Amethyst is a striking purple variety of quartz and one of the most popular and recognizable gemstones in the world.

Ametrine is a rare and striking bi-colored variety of quartz that naturally blends the vibrant purple of amethyst with the warm golden yellow of citrine.

Aquamarine is a beautiful, calming gemstone from the beryl family, known for its soothing blue to blue-green hues that evoke the clarity and tranquility of ocean waters.

Emerald is a rich green gemstone from the beryl family, prized for its deep color and rarity. Known as the “stone of prosperity and love,” emerald has been treasured by royalty for thousands of years.

Fire Opal is a vibrant, fiery gemstone known for its warm hues of orange, red, and yellow. Unlike traditional opals, fire opals can be transparent to translucent and may or may not display "play-of-color".

Ruby is a legendary gemstone celebrated for its deep red color, intense brilliance, and enduring symbolism of love, passion, and power. It is the red variety of the mineral corundum, with all other colors of corundum classified as sapphire.

Sapphire is one of the most precious and durable gemstones, known for its classic deep blue color, though it comes in nearly every color except red. A symbol of wisdom, royalty, and protection, sapphire has been treasured for centuries in both jewelry and lore.

Diamond is the most iconic and sought-after gemstone in the world, prized for its brilliance, hardness, and timeless beauty. Formed under intense heat and pressure deep within the Earth, diamonds are a symbol of eternity, purity, and strength.

Peridot is a vibrant, olive-green gemstone that shines with a bright, fresh energy. It is one of the few gems formed deep inside the Earth’s mantle and brought to the surface by volcanic activity, making it a unique and ancient stone.