Gemstones

The first chapter in the fabulous journey of your unique, handmade and refined jewelry starts with the selection of precious stones.

Gemstones, and particularly colored stones, have attracted humans since ancient times, and have long been used mainly for jewelry. Kings and Queens from many civilizations and countries have started to wear jewelry as a symbol of wealth and power.

The prime parameter for a gem is that it must be beautiful. The beauty of a gem may lie in its colour composed of different intensities and overtones. Special phenomena such as iridescence, opalescence or asterism are features that may make a gemstone unique. To be suitable for jewelry, a gem must also be durable: it must withstand the wear and tear of constant handling.

Want to learn more about certain gems ? Consult the Gem Encyclopedia of the GIA (Gemological Institute of America).

 

  1. Fancy Pink Diamond Fancy Pink Diamond
  2. Diamond Diamond
  3. Corundum (Ruby & Sapphire) Corundum (Ruby & Sapphire)
  4. Lab Grown Diamond Lab Grown Diamond
  5. Beryl (Emerald, Aquamarine, Morganite) Beryl (Emerald, Aquamarine, Morganite)
  6. Tourmaline Tourmaline
  7. Topaz Topaz
  8. Spinelle Spinelle
  9. Tanzanite Tanzanite
  10. Quartz Quartz
  11. Peridot Peridot
  12. Iolite Iolite
  13. Apatite Apatite
  14. Opal Opal
  15. Garnet Garnet
  16. Lapis Lazuli Lapis Lazuli
  17. Turquoise Turquoise
  18. Feldspar Feldspar