Star Ruby Loose Gemstones

Elevate your jewelry designs with the captivating allure of our 4.285 100% Natural Ruby Octagonal Cut Loose Gemstone. This exquisite gem, with its mesmerizin...

Pastel Mint Green Tourmaline oval gem, weighing a total of 5.46 carats, offered loose to a world-class gemstone lover. Returns are accepted and paid by us within 7 days of delivery. ...

2.07 carat Oval Blue Cabochon Star Sapphire Shape: Oval Cut: Cabochon Dimensions: 7.57 x 6.09 x 4.36 mm Color: A light but yet prominent pastel-like blue. Weight: 2.07 Carat No Heat/...

Deep Golden Citrine Gemstone for jewelry, available for sale, natural high-quality, Flawless Loupe Clean Clarity, 7.40 carats certified citrine gemst...

Its pristine beauty remains untouched by heat treatment. This exquisite 8.76 ct gem is sourced from the rich mines of Burma. It shimmers like a disco ball and dazzles on all fronts...

Cushion-Oval no heat Burma cts 5.46 with certificate. (Our code R 802) A pleasant red stone of Burmese origin which is well shap...

Natural Unheated Blue Sapphire, This exquisite gemstone originates from Ceylon (Sri Lanka), known for producing exceptional quality stones. With its internally flawless clarity. • V...

Flamingo Pink Tourmaline Stone for ring, available for sale at wholesale price natural high quality 2.30 Carats Octagon Shape tourmaline From Afghanistan. Product Information. GEMST...

Have a look at this beautiful natural Brazilian Paraiba tourmaline gemstone with AIGS report. breathtaking and elegant. Natural Mozambique Tourmaline...

Orange Yellow Natural Citrine Stone of 7.810 carats from Brazil has a wonderful cut in a Octagon shape, incredible Orange Yellow colour. Great brilliance. This gem is totally loupe-c...

A stunning 1.78 Carat Ruby gemstone. It is completely natural and hasn't undergone any form of treatment. The ruby is an oval shape and it has a pigeon blood color that is absolutely...

A loose Zambia cabochon gem weight : 16.66 ct Vivid green colour Emerald’s lush green has soothed souls and excited imaginations since antiquity. Its name comes from the ancient Greek word for green, “smaragdus.” Rome’s Pliny the Elder described emerald in his Natural History, published in the first century AD: “…nothing greens greener” was his verdict. He described the use of emerald by early lapidaries, who “have no better method of restoring their eyes than by looking at the emerald, its soft, green color comforting and removing their weariness and lassitude.” Even today, the color green is known to relieve stress and eye strain. There are other green gems, like tourmaline and peridot, but emerald is the one that’s always associated with the lushest landscapes and the richest greens. Ireland is the Emerald Isle. Seattle, in the US state of Washington, is the Emerald City. Thailand’s most sacred religious icon is called the Emerald Buddha...