by gemfind.developer | May 12, 2026 | Goldsmith Jewelers Blog
If you are considering alexandrite for a ring you plan to wear often, durability is probably one of the first things you are trying to figure out. Most people are surprised to learn that alexandrite is actually a very strong gemstone for everyday jewelry. It ranks...
by gemfind.developer | Apr 15, 2026 | Goldsmith Jewelers Blog
Yes—synthetic alexandrite does change colors, just like natural alexandrite. Under different lighting conditions, it typically shifts from green or bluish-green in daylight to reddish or purplish tones under incandescent light. That color change is not an imitation....
by gemfind.developer | Mar 16, 2026 | Goldsmith Jewelers Blog
Alexandrite is mined from gemstone deposits found deep in the earth, typically within mineral-rich rock formations. Miners extract the rough stones through a combination of small-scale excavation, open-pit mining, or underground mining, depending on where the gem is...
by gemfind.developer | Feb 16, 2026 | Goldsmith Jewelers Blog
Yes, alexandrite is considered one of the more expensive gemstones in fine jewelry, especially when it displays a strong, visible color change and comes in larger, high-quality stones. Natural alexandrite is rare, and that rarity directly influences its price. Some...
by gemfind.developer | Jan 16, 2026 | Goldsmith Jewelers Blog
Yes — diamonds can break. While diamonds are the hardest natural material on earth, hardness is not the same as indestructibility. A diamond resists scratching better than any other gemstone, but under the right conditions — a sharp impact, the wrong angle, or...
by gemfind.developer | Dec 15, 2025 | Goldsmith Jewelers Blog
Diamond accents may be small in size, but their impact on a piece of jewelry is anything but minor. Often used to frame, highlight, or elevate a central design, diamond accents play a quiet yet essential role in fine jewelry—adding dimension, sparkle, and visual...
