Under USD 2000

Presenting a captivating 2.86 carat vivid purplish-pink rubellite, a rare and highly sought-after gemstone. Known for its intense color and brilliance, this rubellite adds a luxurious touch to custom jewelry designs. Perfect for rings, pendants, or statement pieces, its vibrant purplish-pink hue will make...

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 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:...

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of our pear Vivid Green Zambian Emerald, weighing an extraordinary 1.62 carats. This gemstone showcases a vibrant green hue with exceptional clarity, enhanced by its elegant cut-cornered design. Perfect for creating bespoke jewelry or as a prized addition...

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...

The J color and SI1 clarity old-cut diamond is a captivating choice for those who appreciate vintage charm. With a slightly warm tone in the J color range and eye-clean SI1 clarity, it exudes a unique character. The old-cut facets add an antique allure,...

Morganite, a mesmerizing gemstone, boasts a Mohs hardness of 7.5-8, making it durable for jewelry. Its enchanting peach color, often referred to as "pink emerald," exudes a delicate charm. Brazilian morganite, sourced from the renowned gem mines of Brazil, is particularly esteemed for its...

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...

We absolutely love Sapphires with two tones, because they are one of a kind. It's quite an eye clean Sapphire and there is no color enhancement or heat treatment done. It's as natural as it comes! Diamond Specification Shape: Pear Color: Intense Brown Yellow...

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...

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,...

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...

Love is like the salt & pepper diamonds - imperfections make them strongerÉ 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...

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.According...

This 0.96-carat Natural Pezzottaite is a premier acquisition for the elite collector, representing one of the rarest gemstones ever discovered. Known as "Raspberry Beryl," this vibrant pink specimen is prized for its intense color and unique mineralogical signature, featuring a soft internal glow that...

A vibrant and elegant design, this ring features a fiery spessartite garnet at its center, glowing with rich orange brilliance that immediately captures attention. Framed by a delicate halo of white diamonds, the centerpiece is enhanced with a soft, sparkling outline that adds refinement...

A vivid celebration of symmetry and storytelling. This striking pendant captures the soul of celestial geometry. At its heart, a brilliant-cut tanzanite glows in a sculpted hexagon, cradled by a mirror-like crystal layer and a halo of white diamonds. Framed in rich lapis lazuli...

This Natural Pink Raw Diamond, weighing 1.00 carat, captures the diamond in its most authentic form. Uncut and natural, it reveals the soft pink hues that make colored diamonds so rare and desirable, offering a glimpse into the earth’s artistry before refinement. Pink diamonds...