Crystal Loose Gemstones

Facet Amethyst Weight: 7.75 Carats Dimension: 13.3x13.1x8.3 Mm Origin: Brazil Color: Purple Shape: Round Treatment: Non Certificate; On Customer Demand Amethyst, a gemstone of ca...

The gem’s vibrant golden yellow will bring an entire jewelry piece to life. Here is a orange sapphire that weighs 5.53 carats and will be the ray of sunshine she needs. Easily paired...

Australia is the birthplace of the most beautiful precious opal gemstones in the world. Fine Australian opals mesmerise with colours changing and shifting the gem moves with an unrivalled vibrancy. This opal was ethically sourced from Lightning Ridge mines in New South Wales. It is perfect for a bespoke ring or pendant. What makes Australian opal jewellery so alluring is that it guarantees that no one else will have the same piece. Each opal gem has a unique range of colours, patterns and colour-play. This particular gem displays a vivid red with a hint of blue and yellow play of colour. Surprise yourself or your loved ones with this one-of-a-kind opal, a special gift, which can become an amazing piece of jewellery to cherish and admire forever. Opal Minded offers custom opal jewellery design services. On-site and remotely. We can make your opal jewellery dream come true, with a concept developed in partnership and refined by our award-winning Creative Director Renata Bernard. PARTICULARS: Size & Stone Measurements: Opal Length: 10.36mm Opal Width: 9.07mm Opal weight: 2.16ct This unset opal...

Description: Gem Type: Opal Number of Stones: 1 Weight: 3.6 cts Measurements: 12.10x10.07x6.10 mm Shape: Oval Cabochon Cutting Style Crown: Cabochon Cutting Style Pavilion: Trans...

Description: Gem Type: Opal Number of Stones: 1 Weight: 3.01 cts Measurements: 13.66x10.04x4.77 mm Shape: Oval Cabochon Cutting Style Crown: Cabochon Cutting Style Pavilion: Tran...

Loose Amethyst Weight: 3.35 Carats Dimension: 11.2 x 7.8 x 5.3 Mm Colour: Purple Origin: Brazil Treatment: Non Certificate: On Demand Shape: Baguette Amethyst, a stunning variety o...

This is a stunning GIA Certified Opal The GIA report reads as follows: GIA Report Number: 2215817206 Shape: Triangular Cutting Style: Cabochon Cutting Style: Crown: Cutting Style:...

Certificate of authenticity comes with purchase, this fish carved gemstone is one of a kind! ABOUT US We are a family-owned business. Our studio in located in the heart of Boca Rato...

Faceted Rubellite Tourmaline Weight: 5.30 Carats Dimensions: 11.8x11.7x6.7 Mm Origin: Kunar Afghanistan Shape: Cushion Color: Pink Red Treated: Non / Natural Certificate: On Custom...

Loose Tourmaline Weight: 1.80 Carats Dimension: 8.8x5.7x4.3 Mm Origin: Kunar Afghanistan Shape: Emerald Treatment: Non Color: Blue Green Loose tourmaline gemstones come in a dazzling array of colors, making them highly sought after in the world of gemstone enthusiasts and jewelry designers. Tourmaline, derived from the Sinhalese word "turmali," meaning mixed colors, aptly describes its characteristic spectrum. From vivid pinks and greens to deep blues and rich reds, tourmalines exhibit a remarkable range of hues. This gemstone's pleochroism, the ability to display different colors when viewed from different angles, adds to its allure. The most common varieties include Elbaite, Schorl, and Dravite, each distinguished by its unique color palette and mineral composition. Mining locations worldwide yield tourmaline, with notable deposits found in Brazil, Afghanistan, and the United States. The gemstone's popularity surged during the 18th century when it became a coveted choice for European monarchs and aristocracy. Gem cutters approach the shaping of loose tourmaline with precision to maximize its color intensity and brilliance. The cushion, oval, and emerald cuts are popular choices, accentuating the gem's natural beauty. Some collectors prefer untreated stones...

Loose Amethyst Weight: 5.00 Carats Dimension: 13.3 x 8.8 x 6.7 Mm Colour: Purple Origin: Brazil Treatment: Non Certificate: On Demand Shape: Oval Amethyst, a stunning variety of qu...

Loose Amethyst Weight: 9.05 Carats Dimension: 15.1x12.3x7.3 Mm Origin: Brazil Shape: Cushion Color: Purple Treatment: Non Certificate: On Customer Demand Amethyst, a stunning purple-hued quartz, is a beloved gemstone coveted for its beauty and metaphysical properties. Its name is derived from the Greek word "amethystos," meaning "not intoxicated," as ancient Greeks believed it had the power to protect one from drunkenness. This gemstone is prized for its color variations, ranging from pale lilac to deep violet, and its transparent to translucent appearance. The rich purple hue is attributed to iron impurities within the quartz crystal structure. Beyond its aesthetic allure, amethyst is associated with numerous spiritual and healing properties. It's believed to promote calmness, balance emotions, and enhance spiritual awareness. Many people use amethyst for meditation, believing it aids in clearing the mind and fostering a deeper connection to the spiritual realm. Throughout history, amethyst has held significance across various cultures. In ancient times, Egyptians and Romans adorned jewelry and amulets with amethyst, associating it with protection, clarity of thought, and warding off negativity. Additionally, it was considered a symbol of royalty and used in crowns and scepters of monarchs. Geographically, notable deposits of amethyst can be found in countries like Brazil, Uruguay, Zambia, and Russia, among others. The gem's availability in different regions contributes to its global popularity in jewelry-making and spiritual practices. From delicate earrings to statement necklaces, amethyst remains a popular choice for jewelry enthusiasts and collectors alike. Its vibrant color and purported metaphysical properties continue to captivate individuals seeking both beauty and spiritual resonance in their gemstone choices. In conclusion, amethyst stands...