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<item><title>Birthstones by Month: The Complete Guide to All 12 Stones</title><link>https://majescor.com/birthstones-by-month/</link><guid>https://majescor.com/birthstones-by-month/</guid><description>Each month has at least one birthstone: garnet (January), amethyst (February), aquamarine (March), diamond (April), emerald (May), pearl or alexandrite.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Clean Gemstone Jewelry Safely, Stone by Stone</title><link>https://majescor.com/how-to-clean-gemstone-jewelry/</link><guid>https://majescor.com/how-to-clean-gemstone-jewelry/</guid><description>For most gemstone jewelry, soak the piece in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap for 5–10 minutes, brush gently behind the stone with a soft.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Identify Gemstones: 7 Tests You Can Do at Home</title><link>https://majescor.com/how-to-identify-gemstones/</link><guid>https://majescor.com/how-to-identify-gemstones/</guid><description>Identify a gemstone by testing its physical properties and eliminating candidates: examine it under a 10x loupe for bubbles or natural inclusions,.</description></item>
<item><title>Mohs Hardness Scale Explained: All 10 Minerals, Ranked</title><link>https://majescor.com/mohs-hardness-scale/</link><guid>https://majescor.com/mohs-hardness-scale/</guid><description>The Mohs hardness scale is a 1-to-10 ranking of a mineral&#39;s resistance to scratching, created in 1812 by German mineralogist Friedrich Mohs.</description></item>
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