Colombian Emerald
Muzo, Colombia
Vivid green with the characteristic jardin inclusions that authenticate Colombian origin. Exceptional clarity for the type.
Unheated · Natural · GIA certifiable
The Collection
Sourced directly from mines across four continents, each piece in our inventory carries a provenance. Browse by category, or contact us for stones not listed.
Muzo, Colombia
Vivid green with the characteristic jardin inclusions that authenticate Colombian origin. Exceptional clarity for the type.
Unheated · Natural · GIA certifiable
Mogok, Myanmar
Pigeon's blood red — the most coveted color in the ruby world. Direct from our Mogok sourcing partners.
Unheated · Natural · AGL certifiable
Ratnapura, Sri Lanka
Cornflower blue with exceptional brilliance. Sri Lanka remains the world's finest source for blue sapphires.
Unheated · Natural · GIA certifiable
Paraíba, Brazil
Neon blue-green with the unmistakable copper-driven luminosity that makes Paraíba the rarest tourmaline on earth.
Natural · GRS certifiable
Tulear, Madagascar
Spectacular labradorescence — shifting blues, golds, and greens across the surface. Exceptional spectral display.
Natural · Cabochon ready
Lusaka, Zambia
Deep Siberian-grade purple with exceptional saturation. Zambian material consistently outperforms Brazilian in depth of color.
Natural · Facet grade
Merelani Hills, Tanzania
Trichroic blue-violet with the velvety depth that only Merelani material delivers. Found in one place on earth.
Unheated · Natural · GIA certifiable
Hematita, Brazil
Color-change chrysoberyl rough — green in daylight, red under incandescent. Exceptional color shift for the discerning cutter.
Natural · Cutter's selection
Minas Gerais, Brazil
Terminated multicolor tourmaline crystals — watermelon, rubellite, and indicolite in a single specimen. Museum and cutter quality.
Natural · Specimen & facet grade
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