Colour Comes First

Explore natural sapphires, rubies, emeralds and opals, or discuss a coloured gemstone for a bespoke ring, pendant or pair of earrings.

Consider the colour you enjoy, how you intend to wear the piece and the setting you have in mind. Discuss any disclosed treatment, the stone’s condition and the documentation available for it.

A photograph or colour name does not establish origin or quality. Confirm the identity and relevant disclosures for the exact stone in your proposal.

Aquamarine jewellery and rings

Explore natural aquamarines and the existing 18k white gold aquamarine ring. For a coloured gemstone engagement ring, discuss the individual stone, how you intend to wear it and the protection offered by the setting at our Camberwell studio.

Paraíba tourmaline: colour and identity

Paraíba, also written Paraiba, refers to a vivid copper-bearing tourmaline variety. The name alone does not establish Brazilian origin. Review the individual stone’s laboratory information and any disclosed treatment before choosing a setting. Explore tourmalines or our Paraiba tourmaline advisory in Chinese. GIA explains identification and origin.