22.98ct neon red faceted by Jeff Hapeman, USA Introduction: A Native American Legend and the Magic of Sunstone According to an ancient...

From September 8th to 16th, 2018 , White River Gems (WRG) will be exhibiting at the Denver Mineral Show , one of the world's largest...

At WRG , one of our missions is to promote and share exceptional gems from iconic mines across the United States. We are committed to...

The Tucson Gem Show is the must-attend event for colored gem enthusiasts. Every year in early February, this incredible gathering takes...

Spessartite , a manganese-colored aluminous garnet, is a fascinating gemstone that was first discovered by Henry Seybert in 1823....

Like every year, I go to Tucson, Arizona for the largest showcase of gems, minerals and fossils in the world! Here are some photos to...

Once again, White River Gems went to Arizona for uniques gems that make up our company's identity. One week was enough to make great...

Maw Sit Sit is a rare vibrant green semi precious gemstone material. Vibrant and bright green Maw Sit Sit designer cabochons can have...

The etymology of covellite is interesting. The name comes from the Italian chemist and mineralogist Giuseppe Covelli (1809-1879), who...

The content of a site, bringing it to life, enriching it is a real full-time job. It's work; clearly. The blog of a commercial site like...