Gemstones

Gemstones by Cally Hall, published by Dorling Kindersley in 2002, is a detailed exploration of exquisite and precious gemstones from around the world. This edition spans 160 pages and is presented in English, featuring over 800 images alongside richly detailed descriptions. The book provides information on more than 130 varieties of cut and uncut stones, organic gemstones, and precious metals, covering aspects such as gemstone shapes, composition, and their occurrence.
Readers will find a comprehensive insight into the identifying characteristics of various gemstones, including their colors, cuts, and hardness levels. The book covers a range of radiant gemstones, such as amber, rubellite, and emeralds, and is designed to be accessible through high-quality visuals and straightforward text. This guide serves as a valuable resource for both gemstone enthusiasts and collectors, offering a thorough understanding of the natural resources and design elements associated with these beautiful minerals.
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Learn all there is to know about exquisite and precious gemstones of the world.
Gemstones features over 800 incredible images and richly detailed descriptions. Included are more than 130 varieties of cut and uncut stones, organic gemstones, and precious metal. This fact-packed volume holds information on everything from gemstone shapes and their composition to where they occur and how they are fashioned.
With this absolute gem from the DK Handbooks series, you will gain comprehensive insight into the identifying characteristics of different gemstones, their colours, cuts, and hardness levels. Covering radiant gemstones like amber, rubellite, and emeralds, Gemstones is led by careful research, high-quality visuals, and easy-to-understand text.
This indispensable guide is the perfect companion for gemstone lovers and a comprehensive guide for collectors.
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