Above USD 5000

What sets trapiche diamonds apart is their distinct pattern of six ray-like spokes radiating from a central core. These spokes are composed of dark inclusions, typically graphite or other minerals, which create a fascinating contrast against the diamond's transparent or translucent body. The result...

Emeralds are amongst the most precious gemstones of the world, discovered in 1330 BC. The name “Emerald is derived from the Greek world “Smaragdus” meaning green. Emeralds are highly valued for their enchanting green hue, owing to the reaction between beryl and chromium &...

This no-heat purplish red ruby from Burma weighing 1.6 carats is highly valuable due to its untreated nature. Burmese rubies are renowned for their exceptional color and quality, with no-heat rubies being even rarer as they retain their natural beauty without enhancement. The purplish...

This no oil Colombian emerald boasts an impressive 3.31 carats and a stunning octagonal cut. With loupe clean clarity and GIA certification, this gem promises to make a statement in any jewelry piece. Add a touch of elegance and luxury to your collection with...

For lovers of vibrant color, the marquise-shaped fancy intense purplish pink diamond, weighing 0.28 carats, delivers a strikingly rich hue. The marquise cut, with its elongated, symmetrical shape, maximizes the diamond's surface area, allowing the vivid pink and purple tones to radiate. This diamond's...

This pear-shaped 0.25 carat fancy pink diamond carries an unmistakable charm. With its delicate blush pink hue, the stone radiates femininity and elegance. Natural Pink diamonds, particularly those of this size and clarity, are highly sought after for their rarity. With an SI2 clarity,...

Discover the unique elegance of a Scissor Cut Diamond (1.51 cts), also referred to as a Criss Cut Diamond. This precision cut diamond showcases a stunning scissor-like pattern, providing exceptional brilliance and sparkle. Elevate any jewelry piece with this rare and sophisticated diamond. Gem...

Usually referred to as "Emerald by day, Ruby by night," Alexandrites are indeed precious and prized possessions in our industry.The most extraordinary characteristic of Alexandrite is its phenomenal color change. This gemstone displays a distinct shift from green-blue in daylight to purplish-red under incandescent...

Usually referred to as "Emerald by day, Ruby by night," Alexandrites are indeed precious and prized possessions in our industry.The most extraordinary characteristic of Alexandrite is its phenomenal color change. This gemstone displays a distinct shift from green-blue in daylight to purplish-red under incandescent...

This pair exudes a deeper, more vibrant shade, combining the richness of brown with the elegance of pink. The result is a stunning display of nature’s artistry. Gem Specification Shape: Pear Color: Fancy Brown Pink Weight: 0.55 cts, 0.61 cts Lab : GIA Clarity:...

Sapphires are universally recognized as precious gemstones, simply due to their rare existence and unparalleled strength and dominant hues. They have been coveted gemstones since the beginning of time and as far as we are concerned, they will never go out of style!   Diamond...

Andesine Labradorite is a captivating gemstone known for its striking play of colors, ranging from red and green to hints of yellow and blue. Belonging to the feldspar mineral family, it is often found in the Andes Mountains, lending it its name. This unique...

Aquamarines are beautiful gemstones derived from the mineral named Beryl. They are known for their eye clean clarity and stunning blue hues. Aquamarines have a mohs hardness of 7.5- 8 , enabling them to be used to handcraft great pieces of jewelry. This lovely...

Alexandrite belongs to the Chrysoberyl mineral family (aluminate of beryllium) and contains Chromium, causing it to absorb light in different directions; the presence of Chromium differentiates it from other gems in the family. Alexandrite further has a color absorption band of 580 nanometres which...

Not all Tanzanites are rare. It's the ones that have an incomparable electric blue that are rare. This 12.68 carat Tanzanite is such a piece because it carries AAAA (4A) grade. Tanzanite was discovered in 1967 in Tanzania by local herders who found blue crystals...

A stunning fancy grey diamond of whopping 13.43 cts with brilliant sparkle! It has a fair amount of inclusions, but it's absoloutely beautiful because of its even color distribution and cut. It's extremely  Diamond Specification Shape: Pear Color: Fancy Grey Weight : 13.43 cts...

Treat yourself to a bright, stunning orange yellow diamond - the diamond exhibits flames of yellow and orange within, giving it a bold & unique look overall. Fancy color diamonds with secondary hues are affordable as well as rare - since you can never...

Old-cut diamonds were popular cuts before the 18th century. The facets of an old-cut are arranged with a smaller table, a taller crown, and a flat culet. Due to these properties, the overall aesthetic of the old European cut differs from the modern brilliant...

Asterism is a star-like pattern that appears on the surface of certain gemstones, caused by the reflection of light off tiny needle-like inclusions within the stone. Rubies with this unique feature are highly sought after gems. Gem Specification Shape: Oval Color: Purplish Red Weight...

First discovered in Maine, in the United States in 1902, the watermelon tourmaline has created quite the craze in the jewelry market.The watermelon effect is caused when trace elements change during the crystal’s growth, by concentration or composition. The crystal will start out as...