St. Edward's Sapphire

Hey there, gem aficionados! Today, I'm taking a deep dive into the enchanting world of Chrysoberyl – a mineral with more than a few tricks up its sleeve. Chrysoberyl isn't just your run-of-the-mill gem; it's a mineral that flaunts three different varieties, two of which are hailed as some of the rarest and most valuable gems out there. The OG Chrysoberyl, as we know it, comes in shades of yellowish-green, brownish-yellow, or even goes full-blown transparent to translucent. While it's not always the star of the jewellery show, it's a collector's dream, thanks to its unique characteristics that make it ideal...

The St. Edward's Sapphire is the large blue Sapphire set in the centre of the cross on to of the Imperial State Crown, shortly to be bestowed upon King Charles III. It is a precious gemstone that is steeped in history, legend, and mystery. It is one of the most famous and valuable Sapphires in the world, with a rich heritage that stretches back centuries. This magnificent stone is named after Edward the Confessor, the English king who lived in the 11th century, and whose reign is remembered for its peace and prosperity. Let me tell you, my lovely readers, it is said to...

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