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Stone Size (mm): 8.37x6.38x5.05;Carat Weight (ct): 2.2

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...

Stone Size: 7.23x7.08;Carat Weight (ct): 2.22;Price Per Carat: 900

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...

Spinel used to be offered as a ruby alternative but nowadays it is praised for its own special characteristics. Spinel can be red, pink, orange, pu...

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, ...

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

Stone Size: 7.40x6.84x4.91;Carat Weight (ct): 2.24;Price Per Carat: 60

Stone Size (mm): 8.5 x 8 x 4.39;Carat Weight (ct): 2.24

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

Emerald’s lustre is vitreous, it rates 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale but because of their many inclusions they are not ideal for everyday jewellery, unle...

Stone Size: 8.3x4.2;Carat Weight (ct): 2.27

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

2.30 x 0.18 x 540 x 16mm (Swiza 48 (Alarm))

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

Spinel can be red, pink, orange, purple, violet or blue. Red and pink are caused by traces of chromium, orange and purple by chromium and iron and ...

Labgrown : 1Lab : IGIShape : ROUNDColor : FColorShade : Carats : 2.33Cut : EXSymmetry : EXPolish : EXClarity : VVS2Depth : 5.19Fcolor : Fovertone :...

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, ...

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...