Trapiche Sapphire
When people see a six-rayed pattern inside a sapphire, the first thing that usually comes to mind is a star sapphire. But the pattern...
Trapiche Emerald
Emerald is already one of the most recognizable gemstones in the world, but some emeralds look unlike anything most people expect to see. Inside...
Maxixe Beryl
At first glance, Maxixe beryl can easily be mistaken for an unusually dark aquamarine. Both belong to the beryl family, both share the same...
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