Gemstones

Every stone, with the numbers behind its light.

Refractive index, dispersion, specific gravity and colour for the 51 gemstones in Jart's material library, grouped into 23 stones. These are the values the renderer uses, so a render shows the brilliance and fire the numbers predict.

  • DiamondDiamond
  • RubyRuby
  • SapphireSapphire
  • EmeraldEmerald
  • TanzaniteTanzanite
  • MorganiteMorganite

The stones

Each page lists the looks the studio has for that stone, how it renders and how it wears. Which metal suits which stone: eight pairings, rendered.

Refractive index and dispersion chart

All 51 looks. Opaque stones show no dispersion: light does not travel through them.

Optics of every gemstone in Jart
StoneColourRIDispersion C–FAbbeSGColour depth
Diamond#ffffff2.4170.025573.5270 mm
Diamond H#fff4dc2.4170.025573.5245 mm
Diamond K#ffeabd2.4170.025573.5232 mm
Diamond P#ffe1992.4170.025573.5224 mm
Diamond T#ffd8772.4170.025573.5218 mm
Yellow diamond#ffcc1f2.4170.025573.527.7 mm
Champagne diamond#e2b98a2.4170.025573.5212 mm
Cognac diamond#c07b3d2.4170.025573.527 mm
Pink diamond#f5a3c02.4170.025573.5213.8 mm
Blue diamond#8db7ff2.4170.025573.5213.8 mm
Green diamond#a5e0ad2.4170.025573.5213.8 mm
Black diamond#2a2a2e2.4170.025573.520.34 mm
Ruby#d91c441.770.011694.004.3 mm
Natural ruby#d91c441.770.011694.005 mm
Sapphire#234fde1.770.011694.003.9 mm
Natural sapphire#2f5ad81.770.011694.005 mm
Yellow sapphire#ffc22e1.770.011694.005 mm
Natural yellow sapphire#ffc22e1.770.011694.006 mm
Pink sapphire#f2559a1.770.011694.005 mm
Green sapphire#3aa8841.770.011694.008 mm
Emerald#16a76d1.580.009652.724.3 mm
Natural emerald#16a76d1.580.009652.725 mm
Aquamarine#6cd9ed1.580.009652.727.7 mm
Morganite#f3ab9f1.580.009652.7210.3 mm
Amethyst#9a51ce1.550.008692.655.2 mm
Citrine#ffbd4c1.550.008692.656 mm
Smoky quartz#9a7a5a1.5440.008692.6512 mm
Rose quartz#f2b8c61.5440.008692.658 mm
Ametrine#9a51ce / #ffb43c1.5440.008692.656 mm
Tanzanite#7f5ee61.6940.012573.356 mm
Peridot#9bd23c1.670.012563.346 mm
Blue topaz#4aa8e81.620.008773.536.9 mm
London blue topaz#3a6c9c1.620.008773.538 mm
Garnet#a3182e1.760.014543.905.2 mm
Rhodolite garnet#c23a741.760.014543.848 mm
Alexandrite#3f9c861.7460.009833.739 mm
Green tourmaline#3a9a621.6240.009693.069 mm
Pink tourmaline#e2488a1.6240.009693.065.5 mm
Bi-colour tourmaline#e2488a / #3a9a621.6240.009693.066 mm
Watermelon tourmaline#e2488a / #2f9a5a1.6240.009693.066 mm
Blue zircon#3cb4d81.930.022434.656 mm
Red zircon#d23c481.930.022434.658 mm
Yellow zircon#f0b43a1.930.022434.656 mm
Onyx#1414161.5440.008692.650.26 mm
Blue lace agate#8fa3b81.544——2.65opaque
Banded agate#b06a3a1.544——2.65opaque
Red jasper#9c2f241.54——2.65opaque
Malachite#1f8a5a1.85——3.90opaque
Lapis lazuli#1d3b9a1.50——2.80opaque
Turquoise#3fb8b01.61——2.70opaque
Jade#3f8f5c1.66——3.30opaque

RI refractive index (nd). Dispersion C–F nF − nC, the spread between blue and red light; many gem tables quote the B–G figure instead (diamond 0.044, here 0.025). Abbe number: lower means more fire. SG specific gravity, used for carat estimates in Design Facts. Colour depth the path through the stone after which white light takes the stone's full colour; shorter paths look paler.

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