Top 10 Gemstones that Occur Naturally in More Than One Color
Naturally means without artificial color treatment - yes, color can be infused in colorless gemstones usually by irradiation. Also, colors can be changed.But this list is about gemstones that occur naturally in many colors.
Diamonds are usually colorless but they can occur in many colors - red, yellow, green, blue, black, purple, pink, etc.
Yellow is the most common of all color diamonds and is the most affordable. The opposite is the red diamond - the rarest color and most expensive gem.
Beryl occurs in ALL colors, including colorless.
Popular varieties of beryl with different colors are:
Emerald (green), Aquamarine (blue), Morganite (pink), Red Beryl (Bixbite), Green Beryl, Heliodor, Golden beryl, Goshenite, Black Beryl, and more.
Green, blue, yellow, red, pink, purple
Red, Blue, Green, White, Pink, Purple, and more
Colorless, blue, brown, orange, yellow, green, pink, gray, red-ish, reddish pink
Garnet is usually deep red to brownish gems, but it can be green, black, pink, purple,...
They can be Black, White, Green, Purple, and more
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Black pearls are very rare but not fake - for example, the Tahitian black-lipped pearls. Also, just to let you know, there are natural grey pearls. And because they are very rare, they are more expensive and respected.
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White is the classic color but they can be black as well, like the one on the picture.