HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR PRECIOUS GEMSTONE WELL?

Do you want to offer yourself or your loved one a beautiful jewel adorned with a precious stone but you don't know what to choose between a diamond or an Amethyst?

Over time, gemstones have played various roles in myths and legends in every culture. Some tell a story or are believed to have magical powers, but they all share a common beauty. Each gemstone online  is unique with a particular color, birthplace and story. Gemstones can be any color of the rainbow and come from all over the world. Some gemstones have been appreciated even before the beginning of history and others have only recently been discovered.

Linea Chic reveals the meanings of these magnificent rocks, including the most popular gemstones, to help you with your purchase according to your budget, your personality and your desires.

EMERALD (PANNA) 

You like magic, especially the magic of science, then you will love emerald, a gemstone that changes color. In natural light, the stone is a bluish mossy green. In the light of a lamp, it is a red gem with a warm, raspberry tone. A spectacular color change! The value of this gemstone increases as the color change becomes more distinct.

Ruby

 

The Ruby represents love, passion, courage and emotion. For centuries, this gem was considered the king of all gems. Wearing a red ruby ​​was thought to confer good fortune on its owner. Rubies have been the prized possession of emperors and kings throughout the centuries. To date, ruby ​​is the most valuable gemstone.

The color of a ruby ​​is the most important characteristic of the gemstone. Rubies exist in a range of red hues from purplish-red to bluish-red to orange-red.

 Sapphire:

Many imagine when they hear the word "Sapphire" a magnificent gemstone of blue-violet color because indeed it means "blue" in Greek. Since ancient times, the blue sapphire has represented a promise of honesty, loyalty, purity and trust. Sapphires are among the most popular engagement stones.

Sapphire is found in many parts of the world, but the most prized sapphires come from Myanmar (Burma), Kashmir and Sri Lanka. Sapphires with a highly saturated violet-blue color and “velvety” or “sleepy” transparency are rarer. The purer the blue of the sapphire, the higher the price.

Sapphires aren't just blue, they come in nearly every color of the rainbow: pink, yellow, orange, peach, and purple.

Diamond:

Since Antiquity, diamonds have been the object of many desires. Appearing over a billion years ago, diamonds are the hardest gem of all. Diamonds know many legends, two of which are the most often told; some say the Diamond was created when lightning struck rocks, others said this gem had healing powers. For centuries, diamonds have been adorned by women and men and considered the ultimate gift and symbol of eternal love.