Know About Fake Emerald Gemstone Synthetic Emerald/Panna Gemstone

The first synthetic Emerald/Panna Gemstones were produced in the mid-1800s, but it was not until the

1930s that Carroll Chatham began producing Emerald/Panna Gemstone in commercial quantities. To

date, several companies including Chatham Created Gems, Gilson, Kyocera Corporation, Lennix, Seiko

Corporation, Biron Corporation, Lechleitner, and Regency have produced synthetic Emerald/Panna

Gemstones by flux and hydrothermal processes.

Synthetic Emerald/Panna Gemstones, also known as lab-created Emerald/Panna Gemstones, have the

same chemical composition and crystal structure as natural Emerald/Panna Gemstones. They are sold

beside natural Emerald/Panna Gemstones in most mall jewelry stores in the United States. When

compared to natural Emerald/Panna Gemstones, the synthetics have superior clarity and a more

uniform appearance than natural stones of equivalent cost. Many consumers purchase them for their

attractive appearance at a lower cost.

Imitation Emerald/Panna Gemstones and Alternative Stones

"Imitations" are materials that have a similar appearance to natural gems and are used in their place.

They are often manufactured specifically to serve as substitutes. Green glass, synthetic green spinel,

green cubic zirconia, and green yttrium aluminum garnet are common imitations used in place of

Emerald/Panna Gemstones.

A collection of green color stones of various types. Most of them are not Emerald/Panna Gemstone. If

you want a green gemstone, which one would you choose based upon color and appearance?

Notice how some of the least expensive stones are free of eye-visible fractures and obvious inclusions,

while costly Emerald/Panna Gemstones have fractures and inclusions that are clearly visible with the

unaided eye. Some people have such a high desire for "Emerald/Panna Gemstone" that they are willing

to pay more for an Emerald/Panna Gemstone than for another green stone that is larger, cleaner, and

more attractive.

"Alternative stones" are other natural stones with a green color that are purchased by people who

simply want a green gem. They might prefer to own an emerald, but they select the alternative stone

instead because of its lower price or other characteristics. Chrome biopsied and chrome tourmaline are

deep green gems that some people purchase when they want a green gem. Tsavorite garnet is another

gem with a wonderful green color. Dyed quartz can be a beautiful stone at a very low cost.

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