Selecting Gemstones
Brooke is passionate about gemstones, hand-selecting each one for its outstanding beauty and soul. For Brooke, a perfect stone will always evoke ...
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Rhodochrosite is a rose-colored gemstone that was only introduced to the market around 1940. It can be recognised by its alternating raspberry red...
Read moreBoulder Opal is unique among gemstones with its intense flashes of colour formed over 100 million years ago from hydrated silica embedded in irons...
Read moreTourmaline is the gemological name for an important group of complex gem-quality boron silicate minerals. Its name is thought to be derived from th...
Read moreBelonging to the group of feldspar minerals, Labradorite is a dark smoky grey with metallic rainbow reflections when viewed from certain angles, c...
Read moreAquamarine, like Emerald is a member of the beryl family. The name 'aquamarine' was derived from Latin 'aqua marina' or 'water of the sea. Aquamar...
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