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Yellow Beryl Gemstone Information
Because golden beryl is largely unknown, it is much more affordable than aquamarine. Golden beryl gemstones are an excellent choice for jewelry due to their hardness, toughness, and resistance to corrosive substances. Gemstone lovers are finally beginning to discover this fine gem, and as a result golden beryl is becoming an increasingly popular gemstone for jewelry.
The prices and value of golden beryl can vary tremendously, depending on the size and quality of the gemstone. AJS Gems is your source for the highest quality golden beryl and many other precious colored stones from across the globe, available at Bangkok direct wholesale prices. Your gorgeous gemstone from AJS Gems is sure to impress when set into jewelry, be it a platinum mans ring, a lovely yellow gold ladies ring, a silver pendant necklace or white gold earrings sold as a matched set. Our loose gem stones are used to create the finest gemstone jewelry - You will positively love setting your loose cut gems into yellow gold, white gold, silver or platinum jewelry, whether your design or your jeweler's creation. Discover the thrill of designing your own unique top quality golden beryl rings, golden beryl earrings, golden beryl pendants, wedding sets, or that special golden beryl bracelet necklace set to be given as a loving gift to that special someone in your life. Creating the finest jewelry starts with finding the best gemstones, and the best gemstones are found at AJS Gems.
Why Buy Loose Gemstones Instead of Pre-Set Jewelry?
There are many reasons, but mainly it comes down to value and choice...
When buying your gemstone loose instead of a pre-set stone, you can be sure that you are getting the best value for your money. Loose gemstones are less expensive, a better value, and you can really see what you are paying for. The most important part of getting the right price and finding the best value is to first see what you're getting. A jewelry setting will hide the inclusions inside a gem, and can deepen or brighten its color. With a loose stone you can much more easily inspect the gem and see it for what it really is. In this way you can get a better idea of its true worth and be sure you are paying a fair price.
The second advantage of buying a loose gemstone is choice. You are free to pick the exact color, cut, shape and variety of the stone for the setting of your dreams, be it yellow gold, white gold, platinum or silver; prong set or bezel set with diamond accents. You can experience the joy of creating your very own, one-of-a-kind jewelry design. Choose from a variety of jewelry settings and styles to create a completely original presentation that will perfectly suit your individual gemstone and will be as unique as you are!

At AJS Gems, you will find a large collection of Fine Quality Wholesale cut loose golden beryl gemstones at highly competitive prices. We have become one of the world's leading precious and semi-precious loose golden beryl suppliers with one of the most extensive selections of golden beryl gemstones to help add beauty, tranquility and Love to your life.
| Origin | Sri Lanka, Namibia, Africa, Brazil and Madagascar. |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow, lemon yellow to golden yellow and greenish yellow. |
| Refractive Index | 1.58-1.59 |
| Chemical Composition | Be3Al2(SiO3)6 |
| Hardness | 7.5 - 8 |
| Density | 2.80 |
| Crystal Structure | Hexagonal |
| Zodiac Sign | Scorpio |
Golden beryl is a variety of the gemstone beryl. Beryl is a Cyclosilicate with the chemical composition Be3Al2(SiO3)6. Beryls are popular gems, not only on account of their magnificent colors. Their appeal also lies in their high brilliance and qualities such as their hardness (7.5 to 8), which makes them admirably well suited for use in jewellery.
The toughness of golden beryl is good. Golden beryl gemstones crystallize in the hexagonal crystal system with a prismatic, parallel and elongated crystal habit. The golden beryl stone is generally vertically striated or grooved, with vitreous luster. Golden beryl has imperfect cleavage which runs parallel to the basal pinacoid. Golden beryl gemstones can be found to be transparent to translucent. It has a specific gravity of 2.80 and a Mohs hardness of from 7.5 to 8. Refractive indices range around 1.58 to 1.59. The refractive index (RI), measured using a refractometer, is an indication of the amount light rays are bent by a mineral. Birefringence is the difference between the minimum and maximum RI. When birefringence is high, light rays reflect off different parts of the back of a stone causing an apparent doubling of the back facets when viewed through the front facet.
Color
Small traces of iron, and a natural aura which emanates from minerals containing uranium, are sufficient to give a colorless beryl a more or less intense yellow tone - the typical color of the golden beryl. Golden beryl holds a fascination with its fine spectrum of yellow hues, from a weak lemon yellow to a warm golden color.
Iron and uranium together are also responsible for the fresh, stimulating greenish yellow of another beryl variety, the heliodor. The name goes with the color very well, being derived from the Greek helios (sun) and doron (gift). So heliodor is a 'gift from the sun' to Man.
Cut
Because the match of iron and beryl is a complementary, the crystals often grow large and lovely, so cut stones can be sizable. The largest faceted golden beryl, 2,054 carats, is on display at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C.
Treatments
Golden beryl is sometimes heated to fully unlock its color. This treatment is permanent.
These marketing efforts made golden beryl a sensation worldwide. Of course, a world war intervened and golden beryl was forgotten. It has not been as popular since.

Today the most important deposits are in Sri Lanka and Namibia. Golden beryl is also found in Brazil and Madagascar, although fine gems with an intense banana-peel yellow are rare.
Mythology
There are extensive references to beryl as a gemstone in folk lore.
Other legends also state that beryl can be used to bring about good luck, cheerfulness, energy, and eternal youthfulness.
Ancient literature notes that Pliny used powdered beryl to cure eye injuries.
Beryl was used to promote cheerfulness and marital love, to retard laziness, and maintain youthfulness.
Golden beryl is said to make one sympathetic and increase sincerity.
Originally, the name 'beryl' came from India. It was derived from the Sanskrit word 'veruliyam', an old term for the gemstone chrysoberyl, from which the Greek word 'beryllos' later developed.
Varieties of beryl have been considered gemstones since prehistoric times. Recognized for its beauty, in the Bible, in Ezekiel 1:16, the wheels of God's throne are described as having the appearance of "gleaming beryl".
Beryl gems can be useful in the treatment of concussions and damage to the cranial portions on the head.
In ancient times, colorless beryl was used to make eyeglasses.
Beryl had been used as a physician's tool and gazing stone since ancient times. Those beliefs persist today. Beryl is metaphysically attributed with the ability to cure a number of intestinal and stomach ills, such as nausea, ulcers, and seasickness. It is also said to be effective at treating disorders of the heart and spine.
The message of Golden Beryl is that there is no obstacle that confidence and conviction cannot resolve.
Fine Quality Golden Beryl Gemstone Specialist.
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