Gemstone Blog

Go To Post     Oh my Ammolite! #ammolite #cabochon #cab #ammonite #jewelrydesign #jewelrymaking #freeform #silvercove #redblazer #madeinalberta #canadianmineral

Go To Post     The Rocktober Rock N Gem Show is taking over Westerner Park November 25th-29th, 2020. Minerals, Fossils, Crystals, Gemstones, Home Décor and so much more!!! #RedDeerEvents #RockNGemShow #Minerals #Fossils #Crystals #Gemstones #CanadaGemShows #SilverCove

Go To Post     Do you ever want to know more about your gemstones? Silver Cove's Crystal Encyclopedia is your on the go resource for all your mineral and crystal treasures, and its available from your favorite app store to download straight from your favorite app store. #silvercove #crystalencyclopedia #crystalhealing

Go To Post     Rose Quartz is a pale pink to rose red variety of the Quartz family of crystals. The color is caused by trace amounts of titanium, iron, or manganese in the massive material. The color in these Rose Quartz is photosensitive and subject to fading if left in the sun for extended periods. Quartz sits at a 7 on the Mohs Scale and takes a great polish. #rosequartz #pink #selflove #roseQ #crystallove #crystallove

Go To Post     Citrine is often associated with a sunny disposition and happy thoughts. While much Citrine on the market is heated to achieve the color you see, it is considered to be a natural progression to the stone, similar to processes done to diamonds, sapphires, and many other stones. Chemically the natural and heated Citrine are identical, however from a metaphysical standpoint they are thought to focus energy differently. Natural Citrine is about growth and maturity, while heated Citrine is about positive thoughts and staying in the moment to avoid depressive tendencies. Regardless of why you love Citrine, we hope...