Tag: gemstones
Some might dismiss the saccharine hues of spinels, sapphires and pink diamonds as frivolous, but with rocketing prices these gems are anything but
Only discovered in the 1960s, this rare green gemstone is a tougher and more affordable alternative to emerald, and as such its stock is rising
The woman who made you fall in love with coloured gemstones is back with a new mission – to get the world excited about peridot
From the well-known intensity of Colombian gems to the surprising clarity offered by Madagascar, David Weinberg takes us on a global tour of emeralds
The maison’s most lavish haute joaillerie collection to date offers up mind-blowing gems that assert its position as jeweller extraordinaire
Join The Gemstone Detective Kim Rix at The Jewellery Cut Live for a talk on travel, food and buying gemstones in the famous Mogok valley
Join gem collector Tayma Page Allies for an afternoon lecture on this disruptive, influential and utterly captivating gemstone at The Jewellery Cut Live
Gübelin takes us to the Gem Island with a Sri Lankan-inspired one-off haute joaillerie ring starring a rare padparadscha sapphire
After being duped into buying a fake ruby on holiday, Gemstone Detective Kim Rix has dedicated herself to the creation of gem-buying guides for travellers
New ethical jewellery collection uses consciously textured recycled gold to showcase geologically exciting gemstones such as dendritic agates
Unusual blinged-up headphones made for superstar Superbowl performers to be sold for first time as part of Christie’s Magnificent Jewels Sale
During a trip to India, jeweller Anna Loucah fell in love with a pair of carved blue sapphires, leaving with both the gemstones and a desire to learn more
Ethical jewellery designer Arabel Lebrusan of Lebrusan Studio takes the trip of a lifetime to source, mine and cut her own sapphires on ‘Gem Island’
Author Kim Rix will offer advice on buying gems while travelling at September’s Jewellery and Watch Industry Network meet at The Jewellery Cut Live
A collective of ethical gemstone traders have come together to create events in London and Bristol that offer traceable loose coloured gems