Gemstones

Gemstones for every taste: Our assortment of loose jewelry gemstones

Wide range of loose jewelry gemstones

Our offer includes a diverse selection of loose jewelry gemstones that give you room for unique creations. Experienced jewelers and gemstone experts have carefully selected these high-quality stones to make your jewelry dreams come true.

Colorfulness and properties

In our assortment you will find a wide range of gemstones - from diamonds to sapphires, rubies to emeralds, aquamarines, topazes, opals and many more. Each gemstone is hand selected and comes with a full description to help you understand its unique colors and properties.

Certified quality

We also offer gemstones with certificate, issued by renowned testing laboratories such as GIA, DSEF, DPL, HRD and IGI. These certificates vouch for the authenticity and quality of the gemstones and give you confidence in your purchase.

Creative freedom thanks to loose jewelry gemstones

Loose gemstones allow jewelers and designers to unleash their creative vision and create custom jewelry pieces. These stones can serve as a central element in rings, necklaces and bracelets, or as dazzling accents when combined with other materials such as gold or silver.

Radiant beauty: playing with light and form

The variety of cuts and polishes opens up endless possibilities. These facets reflect light in a fascinating way, and every piece of jewelry will shine with an incomparable brilliance.

Your individual jewelry story

Dive into the world of loose jewelry gemstones and design unique creations. Our selection of high quality stones with different colors and characteristics will make your jewelry dreams come true. Create jewelry pieces that perfectly reflect your personality and style.

Jewelry gemstones: history, meaning and use

A journey through the history of jewelry gemstones

Gemstones have shaped jewelry over thousands of years. Their beauty, rarity and symbolic meaning make them valuable companions in numerous cultures and eras.

Ancient treasures and their history

Since ancient times, people have adorned themselves with precious stones. Lapis lazuli, turquoise and jasper already adorned jewelry in ancient Egypt. Greeks and Romans preferred sapphires, emeralds and rubies for royal elegance.

Gemstones as symbols of power

During the Middle Ages, European nobles and kings valued gemstones as a sign of power and wealth. The crown and royal regalia were often adorned with gemstones to emphasize authority and dignity.

The symbolic meaning of jewelry gemstones

Gemstones carry deep symbolic meaning and are associated with spiritual properties. Many believe in the transferable powers that gemstones can exert on the wearer.

For example, the ruby symbolizes love, passion and vitality, while the sapphire stands for wisdom, truth and spirituality. The emerald, on the other hand, refers to peace, happiness and wealth, while the diamond stands for purity, strength and invincibility.

Gemstones as jewels of creativity

The application of jewelry gemstones spans a variety of jewelry items - rings, bracelets, earrings, necklaces and pendants. They often serve as eye-catchers and can be cut in a variety of shapes and sizes.

Combinations with other materials create unique works of art. Gold and diamonds create timeless brilliance, while silver and colored gemstones such as topaz, amethyst or peridot conjure up vibrant color palettes.

The enduring fascination of jewelry gemstones

The history of jewelry gemstones is as long as it is fascinating. Their beauty, rarity and symbolism are appreciated worldwide and make them indispensable components of jewelry creations. Whether it's an engagement ring, necklace or earrings, jewelry gemstones are a wonderful way to express your personality and style.

Diamonds, sapphires, emeralds and rubies

Diamonds:
Today, they are among the most expensive gemstones, but in the past they were referred to as a classic jewelry stone and had no special status, especially in the Middle Ages. Hard to believe when you consider the current prices of different gemstones today.

Sapphires:
Sapphires are traded in the three main colors yellow, blue and red. These three colors can also have different hues, such as pastel yellow or even light blue, again greatly expanding the range of sapphires. Most sapphires, however, shine in a dark blue.

Emeralds:
Emeralds are predominantly found in an intense green, which makes them particularly popular among gemstone lovers. But even here, different shades of color can appear, but they never completely lose the green. Especially green emeralds are therefore among the most beautiful gemstones in the world.

Rubies:
You have certainly heard of the color "ruby red". It was not named after the unique rubies for nothing, which shimmer in a very unique reddish tone. Depending on the gemstone, this can be intense and gaudy, or sometimes dull and restrained. On the whole, therefore, the hues vary between pale red and dark red. In addition, ruby is considered the highest quality of all colored gemstones.

Opal:
Finally, let's move on to opals, which are also valued and were even rated above gemstones in ancient times. The distinctive feature of an opal is its extremely varied and sometimes milky coloration. Depending on the type, they can glitter and shine in a wide variety of colors, looking like an object from another world.