Gemstones

The most coveted ruby color in the world — pigeon's blood red from the Mogok Valley. One whole carat of pure fire.

Vivid red with exceptional saturation. Mozambique rubies rival Burma in color intensity at two whole carats.

Three carats of Burmese pigeon's blood ruby. At this weight, an exceptional rarity from the Mogok Valley.

Vivid green from the Muzo mines of Colombia — the gold standard of emerald origin. One carat of pure verdant brilliance.

Two carats of Colombian vivid green. The jardin — natural inclusions — tells the story of its ancient formation.

Zambian emeralds are prized for their exceptional clarity. Three carats of deep, saturated green — exceptionally rare.

The classic cornflower blue of Ceylon. Sri Lanka has produced the world's finest sapphires for over two millennia.

Kashmir sapphires are the rarest of all. Two carats of velvety royal blue — the most coveted sapphire origin on earth.

Three carats of Kashmir royal blue. The velvety depth of this stone is unmatched by any other sapphire origin.

Five carats of Ceylon cornflower blue. At this weight, a stone of extraordinary presence and exceptional rarity.