Purple Amethyst

Amethyst, the birthstone of February, is a variety of Quartz that carries a spectacular purple color that ranges from a blend of deep violet and red to a lighter lilac hue. Fine deep purple Amethyst is still fairly rare, though not especially expensive. The Zambian Amethyst has acquired the reputation as some of the finest in the world due to its unusually rich color. The finest amethyst color is a strong reddish purple or purple with no visible color zoning.

Green Amethyst

Green Amethyst or Prasiolite (also known as green quartz) is a light green-colored, transparent, semi-precious gemstone of Quartz mineral family. This gemstone used to be found in Brazil, Poland and Canada. However, since 2019 it has only been found and mined in Brazil. This rarity makes green amethyst even more desirable as it is in high demand. An amethyst is the birthstone for those born in the month of February. Amethyst rates a 7 on the Mohs scale and has good toughness, so it is suitable for all jewelry types.

Yellow Citrine

Citrine—the transparent, pale yellow to brownish orange variety of quartz—is rare in nature. In the days before modern gemology, its tawny color caused it to be confused with topaz. It is an inexpensive and relatively affordable gemstone. Citrine rates a 7 on the Mohs scale and has good toughness, so it is suitable for all jewelry types. Its durability makes it great for an engagement ring, too, and it's one of the best choices for a big, affordable stone. Opting for a low-cost center stone like citrine opens up your budget for the ring setting, too.

Aquamarine

Aquamarine is a light-blue or greenish-blue transparent gemstone. It is a variety of the mineral beryl. The color of aquamarine can resemble pale blue or blue-green sea water—which is what gives it its name. Although aquamarine gemstones can be easily confused with blue topaz, aquamarine is much rarer and valuable. Aquamarine is related to emerald, since both belong to the gemstone family of Beryl’s. An aquamarine of the best quality is sea blue color, transparent and eye-clean.

Red Topaz

Blazing red topaz is a dazzling and vibrant gemstone known for its beautifully intense red color. While all topaz colors are beautiful red Topaz is incredibly rare and accounts for less than half of one percent of faceted topaz making it the most valued and sought after. Rich reddish orange is one of this gem's most coveted colors. Because topaz crystals are typically elongated, polished gems are often cut long.

Pink Topaz

Pink Topaz can range from a brownish-champagne pink to a peachy-orange pink, to a light vivid pink similar to pink sapphire. Sherry Pink Topaz, also known as pink imperial topaz, is the rarest and most valuable of the Topaz family. Pink Topaz embodies a gem's essential ideals: genuine rarity, breathtaking beauty and everyday durability; making it one of the world's most coveted and valuable gemstone.

Blue Topaz

Blue topaz is currently one of the most popular semi-precious gemstones in the topaz family and it ranges in color from a pale blue with a light tone, to a deep blue with a dark tone. Blue is a very calming color and is also the color for throat chakra so people wear it around neck. This gemstone is very rare and its hardness, clarity, durability, beauty, and affordable had made it very trending and popular that many people use it to create elegant and unique jewelry such as rings, pendants, earrings and many more. Blue topaz is the traditional

White Topaz

White topaz is a transparent semi-precious stone and has often been mistaken for a diamond because of the similarities in clarity between the two stones and because both gems are hard, although topaz stones are not quite as durable as diamonds. It is much less expensive. White Topaz is an affordable diamond alternative available in many shapes and sizes. White Topaz is widely used in making jewelry and due to its Diamond-like look; it is worn as a substitute for Diamond jewelry.

Square Shape Alexandrite

A Princess Cut (Square) is the second most popular shape and is fast growing in popularity due to its clean lines and glamorous amount of sparkle.

It is a completely square shape gives it a unique effect and enhances its and beauty!

Marquise Shape Alexandrite

Marquise Cut (Eye Shape) is also a very popular choice amongst our customers. This shape makes a smaller sized gemstone look large in size due to its unique shape.

This shape is also very unique and you wont find many people styling this with their outfits.

Stand out in a crowd with this unique pendant.

Oval Shape Alexandrite

Oval is a classic shape and is extremely popular in both Diamonds and Gemstones. Their shape makes them look bigger than a Round stone of the same Carat Weight.

It is a very elegant shape/design and can be paired with formal outfits for a statement piece.

Pear Shape Alexandrite

Pear Cut or Waterdrop Shape Stones is a sleek and stylish shape. The round start elongating and meeting at a center point forming a sharp angle makes this shape extremely desirable.

This shape is one of the most desirable in terms of Pendants. This is our highest selling item in this gemstone category.