April birthstone (diamond and morganite)

Diamonds are made of carbon and are formed under high temperature and pressure conditions at depths of 160 km below the surface of the Earth. They have the highest Mohs hardness of any mineral and are the hardest natural substance. For this reason, they are widely used not only for jewelry but also for industrial purposes.
The Japanese name is "diamond" It means the hardest (hardest) stone among metals.
It is produced in Russia, Africa, Canada, etc., but Russia accounts for a significant proportion at 35%.
Due to environmental concerns, artificial diamonds (lab-grown diamonds) have become more common recently. They are made from the same carbon as natural diamonds and look identical.
Natural diamonds are produced deep within the earth over a long period of time, while lab-grown diamonds are produced in factories over a short period of days to weeks, which is why they are cheaper.
Although they may look the same, natural diamonds have an octahedral crystal structure, while artificial diamonds have a cubic crystal structure, so when you have them appraised, it will be clearly stated whether they are natural or artificial, so you don't have to worry.

The word diamond comes from the Greek word "adamas." Adamas means "stronger than anything and more difficult to conquer," a perfect word for diamond. It is said that the "a" in adamas was dropped to become diamond.

The stone's word is "Eternal bond, purity, innocence".
Diamond is "Eternal BondIt is considered a symbol of "blue," and is therefore a standard gemstone for engagement rings and wedding rings. Many people also choose to have a blue diamond set inside their wedding ring, known as "something blue."
Its clear, colorless transparency also has the effect of bringing out the purity within you and unleashing your full potential to make your wishes come true.
Recommended for those who want to accomplish something or who want to have a long and happy married life.

As mentioned above, diamonds are the hardest natural gemstones, making them perfect for jewelry.
However, there are cases where it will break if force is applied only in a certain direction, called a "cleavage plane." This does not mean that you can do anything you want, so be careful.
Diamonds, like other gemstones, will lose their luster as you wear them.
If this happens, fill a cup with lukewarm water and add a little mild detergent (dishwashing detergent).
After that, dip a soft brush (a toothbrush with soft bristles) in the detergent and gently scrub the item. If you scrub the item, the prongs holding the diamond in place may come loose, so it's important to scrub the item gently. Once you've finished scrubbing, rinse the item with lukewarm water. We also recommend using an ultrasonic cleaner to remove any fine dirt.

A gentle cherry blossom pink that will lift your spirits.
Morganite is a type of mineral called beryl, the same as emerald and aquamarine.
The largest producer is Brazil, but it is also found in Africa.
Generally, it is a pale pink with an orange tint, but high-quality stones are a bluish, highly saturated pink and are traded at high prices.
It was added as the birthstone for April in 2021, and its name became known.Gemstones on the riseis.

Morganite is a relatively new gemstone discovered in the early 20th century, named after the wealthy jewellery enthusiast J.P. Morgan. It was discovered in Madagascar by Dr. Kunz, a gemologist for Tiffany & Co., and named in honour of Mr. Morgan.

The stone's word is "purity, love, grace".
Just looking at this gem is soothingPeace of mindIt keeps it
It is also said that treating people with devoted love will lead to a happy marriage. It is recommended for those who seek mental stability and want to have a happy married life.

Although morganite is relatively hard, it can be scratched if two hard stones rub against each other, so it is best to store it away from other jewelry.
If you notice that the shine is starting to dull, it's time to take care of it.
Fill a cup with lukewarm water and add a small amount of mild detergent (dishwashing liquid). Then, dip a soft brush (a toothbrush with soft bristles) in the detergent and gently scrub the morganite. If you scrub too hard, the prongs holding the morganite in place may come loose, so it's important to scrub gently. Once you've finished scrubbing, rinse the morganite with lukewarm water.
We also recommend using an ultrasonic cleaner to remove fine dirt. However, some gemstones, such as emeralds and pearls, are not suitable for ultrasonic cleaning. If there is an emerald next to the morganite, you should never use ultrasonic cleaning.