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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...

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...

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...

Introducing a breathtaking 0.89 carat oval No Heat Royal Blue Sapphire from Madagascar, certified by a renowned Swiss gemological lab. This gem's rich, velvety blue color is the epitome of luxury and elegance.  It's an offer too good to be true! Gem Specification Shape:...

This exquisite gem showcases a rich, deep red hue with mesmerizing pink undertones, making it a perfect choice for sophisticated jewelry designs. Known for its remarkable clarity and brilliance, this Rubellite is sourced from the finest locations, ensuring exceptional quality. Its captivating color and...

This 4.43 carat, no-heat Royal blue Ceylon Sapphire, is a remarkable gemstone, boasting both rarity and elegance. Blue Sapphires acquire different shades of blue ranging from light to dark. The more darker, the higher the value of the Sapphire. The term "vivid blue" describes...

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...

Kunzite is a captivating gemstone celebrated for its enchanting pink to violet shades, belonging to the spodumene family. This gem exhibits striking clarity and pleochroism, showing varying colors depending on the viewing angle, often transitioning from clear pink to deeper violet tones. Discovered in...

Chrysoberyl is a durable gemstone known for its exceptional hardness and distinct colors, ranging from yellow-green to greenish-yellow and brown. It is composed of beryllium aluminum oxide and ranks an impressive 8.5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, making it one of the...

Pink diamonds are found deep beneath the earth's surface: unlike most diamonds which form due to the interaction of various elements, pink diamonds are formed due to the extreme conditions of heat and pressure which cause changes in the lattice structure of the stone....

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...

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...

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...

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...

Discovered in 1989 near the village of São José da Batalha, the Paraiba Tourmaline created quite an impression in the gem market - for its exquisite colors and quality were too unique to forget. The Paraibas that we have in stock have been sourced...

This beautiful violet stone is quite affordable compared to the usual blues we have, but exhibits wonderful color, and has a mohs hardness of 7.5 making it fit for jewelry handcrafting.One remarkable feature of iolite is its pleochroic nature, which means that it displays...

Icy diamonds are pure, untreated diamonds and opaque in color due to their heavy inclusions, but they can be cut in a way that it looks as breathtaking as your classic brilliant diamond. For those looking for irreplicable engagement rings or a ring that...

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...

Spinels were mysterious gemstones once upon a time and were mistaken to be rubies, due to their striking red hue which is identical to that of a ruby! Spinels differ from rubies as the former are singly refractive, meaning they display one color. Rubies,...

Usually referred to as "Emerald by day, Ruby by night," Alexandrites are indeed precious and prized possessions in our industry.Highly valuable Alexandrites have excellent clarity, possess a vivid bluish-green color during the day, and transform into a stunning purple gem with red undertones during...