Gifts for Gem & Jewellery Lovers
The gems you would actually wear, shown as the atomic lattices that give each its colour and fire. Rendered from real crystallographic data - the structure behind the sparkle.
Corundum
The mineral family that gives us rubies and sapphires — pure aluminium oxide
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Ruby and sapphire are the same corundum lattice - one structure behind two of the great jewels.
Diamond
The hardest natural material — pure carbon locked in a cubic lattice
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The jewel itself - pure carbon, the hardest and most coveted stone of all.
Beryl
The mineral family that gives us emerald, aquamarine, and morganite
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Emerald, aquamarine, and morganite in one ring of atoms - the gem family hidden in beryl.
Almandine
The deep red garnet — a classic gemstone worn since ancient times
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The deep-red garnet of antique jewellery, and January's birthstone.
Spinel
The gemstone mistaken for ruby in crown jewels for centuries — now a prized collector's stone
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For centuries mistaken for ruby in crown jewels - a gem finally prized in its own right.
Zoisite
The mineral behind tanzanite and thulite — prized by gem collectors worldwide
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Tanzanite - the velvety blue-violet gem found in just one place on Earth.
Turquoise
The sky-blue gemstone treasured by ancient Egyptians and Native Americans
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The oldest adornment stone there is, and December's birthstone - sky-blue, atom for atom.