Facet
Most gemstones fall into one of two broad categories: faceted or cabochon. This collection showcases faceted gemstones in a wide variety of cutting styles, including brilliant cuts, step cuts, mixed cuts, rose cuts, tablets and portrait cuts, all designed to enhance colour, sparkle or both.
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Sapphire
This is an ethically sourced and fully traceable sapphire from the Chimwadzulu mine in Malawi. It has a little damage on two corners that can easil...
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A beautifully graduated ametrine (amethyst-citrine blend), this 11.13-carat gem shifts from soft yellow at one end to a pale purple at the other.
Quartz
A large 10-carat quartz with dramatic colour zoning: amethyst purple on one side blending into a yellowish-clear band.
Quartz
Large emerald-cut lemon quartz with a gentle yellow hue. Bright and sunny in tone.
Sapphire
A dreamy lilac emerald-cut sapphire in pastel tones, with lovely sparkle.
Sapphire
Zircon
Round zircon from Queensland, Australia. Icy blue colour with sparkle and movement in the cut.
Ruby
Round ruby from Ruby Fair, intense glowing red, approximately 5 mm. Suitable for solitaire ring.
Ruby
Five stones that may be classified as either pink sapphires or rubies. Colourful shades from red to pink, similar in size ranging from 3.7 to 4.2 m...
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Round ruby just under 1 carat, with intense colour and lovely cut.
Ruby
Pink sapphire or ruby (classification-dependent), 5.5 mm with nice even saturation.
Sapphire
Pair of untreated round sapphires from Queensland, Australia. Intense yellow with chartreuse undertones. 4.2mm each.
Emerald
Rubies
Two round rubies from RubyFair. Intense red colour. 6mm each and approximately 0.90ct each. Unheated.
Sapphire
A brilliant blue round sapphire from Malawi.
Citrine
A great stone for a cocktail ring or pendant. This gem is from the Moyo Project. The shape is a symmetrical down the longest length - like a shield...
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Pretty, pale blue round sapphire. Eye-clean clarity.