Octagonal

A Natural L Color Diamond weighing 1.01 carats, expertly fashioned in an elegant emerald cut. Its warm  tone and clean step facets create a sophisticated play of light, perfect for contemporary engagement rings or refined custom jewelry designs.  Diamond Specification Shape: Octagonal Color: L...

This natural pink-purple sapphire from Madagascar displays a vibrant blend of colors unique to its origin. Completely unheated, it retains its natural brilliance and authenticity — a testament to the beauty of untouched gemstones. Perfect for crafting a standout ring, pendant, or fine jewelry...

A pair of natural Santa Maria Blue Aquamarines featuring one octagon and one oval cut. Santa Maria Aquamarines are one of the most sought-after Aquamarines. They possess a darker blue hue than most other aquamarines and are of top-notch quality. Aquamarines are known to...

This octagonal -shaped colorless rainbow moonstone is characterized by its translucent, colorless body that displays a stunning play of light, known as adularescence, which gives the stone a glowing, ethereal rainbow sheen. This effect typically appears as flashes of blue, white, or even rainbow-like...

This octagonal -shaped colorless rainbow moonstone is characterized by its translucent, colorless body that displays a stunning play of light, known as adularescence, which gives the stone a glowing, ethereal rainbow sheen. This effect typically appears as flashes of blue, white, or even rainbow-like...

Watermelon tourmaline, cherished for its juicy pink core and vibrant green rim, is one of nature’s most delightful color combinations—just like a slice of summer. This playful variety of tourmaline gets its name from its resemblance to the fruit, with a pink “pulp” and...

Sapphires belong to the trinity of precious gemstones. They are highly valuable because of their unique hues ranging from blue, pink, green, and orange due to traces of various elements in the mineral. They belong to the mineral corundum and are known to be...

Introducing an extraordinary 8.33 carat fancy vivid orange sphalerite, a gemstone known for its dazzling brilliance and intense fire. This sphalerite showcases a rare and vibrant orange hue, making it a standout choice for bespoke jewelry designs. With its exceptional clarity and refractive properties,...

Discover the fiery brilliance of our Pigeon Blood Red Ruby, weighing 0.9 carats and sourced from the gem-rich lands of Mozambique. This exquisite ruby features the coveted "pigeon blood" red hue, enhanced through expert heating to reveal its full vibrancy and allure. Perfect for...

Gem Specification Shape: Octagonal Color: Vivid Green Weight: 3.33 cts Origin: Zambia Lab : GFCO Swiss lab Cut: Step Cut Dimensions: 9.09*8.86*4.63 mm

  Diamond Specification Shape: Octagon Color: L Clarity: VS1 Lab: GIA Weight : 0.94 cts Dimensions : 5.57 x 5.38 x 3.68 mm

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...

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...

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...

Tourmaline is known as the rainbow gemstone because it exists in a range of colors. It is also the largest group of boron silicate minerals and forms when mineral-rich hot waters seep into cavities and fractures in rocks. Brazil is known for producing 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...

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...

Peridot, sometimes called chrysolite, is a yellowish-green transparent variety of olivine. Peridot is one of the few gemstones that occur in only one color ( many gemstones are pleochroic- display different shades from different angles). It is the birthstone of August and has a...