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Welcome to the World of Gemstones

The Gemcamp Laboratories Group invites you to learn about some of the most sought-after natural wonders of our world. Discover the magnificent gemstones that create the centerpieces for some history's most beloved jewelry pieces and artifacts. Each gem maintains a long history that spans from early mining to cutting and faceting, all the way down to how they're received by the consumer market in today's modern luxury setting. Acquire useful and practical knowledge about many gemstone species and varieties as you embark on your educational journey through the world of gems and gemology.

Marquise brilliant cut ruby gem of very good color and clarity

Ruby

Ruby is the red variety of the mineral species called corundum, and has historically been described as 'the king of precious gemstones'.
Oval-shaped sapphire gemstone of top color and clarity

Sapphire

Sapphire, alongside ruby, is a variety of the mineral known as corundum and constitutes one member of the 'Big Three' colored stones.
An oval mixed-cut emerald showing a vivid green color

Emerald

Emerald is the vibrant green variety of the mineral known as beryl. It's a beryllium aluminum silicate that gets its color from either chromium or vanadium.
A faceted tourmaline gemstone

Tourmaline

Tourmaline corresponds to a specific group of minerals with one of the most diverse ranges of color ever seen in the world of jewelry.
A fine-quality purple amethyst gemstone

Amethyst

Amethyst is the purple to violet variety of the mineral species quartz, along with citrine, smoky quartz, rock crystal quartz and rose quartz.
Faceted citrine gemstone displaying golden hues

Citrine

Citrine is the yellow variety of the mineral species quartz. In many regions of Asia, citrine is associated with wealth and good fortune due to its bright colors.

"Understanding the beauty, rarity and characteristics of every gemstone will allow us to better appreciate their uniqueness. This gemstone encyclopedia delves into details about some of the most commonly used precious gems in the trade. It is an ongoing project of our laboratory to provide our audience with a platform for open-book learning, so that we can share more information about gemstones with our local communities and even visitors from everywhere in the world."

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