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A stunning 1.653 carat red tantalite is a truly rare and captivating gemstone. Known for its rich, deep red hue, tantalite is a collector’s gem, often sought after for its unique color and rarity. The fiery red color of this tantalite, combined with its...

This fancy yellow diamond comes in at 1.6 carats, with a vibrant yellow hue that adds a unique touch to any piece of jewelry. While it may have some inclusions, these are natural features that do not detract from the overall beauty of the...

This Vivid Pink No-Heat Sapphire is a stunning and rare gemstone, originating from Mozambique. With its vivid pink color and unique no-heat treatment, this 3.02 carat sapphire is a true gemstone collector's dream. Displaying exceptional brilliance and durability, this sapphire is a one-of-a-kind addition...

Discover the exquisite beauty of this 5.01 cts Purple no-heat spinel. With its vibrant purple hue that has not been subject to any heat for color enhancement, this gemstone is perfect for collectors and jewelry enthusiasts alike. Immerse yourself in its unique charm and...

As a GFCO Swiss certified blue sapphire, this exquisite 1.44 cts stone boasts a beautiful cornflower color. Its exceptional quality guarantees a unique and stunning addition to any jewelry collection. Carefully crafted to meet the highest standards, this blue sapphire will surely captivate and...

Discover the stunning Bluish Green Emerald (1.87 cts). This vivid gem comes with a GFCO Swiss certificate and a beautiful warm tone. Its minor oil treatment enhances its natural beauty, making it perfect for collectors and jewelry designers alike. Gem Specification Shape: Round Color:...

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...

Pink rubellite is a vibrant variety of tourmaline, celebrated for its intense and radiant pink hues that can range from delicate pale pink to deep shocking pink. This gemstone is particularly prized for its vivid color and good hardness, making it ideal for all...

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...

Mozambique has emerged as a significant source of these high-quality rubies, rivaling traditional supplies from Myanmar (Burma). These rubies are not only prized for their extraordinary color but also for their clarity and size, often found in large, eye-catching specimens. Pigeon Blood Mozambique rubies...

Santa Maria aquamarines hail from the state of Minas Gerais and are widely regarded and sought-after gemstones due to their vivid blue color. One cannot pinpoint the reason for this difference in color compared to their counterparts, but the unique geological conditions in this...

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...

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"...

Have you ever heard of a pocta diamond or gemstone? Unlike ordinary pear-shaped gemstones, this octagon + pear-shaped diamond has been cut with great engineering skill, so there is little to no window in the gemstone! Pear-shaped gemstones have a commonly found effect known...

 Natural Swiss blue topaz is a rare find. It is a silicate mineral combined with aluminum and fluorine and forms in cavities of rocks due to cooling magma. It is also found as a by-product of mining for other gems such as beryl. Swiss...

We absolutely love diamonds with two tones, because they are one of a kind. Yellow diamonds gain their hues from nitrogen, but this beauty contains a a secondary hue of brown, which makes it quite special.  It's quite an eye clean diamond and there...

As the name suggests, salt and pepper diamonds have the greatest number of inclusions and were discovered in 450 BC. Back then, diamonds with better clarity were the only ones in demand. The inclusions of a salt and pepper diamond may vary from being just...

Icy diamonds have taken their place in modern jewelry trends due to their rustic, metallic, sophisticated nature. Icy diamonds are pure, untreated diamonds and opaque in color due to their heavy inclusions, but they can be cut and shaped as such that they end...

It's very rare that you'd find a sapphire with such amazing pink saturation subjected to no heat to enhance the color. This GIA certified sapphire of 1.47 cts is sourced from our trusted suppliers near the border of Azad Hashmir in Pakistan.  Gem Specification...