Gemstones are precious or semi-precious minerals valued for their beauty and rarity, primarily used in jewelry and decorative applications. Beyond aesthetics, certain gemstones like diamonds and sapphires have industrial applications in cutting, grinding, and drilling due to their hardness. The gemstone industry significantly contributes to the global economy, supporting mining, trade, and craftsmanship while driving tourism in gem-rich regions.
- Estimated Value Of U.S. Natural Gemstone Production, By Gem Type
- Prices Per Carat Of U.S. Cut Round Diamonds, By Size And Quality In 20
- Prices Per Carat Of U.S. Cut Colored Gemstones In 20
- U.S. Exports And Reexports Of Diamond (Exclusive Of Industrial Diamond), By Country Or Locality
- U.S. Exports And Reexports Of Gemstones
- U.S. Imports For Consumption Of Diamond, By Kind, Weight, And Country Or Locality
- U.S. Imports For Consumption Of Gemstones, Other Than Diamond, By Kind And Country Or Locality
- Value Of U.S. Imports Of Synthetic And Imitation Gemstones, By Country Or Locality
- U.S. Imports For Consumption Of Gemstones
- Guide To Selected Gemstones And Gem Materials Used In Jewelry
- Laboratory-Created Gemstone Production Methods
- Diamonds (Natural): World Production, By Country Or Locality, And Type
- Non-Diamond Gemstones (Natural): World Production, By Country Or Locality And Type
