Gemstones can be formed from different minerals and ores, each of which has its own unique structure and composition, which results in the diversity among gemstones. WILLS JEWELLERY has integrated a variety of common precious gemstone illustrations for you, allowing you to understand the characteristics of various gemstones at a glance.
gem guide
Diamond
Diamond is a gemstone formed from the crystallization of carbon atoms and is one of the hardest substances in nature. They are usually colorless, but can also appear in various colors, such as pink, blue, yellow, etc. Diamonds play an important role in jewelry making as their sparkling brilliance and high transparency make them a popular choice. Diamonds also symbolize eternity, purity and perseverance of love, so they are often used in jewelry designs for important occasions such as wedding rings.
Stone language: 'Eternal bond', 'Purity'
Birthstone: April birthstone
Anniversaries: 10th and 60th Wedding Anniversary
Benefits: Boost self-confidence, enhance personal charm, eliminate negative emotions
Sapphire Sapphire
Stone language: 'Loyalty', 'Wisdom'
Ruby
Ruby is a type of gemstone that is one of the most valuable types of gemstones. It shows a bright red color due to the red pigment brought by a small amount of chromium ions in aluminum oxide (Al2O3). Rubies range in color from pink to deep red and are widely used in jewelry designs. It has high hardness and wear resistance. In addition to being a beautiful color jewelry, rubies have also been given various symbolic meanings in different cultures, such as symbolizing passion, love, power and protection. In Hinduism, ruby is considered the most precious gemstone and represents the sun and courage. Whether in the field of jewelry design or cultural beliefs, rubies have an important status and value.
Stone language: 'Passion', 'Power'
Birthstone: July birthstone
Anniversaries: 15th and 40th Wedding Anniversary
Benefits: Enhance aura and affinity, boost personal charm, help individuals grasp leadership, deepen love
綠寶石 Emerald
Lotus Blue Sapphire Padparadscha Sapphire
PadparadschaBelongs to a branch of the sapphire family, and its output is extremely rare. According to research,PadparadschaThe mineral reserves of sapphire are only 1%, and the scarcity of mineral resources is comparable to that of sapphire in the world. The rarest pigeon blood red. Therefore, the collection value is quite high. Sri Lanka is a famous kingdom of gemstones, and Padparadscha ranks first among all gemstones and enjoys the reputation of "national stone". It is enough to prove thatPadparadscha's status is of great importance. In recent years, major international famous jewelry brands have adopted Padparadscha for theme design.
Stone language: "loyalty", "wisdom"
Birthstone: September birthstone
Anniversaries: 5th and 45th Wedding Anniversaries
Benefits: Possessing a variety of positive energy and effects, stabilizing emotions, improving temperament, and enhancing emotional intelligence
Morganite
Aquamarine
坦桑石 Tanzanite
Garnet
The origin of the name "garnet" is indeed inseparable from the red fruit "pomegranate". Because the shape and color of garnet crystals and pomegranate seeds are very similar, hence the name "garnet". The most precious birthstone of January is also known as the "Women's Stone". It symbolizes loyalty, friendship, fidelity, and also represents the hope and blessing of regaining hope and life energy. Garnet is also a commemorative stone for 18 years of marriage. 18 years of marriage is also called "garnet wedding".
Stone language: 'Loyalty', 'Fidelity'
Birthstone: January birthstone
Anniversary: 18th Wedding Anniversary
Benefits: relieve stress, boost energy, beauty and skincare
Fenda Gemstone Spessartite
Shafire Stone Tsavorite
尖晶石 Spinel
Opal
Stone language: 'Hope', 'Happiness'