Orange

Presenting a magnificent 2.146 carat orange imperial topaz, a gemstone renowned for its rich, warm hues and brilliance. Imperial topaz is one of the most sought-after varieties, prized for its vibrant color and rarity. This orange-brown imperial topaz makes a perfect centerpiece for custom...

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,...

Experience the captivating allure of our Fancy Deep Brownish Orange Diamond, weighing 0.73 carats. This exquisite gem features a cut-cornered rectangular shape, combining timeless elegance with a unique and sophisticated hue. Its rich brownish-orange color radiates warmth and depth, making it a standout choice for...

Tourmaline is known as the rainbow gemstone because it exists in various colors. It is also the largest group of boron silicate minerals and forms when mineral-rich hot waters seep into cavities and rock fractures. Bi-color tourmaline, known for its striking two-tone hues, is...

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...

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...

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...

Orange diamonds, just like yellow diamonds, obtain their striking summer hue due to the presence of nitrogen. But what sets them apart is the way the nitrogen atoms are arranged. They need to be arranged in a specific way in that they absorb blue...

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...

Amongst the variety of sapphires present in the world, the Padparadscha sapphire is the rarest and most coveted one of them all.The orange-pinkish color of this precious stone is a unique combination usually not found in any other stone. The name  " Padparadscha" is...