Genuine Faceted Stones

Known as the "King of Gems" in Sanskrit, Ruby is one of the most desired and valuable gemstones, prized as far back as biblical times. Ruby is the ...

Aquamarine takes its name from the Latin for "sea water," and its color lives up to that heritage — a cool, translucent blue ranging from greenish ...

Sky Blue Topaz is the trade name used to describe a bright, light blue hue of Topaz. This gem is a popular alternative to Aquamarine, offering more...

Pink Tourmaline has been highly prized in the Chinese imperial court for centuries and is also known by the trade name Rubellite. Tourmaline is hig...

Sapphire is one of the most popular colored gemstones in the United States, prized for its extraordinary durability and suitability for everyday we...

Aquamarine takes its name from the Latin word for "sea water," displaying a cool blue that ranges from greenish blue to blue-green. These oval face...

Aquamarine is derived from the Latin word for "sea water," displaying a cool blue that ranges from greenish blue to blue-green. Part of the Beryl f...

Square rose-cut marcasite offers the timeless appeal of a polished, metallic, mirror-like appearance that has made this stone a staple in antique a...

Emerald is considered the world's finest green gemstone and has been highly prized and coveted for centuries, from Cleopatra to European royalty. A...

Emerald is considered the world's finest green gemstone and has been highly prized and coveted for centuries, from Cleopatra to European royalty. E...

Oregon Sunstone is a natural, all-American gem sourced exclusively from mines in the state of Oregon and has received no treatment of any kind. A m...