Chrysoberyl

The gem commonly known as chrysoberyl is a yellowish-green, brownish-yellow, or colorless transparent to translucent mineral that is usually faceted into gems and generally considered a collector's stone. While not often set in jewelry, its characteristics make it ideal for such use. The mineral or gemstone chrysoberyl is an aluminate of beryllium with the formula BeAl2O4. The name chrysoberyl is derived from the Greek words ???s?? chrysos and ß??????? beryllos, meaning "a gold-white spar". Chrysoberyl is an effective protective stone and, since ancient times, has been used to keep disaster at bay. Chrysoberyl transforms negative thoughts into positive energy. It increases self confidence and strengthens self worth. Chrysoberyl helps you to see both sides of a situation or problem.

1. Is it Natural Yellow Sapphire?

The major problem is people don't even know that they are not wearing Natural Yellow Sapphire, every yellow colour stone is not a Yellow Sapphire it can be citrine, or golden topaz or any other yellow colour stone. You will not get the result.

2. Is the gemstone you are wearing is heated?

If you are wearing the Yellow Sapphire but heated you will not get the results, generally in heat treatment beryllium is used, you will not get the result by wearing the heated stone.

3. Is the gemstone treated also?

Nowadays various kind of treatments are done on stone to enhance the clarity of the stone, for example glass is filled inside the gemstone to enhance the clarity, you will never get the result from the treated stone.