Gemstone cutters have been transforming rough stones into glittering masterpieces since 2,300 BC. From the beginnings of cabochon cutting to the invention of precise faceting techniques, the art of...

Peridot occurs in various shades from pale green to oil green and was historically mined on the Egyptian island of Zabargad. Its name is most likely derived from the French word 'péridot' for gold....

Recap of Inhorgenta and anticipation of INOVA Collection!

Ruby is a member of the corundum group. Its red color varies depending on its origin. The most sought-after shade is known as the "pigeon's blood color". Rubies come from various countries, with My...

A popular jewel with historic representatives and a healing effect...

- An art with many facets - Gemstones are among the most valuable treasures on earth. But only through the cutting process, the hidden beauty in color and brilliance comes to light. Cutting ...

You are interested in the history of gemstones in nature and want to learn more about the sourcing process of GEMHYPE.COM colored gemstones? ... then this blogpost is just the right thing for you!

In this blog article, you'll discover more about the fascinating science of gemology, which deals with the study and identification of gemstones. We will provide insight into the work of gemologica...

There is a lot to say about garnet! It is probably one of the most versatile gemstones. Moreover, due to its high light refraction and good hardness, garnet is made for sparkling jewellery creation...