Genuine Faceted Stones

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

Smoky Quartz is a widely available and affordable gemstone. Popular in the Victorian era and often confused with Smoky Topaz, Smoky Quartz has good...

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

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

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...

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

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

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...

From bulls-eyes to straight and curved bands, Malachite is a distinctive, unique and easily recognizable gemstone. Ranging from an opaque, bluish g...

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

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...

Swiss Blue Topaz is the trade name used to describe a vivid medium to medium-dark blue hue of Topaz. This December birthstone is a great alternativ...

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

With a polished metallic, mirror-like appearance, Marcasite is popular in antique and silver jewelry. Made from a certain form of pyrite that displ...

Swiss Blue Topaz is the trade name used to describe a vivid medium to medium-dark blue hue of Topaz. This gem is a great alternative to Aquamarine,...

 With a polished metallic, mirror-like appearance, Marcasite is popular in antique and silver jewelry. Made from a certain form of pyrite that disp...

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

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 ...

Swiss Blue Topaz is the trade name used to describe a vivid medium to medium-dark blue hue of Topaz. This gem is a great alternative to Aquamarine,...

Smoky Quartz is a widely available and affordable gemstone. Popular in the Victorian era and often confused with Smoky Topaz, Smoky Quartz has good...

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

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...

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

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...