Imagine the intense brightness of the sun shining on a pool of ice, a cold crisp frosty day and your windows are frosted by the beautiful pattern of Jack Frost.
Then think of a beautiful white zircon and the beautiful play of prismatic colour flying through it.

Transparency plays a huge part in allowing gem stones that are called colourless or white. The more transparent a gem is the more flashes of fire show through the gem.

White is more than a diamond, although incredibly beautiful with its bright adamantine luster. But with a high refraction Zircon, Goshenite or even danburite are incredibly beautiful and when given plenty of light will explode with a massive array of colour flowing through it and a brilliance that is spectacular.

Not only do you have transparency with colourless gemstones but also a wide array of white gems. Who could resist the milky white nature of an opal and then as you move the gem on your hand it flashes a rainbow of colour like a hummingbird flying swiftly by.

White is also an angelic colour, and is also the colour of fluffy white clouds in a summer sky. Imagine the rainbow of colours on a white pearl and then say that white is just a neutral colour.