Stones of Deus Dois
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Tourmaline
Comes from many countries. Presently most of our tourmaline is from Madagascar, Pakistan and Minas Gerais, Brazil
Various colours including
watermelon, clear-blue, green, and yellow
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extra information
Is classified as a semi-precious stone. The word
Tourmaline Paraiba
Discovered in the 1980s in the Brazilian state of Paraiba
Neon Blue
The inclusions of copper and manganese not only makes it extremely striking and beautiful, but also geologically scarce
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Topaz
Brazil
Found in a variety of colours. The rarest are natural pink, red, and fine golden orange, sometimes with a pink tone
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extra information
Brazil is the principle source of gem quality Topaz
Imperial Topaz
Ouro Preto, Brazil
Golden yellow
Also known as Precious Topaz. This is the rarest colour of Topaz
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Diamond
Brazil, including Mato Grosso do Sul, Bahia and Rondonia
Clear of Fancy colours. These rare specimens come in every colour of spectrum, including, most importantly, blue, green, pink and red
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Diamonds is more valued than any other materials due to its superlative qualities. It has the highest hardness and thermal conductivity
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Emerald
In 2006, emeralds were discovered in the Fazenda Bonfim region in Brazil.
Emeralds occur in hues ranging from yellow-green to blue-green, with a primary colour being green.
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Emeralds are about 2.97 billion years old. The first known emeralds were mined in Egypt, and were one of Cleopatra's favourite gems.
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Aquamarine
The most sought after aquamarine varieties are from the Espirito Santo regions of Brazil
The well-known aquamarine sea colour is created by the presence of the substance Iron within the gem. The colour of Aquamarine can vary in blue, with the slightly greenish and intense blue being the most valuable colour
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The finest Aquamarine is found in Brazil. The pegmatite deposits of Minas Gerais produce the finest various colour beryls