Diamond

Why we call it the King of minerals? This precious gem is the hardest mineral in the world.

AQUAMARINE

Aquamarine has its name from the Latin aqua marina – word for seawater. It is a colour variety of the mineral beryl, same as emerald or morganite.

AMETHYST

Amethyst is purple variety of quartz. It is a birthstone for February and the gem for the 6th and 17th wedding anniversaries.

MORGANITE

Morganite is the pink to orange-pink variety of beryl, a mineral that includes emerald and aquamarine. It was first identified in Madagascar in 1910 and known as pink beryl.

RUBY

Ruby is a variety of the mineral corundum. This pink to blood-red coloured gemstone is the most valuable stone from the corundum varieties.

TSAVORITE

Tsavorite is a gem variety of garnet group species grossular. It is one of the most expensive garnets due to complicated mining and small deposits.

CITRINE

Citrine, a rare semi-precious stone in nature and currently one of the best-selling yellow and orange stones.

Sapphire

Sapphire is a variety of corundum, just like the ruby. Sapphires known for their captivating blue hue, have been cherished throughout history as symbols of wisdom and royalty.

EMERALD

The most important factor that determines the quality of an emerald is its color. Learn more about how to recognize a quality emerald.

TANZANITE

Gemstone known as "Treasure of Africa" is one of the most beautiful and desired blue-violet gemstones.

TOPAZ

Discover this enchanting stone, named after the island of Topazos. The beautiful colour range of topaz competes strongly with fancy sapphires.

GARNET

Garnet, known for its deep red hue, has been revered since ancient times for its protective and energizing qualities. It is the birthstone for January and symbolizes friendship and trust.