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  • How to Take Care Of A Pet Rock That Has Gone Blind

    The pet rock craze started around 1975 in Los Gatos, California. Did you buy one then? If you did, where is it now? Can’t remember I bet. If you released it into the wild (as most people did),...

  • How to Evaluate Pearls For Their Quality

    The principle behind grading of pearls is similar to that of diamonds. The 5 most important characteristics to consider while evaluating pearls...

  • How to Build a 3-Stone Ring

    The three-stone ring is a classic setting popular for both engagement rings and right-hand rings. The three stones are said to signify past, present and future love. In this article, you will...

  • How to Identify Gem Stones

    Treasured for its beauty, the value of a gemstone depends on four elements: aesthetic beauty of the stone itself, gem scarcity, solidity or density, and cut and polished qualities of the gemstone....

  • How to Make Sea Glass at Home

    The crashing waves of the ocean smooths broken glass pieces against the sea floor and makes beautiful sea glass. You do not have to wait for the good fortune of finding nature's sea glass art at...

  • How to Create a Hole in a Cabochon for Jewelry

    Drilling a hole in a cabochon can be a bit tricky. It is easy to ruin a diamond bit by applying too much pressure. Follow these steps to be successful in drilling a hole in a cabochon or...

  • How to Dig for Diamonds

    Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas is the only diamond-producing site in the world where the public can search for diamonds with the policy of "finders keepers." With a 37-acre field with...

  • How to Destroy a Diamond

    These methods were discussed in my science class. One or the other should destroy the diamond--or at least render it a little less useful or valuable.

  • How to Mine Rubies

    Rubies are mined all over the world, yet the most prized specimens come from India where they have been mined for thousands of years. Considered the king of gems, rubies inspire love and affection...

  • How to Mine for Gems

    Gem mining in the United States is a popular travel past time. One of the most popular states for gem mining is North Carolina. Deep within the Great Smoky Mountain region are a number of very...

  • How to Grade Diamonds

    There are few tasks more challenging than grading gemstones, diamonds in particular. The diamond industry is a close-knit society of dealers and appraisers. Between the two groups, a diamond's...

  • How to Start a Gem Collection

    With its sparkle and color, a gem can mystify and intrigue people. Building a collection of these rare and beautiful objects is often compared to collecting art. As a bonus, gem collections may...

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