a slight blue. Due to the scarcity of production and the color of its colors, this unique magenta gem is of high value, and the price of quality is even higher than ordinary quality emeralds. Morganite can also be changed in color by heat treatment. Green blue turns blue, light blue turns deep sky blue, yellow-green turns blue, orange yellow turns pink, and so on.

Chafferite was discovered in 1967, when it was detected that it is neither an emerald nor an emerald, so the world recognized this new gem. Actually, "Shafray" is not a pretty stage name that Tiffany has created to pack a star. It is exactly the name of its birthplace: Shaw National Park. The word from the local dialect has a rather perceptual meaning.

Chaplet Stone

Chafferite is a semi-precious stone, and now strides forward into the gemstone gate, one of Tiffany's main jewels. The scarcity of production is the reason why it became the new favorite of gems. In addition, its "three highs" is also very important. The first is high brightness, which stems from its innately high refractive index, and from time to time it emits a strong fire; the famous high purity allows it to leave behind the emerald and emerald of the Emerald family far behind, with very little impurities. With a sense of reiki; high saturation of rich colors is another weapon of Schaeffler Stone.