they don't have colors. they are microscopic, so when you see them, they have to be seen in a microscope. in order for that, there must be dye put in, so you can see them.
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Gems, like glass, are made up of chemocals that absorb or reflect light's colours. Red glass for example has a small amount of gold dissolved in it which allows red light to be reflected, the same as the chromium in a ruby.
Rubies are red in color.
Purple
Since you might pick out all 32 of one color you would have to pick 33 gems to guarantee that you got two different gems.
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You trade gems in the Collector Room in a certain color zone at a certain hour.
Practice. Also from color, inclusions, sparkle, Practice. Also from color, inclusions, sparkle, etc.
the color and its hardness and sometimes weight and streak.
No there are many colours of gems and some gens display more than one colour at a time, they are pleochroic (eg Tazenite or Alexandrite).
Many gems are heated in order to improve their color or clarity.
it's a type of gem, which is red in color. Sapphire and Emerald are also gems.
Rarity, color, luster, streak, (cleavage, fracture,) and specific gravity.
starting from the top purple goes first then green, red, white and blue