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GemSelect | Online Gemstone Shopping, Shipping Natural Gems Worldwide, All Items in Stock Our commitment is to provide all natural genuine gemstones.

We do not sell synthetic or 'fake' gems, only authentic gemstones mined from the earth. We fully disclose all gemstone treatment details. All gemstone images are of the specific gemstone being offered for sale. We offer a 30 day return policy. Please check our customer reviews to see how trustworthy we are. In business since 2003. The best online reviews can be verified with our star ratings on Ge

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31/08/2026

Blue Topaz Buying Guide: What to Check First

Buying blue topaz? Start with what you can see: the shade of blue, the quality of the cut, and how clean the gem looks at normal viewing distance. Then confirm the practical details-millimeter measurements, shape, and treatment disclosure. These points matter whether you're choosing one stone for a ring, a pair for earrings, or a larger gem for a pendant.

Learn how to buy blue topaz with confidence. Compare color, cut, clarity, treatments, durability, origin and jewelry use before choosing.

30/08/2026

Buying Blue Star Sapphire? Start With the Star

Blue star sapphire is valued for asterism-the star-like effect seen best in a smooth cabochon cut. When comparing stones, check the star under a single direct light source. A good star should be clearly visible, reasonably centered, balanced across the dome and appear to glide as the stone moves.

Color matters too, but a darker or larger stone is not automatically the better choice. The best pick balances blue body color, star visibility, cabochon shape and treatment disclosure.

Learn how to buy blue star sapphire by judging color, star effect, cabochon cut, treatments, origin, durability and jewelry suitability.

29/08/2026

What Makes Purple Sapphire Different?

Purple sapphire is a color variety of sapphire, part of the corundum mineral species. While blue sapphire has the most familiar public history, purple sapphire offers a different impression: refined, expressive and less conventional.

For buyers who like sapphire's traditional significance but want a more personal color, purple sapphire can be a meaningful choice for rings, earrings, pendants and other jewelry.

Explore purple sapphire meaning, symbolism, September birthstone ties, origins and how this distinctive sapphire is viewed in modern jewelry.

28/08/2026

Choosing the Right Pink Spinel Color

When buying pink spinel, color is often the first thing you notice-but the "right" pink depends on your design and personal taste. Compare the stone face-up, and if possible, view it under more than one lighting condition. White metals can create a crisp contrast, while yellow or rose metals can give the overall look a warmer feel. For most buyers, the best pink spinel is the one that looks beautiful in the jewelry piece you plan to wear.

Learn how to buy pink spinel with confidence: color, cut, durability, treatments, origins, jewelry uses and practical selection tips.

27/08/2026

What Does Blue Tourmaline Symbolize?

Blue tourmaline is often associated with calm thought, clear expression and emotional balance. These meanings come from cultural symbolism around the color blue-sky, water, depth, trust and reflection-rather than scientific claims.

For gemstone lovers, blue tourmaline can be a meaningful choice for jewelry that represents composure, thoughtful communication and individuality within the colorful tourmaline family.

Explore blue tourmaline meaning, symbolism, October birthstone tradition and modern cultural significance in this focused GemSelect guide.

27/08/2026

New Kunzite Arrivals from Afghanistan

Discover new kunzite arrivals featuring natural pink color in Cherry Pink Tone and Medium Pink. This collection includes loose kunzite in Fancy Cut, Octagon Step Cut, Cushion-Cut and Pear Facet styles, giving jewelers and designers different shapes to consider for a new piece. The stones are untreated, and their Afghanistan origin provides useful sourcing context for buyers who compare gemstones by origin. For collectors, resellers and jewelry designers looking for substantial loose kunzite with appealing pink tones, this new arrival deserves attention. Explore the collection online and browse the latest kunzite arrivals.

Discover new kunzite arrivals featuring natural pink color in Cherry Pink Tone and Medium Pink. This collection includes loose kunzite in Fancy Cut, Octagon Step Cut, Cushion-Cut and Pear Facet styles, giving jewelers and designers different shapes to consider for a new piece. The stones are untreat

26/08/2026

New Hessonite Garnet Arrivals from Madagascar

Our new hessonite garnet arrivals bring together warm medium orange, deep orange and reddish orange tones in loose stones from Madagascar. Buyers will find familiar jewelry-friendly cuts including oval facet, octagon step cut, cushion-cut and round facet, giving designers several ways to plan rings, pendants or standout loose gemstone selections. These untreated hessonite garnets are also useful for collectors and resellers who consider origin and treatment status when choosing new material. Browse the collection and find a stone for your next design.

Our new hessonite garnet arrivals bring together warm medium orange, deep orange and reddish orange tones in loose stones from Madagascar. Buyers will find familiar jewelry-friendly cuts including oval facet, octagon step cut, cushion-cut and round facet, giving designers several ways to plan rings,

26/08/2026

Buying Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye? Start With the Eye

When comparing chrysoberyl cat's eye gemstones, the most important feature is the eye itself-not just color or size.

Look for a bright, narrow line that is clearly visible, reasonably straight, and centered across the dome of the cabochon. A good eye should look sharp rather than blurry and should move smoothly as the stone or light source moves.

Tip: view the gem under a single direct light source when possible. Diffused lighting can make the effect harder to judge.

Choose chrysoberyl cat's eye with confidence. Learn what to look for in eye effect, color, cabochon cut, durability, origin and treatments.

25/08/2026

How to Choose Tiger's Eye Matrix by Pattern

Tiger's Eye Matrix is all about natural character. When comparing stones, start with the face-up view: Do you prefer a more even brown appearance, or stronger multicolor contrast from the matrix?

There is no single "ideal" pattern. The best choice is the one that fits your jewelry design and personal style. For earrings or multi-stone pieces, compare tone, pattern scale, outline and size so the stones work well together.

Learn how to buy Tiger's Eye Matrix, including brown and multicolor patterns, cabochon cuts, untreated material, durability, origins and jewelry use.

25/08/2026

New Strawberry Quartz Arrivals from Russia

Discover new strawberry quartz arrivals featuring natural color choices from light pink and medium pink to multicolor and deep red. This collection includes oval faceted stones, pencil cuts, and oval cabochons, giving jewelry designers and gemstone buyers several ways to approach a new piece or add distinctive loose gemstones to inventory. The stones are untreated and sourced from Russia, offering helpful context for buyers who compare gemstones by origin. With substantial loose gemstones in the mix, these arrivals can be considered for center stone ideas, collector selections, or standout jewelry designs. Browse the collection online.

Discover new strawberry quartz arrivals featuring natural color choices from light pink and medium pink to multicolor and deep red. This collection includes oval faceted stones, pencil cuts, and oval cabochons, giving jewelry designers and gemstone buyers several ways to approach a new piece or add