Genuine Faceted Stones

Swarovski Gems™ Genuine Topaz adds more to the standard natural Topaz. Topaz's innate white elegance and purity is enhanced by Swarovski patented N...

Chrome Diopside is an affordable, untreated alternative to Emerald, offering a similar color, but at a much lower cost. Chrome Diopside's green col...

Citrine ranges from transparent yellow to brownish orange in color and is derived from the word "citron", a fruit related to the lemon. Most Citrin...

Swarovski Gems™ Genuine Topaz adds more to the standard natural Topaz. Topaz's innate white elegance and purity is enhanced by Swarovski patented N...

Garnet is actually a set of closely related minerals that make up the Garnet group. While all of the minerals have the same crystal structure, they...

Due to its purple wine-like color, Amethyst was believed to prevent drunkenness by early Greeks.  Amethyst is the most popular and valuable of the ...

Named by the Egyptians as the "gem of the sun", Peridot is plentiful and generally inexpensive. Ranging from a transparent yellowish green to green...

Tanzanite is found only in one location in Eastern Africa in the entire world, Tanzania. Discovered in 1962, Tanzanite is a relative newcomer on th...

Swarovski Gems™ Genuine Topaz adds more to the standard natural Topaz. Topaz's innate white elegance and purity is enhanced by Swarovski patented N...

Swarovski Gems™ Genuine Topaz adds more to the standard natural Topaz. Topaz's innate white elegance and purity is enhanced by Swarovski patented N...

Swarovski Gemstones™ Genuine Faceted Rhodolite Garnet displays a vivid raspberry color and is the birthstone of January. Garnet is actually a set o...

Tiger's Eye is part of the quartz family and is a popular gem due to being readily available, inexpensive and ideal for everyday wear. Tiger's Eye ...

Lapis Lazuli has been mined in the mountains of Afghanistan for more than 6,000 years. In fact, these mountains are the world's oldest known commer...

Black Onyx, also know as black agate, is dyed black chalcedony. Chalcedony is made of tiny crystals of quartz that are not visible to the naked eye...

Sapphire is one of the most popular colored stones in the United States with extraordinary durability, suitable for everyday wear. Trace e...

Swarovski Gemstones™ Genuine Faceted Black Spinel is an affordable alternative to black diamond and other black gemstones. With an excellent hardne...

Swarovski Gems™ Genuine Topaz adds more to the standard natural Topaz. Topaz's innate white elegance and purity is enhanced by Swarovski patented N...

Named by the Egyptians as the "gem of the sun", Peridot is plentiful and generally inexpensive. Ranging from a transparent yellowish green to green...

White Sapphire is also known as colorless sapphire and is sometimes called a Leuco sapphire. Popular as a natural, inexpensive diamond substitute, ...

Oregon Sunstone is a "Natural, All-American" gem, coming from the mines in the state of Oregon and receiving no treatment. Part of the Feldspar gro...

Mexican Opal is also known as Fire Opal, for its blazing reddish orange color and lacks the play of color normally seen in Opals. Opals are conside...

Iolite is derived from the Greek word for violet, displaying a vivid violet-blue color. Iolite is strongly pleochroic, meaning different colors are...

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