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Gemstone Guide
Some people say the most essential color is your birthstone. We say go with what you love best. In either case, start your collection with a favorite ring, earrings and necklace.
Color Gemstone Treatment
The natural gemstones on this website may have been color and/or clarity treated by: heating (generally); oil/wax/resin (emeralds); diffusion (sapphires, rubies, topaz); or fissure-filled with a glass-like by-product (rubies, sapphires).
Although most treated gemstones are stable, some may require special care in jewelry repair. Our trained professionals are knowledgeable in repairing jewelry that contains treated gemstones.
Gemstone jewelry should only be gently cleaned by rinsing in warm water and drying with a soft cloth.
It is our policy not to sell or trade in gemstones that have been treated with vapor deposition. We do not sell rubies from Myanmar/Burma. We do not sell composite rubies. We do not sell coral.
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