AMETHYST

The ancient Greeks and Romans believed Amethyst would ward off the intoxicating powers of Bacchus, and keep the wearer clear headed and quick-witted.

AQUAMARINE

The name Aquamarine speaks for itself, meaning seawater. Aquamarine immediately brings to mind its stunning pastel sky blue or the bright color of the sea.

AQUAMARINE

This bright shining gem has said to be a gift from the sun. The name Citrine, which is French for “lemon”, fits well with its color range of juicy lemon yellow to a bright orangey brown.

CITRINE

This bright shining gem has said to be a gift from the sun. The name Citrine, which is French for “lemon”, fits well with its color range of juicy lemon yellow to a bright orangey brown

DIAMOND

Since ancient times, diamonds have been admired objects of desire. Formed one hundred miles beneath the Earth’s surface.

EMERALD

Green is the color of Spring and has long symbolized love and rebirth. As the gem of Venus, it was also considered to aid in fertility.

FANCY COLOR DIAMONDS

Fancy color diamonds are true miracles of nature. The geological conditions needed to create these colors are rare, making them scarce and highly prized.

GARNET

This gem is available in a rainbow of colors, from the deep red Bohemian Garnet to the vibrant greens of the Russian Demantoid and African Tsavorite.

JADE

Jade has been treasured in China as the royal gemstone since at least 2950 BC.Jade can be found in emperors’ tombs from thousands of years ago.

LAPIS LAZULI

Used to create the beautiful ocean blues as well as the vibrant sky blues in pantings during the Renaissance.

MOONSTONE

Ancient Romans believed that this shimmering rock was formed from frozen moonlight, giving it the name Moonstone.

MORGANITE

With its dazzling brilliance and soft colors of clear pink, peach, and hot fuchsia it’s no wonder it is known as the stone of divine love.