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Stone Size: 12 x 10;Carat Weight (ct): 5.12;Price Per Carat: 100

Opal is probably the most famous phenomenal stone displaying the unparalleled play-of-colour, a rainbow-coloured kaleidoscopic effect. The name opa...

Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum, an aluminium oxide. It is typically blue but fancy coloured sapphires also occur in orange, yellow, ...

The origin of the name Tanzanite comes from the country in which it was first discovered, by Tiffany and Co in 1967, and is the only known source o...

Opal is probably the most famous phenomenal stone displaying the unparalleled play-of-colour, a rainbow-coloured kaleidoscopic effect. The name opa...

Opal is probably the most famous phenomenal stone displaying the unparalleled play-of-colour, a rainbow-coloured kaleidoscopic effect. The name opa...

Tourmalines are found in a wide range of colours, pink, green, blue, orange, yellow, brown, black, and colourless. Bi-coloured Tourmalines are also...

Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum, an aluminium oxide. It is typically blue but fancy coloured sapphires also occur in orange, yellow, ...

5.50 x 0.26 x 720 x 21mm (to fit Imhof 544)

Opal is probably the most famous phenomenal stone displaying the unparalleled play-of-colour, a rainbow-coloured kaleidoscopic effect. The name opa...

Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum, an aluminium oxide. It is typically blue but fancy coloured sapphires also occur. The variety in col...

This mini endoscope is practical which is easy to see where normal camera can not reach. With a long USB cable, easy to connect with PC and phones,...

Tourmalines are found in a wide range of colours, pink, green, blue, orange, yellow, brown, black, and colourless. Bi-coloured Tourmalines are also...

Opal is probably the most famous phenomenal stone displaying the unparalleled play-of-colour, a rainbow-coloured kaleidoscopic effect. The name opa...

Garnet is a wide group of closely related mineral species with many varieties. Garnets range from red, brownish red, purplish red, orange, yellow t...

The origin of the name Tanzanite comes from the country in which it was first discovered, by Tiffany and Co in 1967, and is the only known source o...

Opal is probably the most famous phenomenal stone displaying the unparalleled play-of-colour, a rainbow-coloured kaleidoscopic effect. The name opa...

Tourmalines are found in a wide range of colours, pink, green, blue, orange, yellow, brown, black, and colourless. Bi-coloured Tourmalines are also...

Opal is probably the most famous phenomenal stone displaying the unparalleled play-of-colour, a rainbow-coloured kaleidoscopic effect. The name opa...

Amethyst’s lustre is vitreous, it rates 7 on the Mohs scale which makes it suitable for jewellery that has secure settings to protect the stone fro...

Garnets range from red, brownish red, purplish red, orange, yellow to green. The most valuable varieties of garnets are tsavorites and demantoid ga...

This unheated sapphire is accompanied by a certificate from GIA. Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum, an aluminium oxide. It is typically...

5.90 x 0.24 x 650 x 21mm (to fit Swiza 8/25)

Tourmalines are found in a wide range of colours, pink, green, blue, orange, yellow, brown, black, and colourless. Bi-coloured Tourmalines are also...