Green

Alexandrite is a remarkable gemstone famed for its color-changing ability, transitioning from green in daylight to red under incandescent light. This rare chrysoberyl variant was first discovered in Russia's Ural Mountains and is named after Tsar Alexander II. Its distinct pleochroism makes it highly...

Introducing our stunning Zambian emerald, meticulously crafted in a step cut design. Known for its lush green hue and remarkable clarity, this emerald exudes timeless elegance. Its precise step-cut facets enhance brilliance and offer a unique, regal appearance. Elevate your jewelry collection with this...

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...

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! This...

Salt and Pepper Diamonds are the new "wanted" diamonds of today! But did you know they were discovered way back in 450 BC? Back then, diamonds with better clarity were only in demand. Salt and pepper diamonds, as the name suggests, are diamonds that...

Emeralds are beautiful gemstones that are considered to be one amongst the three precious stones in the world. These gems were highly valued during cleopatra's era, as she adorned them as a symbol of properity. Emeralds are treated using oil to enhance their color...

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...

Fancy color diamonds do not always come in pink, yellow, and blue. They come in various, unimaginable colors such as green, grey, or even black. And guess what? You would be suprised to see how stunning, and how equally beautiful these diamonds are on...

This beautiful vivid green Tsavorite has been sourced all the way from Tanzanian mines. Tsavorites are the rarest of the garnet family, and can be easily mistaken for an Emerald due to their stunning green hue. However, it is important to note that these...

Verdelite refers to green tourmalines that do not contain chromium. From lush grass-green to electric yellow-green to olive, and even bluish-green, there is a Verdelite gem to fit all tastes.For clients looking for affordable green gems for their jewelry, Verdilites make a good choice...

Verdelite refers to green tourmalines that do not contain chromium. From lush grass-green to electric yellow-green to olive, and even bluish-green, there is a Verdelite gem to fit all tastes.For clients looking for affordable green gems for their jewelry, Verdilites make a good choice...

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 &...

Chameleon diamonds are diamonds that change color when exposed to heat or UV rays. Upon exposure to heat, notice how the color of this green diamond changes to yellowish orange. The same occurs upon exposure to UV rays & the heat of the sun....