Colored Gemstones
Sapphire & Ruby
Sapphire and ruby tennis bracelets and a lab-created sapphire pendant, set in gold. Looking for a different stone? Ask us and we'll help you find it.
1 CT. Pear Shaped Lab Created Sapphire Pendant
1.6ct · Pear
$800.00
Ruby Diamond Tennis Bracelet 2.32/2.31ct
Bracelets
$2,250.00
Sapphire Tennis Bracelet 6.75/2.75ct
9.5ct · Emeralds
$4,000.00
Sapphire Diamond Bracelet
Bracelets
$2,750.00
Sapphire Halo Tennis Bracelet 1.70/1.50ct
Bracelets
$3,375.00
Sapphire Tennis Bracelet 2.13/9.75ct
Bracelets
$5,515.00
Know Your Stone
The three classic colored gemstones.
Sapphire
Best-known in cornflower blue, but also occurs in pink, yellow, green, and the rare orange-pink padparadscha. Second only to diamond in hardness — sapphires are excellent for everyday wear, including engagement rings.
Ruby
The same mineral as sapphire (corundum), colored red by trace chromium. Just as hard as sapphire, so rubies also wear well every day.
Burmese rubies command the highest premium for their pure red color — sometimes called pigeon's blood. Mozambique rubies offer excellent value with similar visual qualities.
Emerald
Beryl with chromium and vanadium. Most emeralds contain inclusions called jardin — accepted as part of the stone's character. Slightly softer than sapphire or ruby; we recommend protective settings.
Colombian and Zambian emeralds are the two principal sources.
Custom Gemstone
Bring your own stone, or ask us to find one.
If you have an heirloom stone, we'll design a setting around it. If you want a specific color, tell us what you're looking for and we'll show you options to choose from.
If you want a specific color or origin — Ceylon sapphire, no-heat ruby, Colombian emerald — we'll source three to five options for your review with full certification. Typical sourcing time: 5 to 10 business days.
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