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Opal is a unique gemstone as it beautifully blends different vibrant colours together. This versatility led the Romans to describe it as the most potent and valuable of all gems
Thanks to our love for everything sparkling, rare and aesthetic, we are familiar with most gemstones – from diamonds and rubies to emeralds and garnets. Yet every so often something new emerges, a previously unknown gemstone variant that surprises and enchants us.
The Morganite gemstone is a type of rose beryl and belongs to the group of beryl minerals that also includes popular stones like aquamarine and emerald
Kunzite is a precious and somewhat unknown gemstone, beloved for its colour that ranges from a delicate pink to an intense violet purple
Indian jewellery designs inspired by Persia, have historically been an intrinsic part of Indian society and culture; important to both men and women
The Labradorite gemstone is a rare vibrant specimen belonging to the remarkable feldspar mineral group and can be found in the lush depths of Madagascar
The jewellery industry has introduced new fine jewellery materials like the Tagua Nut, that’s also known as vegetable ivory, due to the increasing focus on sustainable and ethical practices in every sphere of life.
Mixed metals, once a virtual taboo in the world of jewellery, has now become a must-do. The unlikely matrimony of gold with silver has been seen across runways and in magazines