Amethyst
Amethyst served royalty throughout history and was considered in ancient...
Apatite
Apatite is a naturally occurring gemstone, largely unknown to the...
Aquamarine
Aquamarine is a variety of Beryl, placing it in the...
Chalcedony
Chalcedony occurs in many varieties and colors, with the main...
Citrine
The name “citrine,” is derived from the Greek word for...
Diamond
In ancient times, diamonds were believed to be fragments of...
Emerald
In legends of King Arthur, the Holy Grail is fashioned...
Mexican Fire Opal
With their sparkling vividness, Mexican Fire opals, first encountered by...
Moonstone
Moonstone exhibits the optical phenomenon known as ‘Adularescence,’ which causes...
Morganite
Morganite was first discovered in Madagascar in 1911 and was...
Paraiba Tourmaline
This amazing blue and green tourmaline was discovered in Paraiba...
Peridot
Called “the gem of the Sun” by the ancient Egyptians,...
Peruvian Blue Opal
The national stone of Peru, Blue Opal is relatively rare and...
Rose Quartz
Known as the stone of Universal love, Rose Quartz balances...
Rubellite Tourmaline
Rubellite is a red tourmaline with a stunningly intense color...
Ruby
Known as “the king of gemstones,” it is held that...
Tanzanite
Round in only one place on earth, this lush blue...
Topaz
Topaz, available in an exceptionally wide color range, is one...
Tourmaline
Discovered in the late 1600’s by Dutch traders off the...