Other Gemstones

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Zircon

Collaboration

If you value accuracy, consistency, a fine finish -even with reorders- or simply desire harmoniously coordinated sets, then we are the right supplier for you.

Other colored Gemstones?

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Of course, we can also produce other types of stone. As long as you require high cutting quality and precision, we are happy to offer you tourmalines, aquamarines, spessartites, garnets or amethysts from our cutting factory.

Let us know what you are interested in, specifying:

  • Type of stone
  • Color
  • Shape
  • Size
  • Accuracy
  • or also the cut, quantity, etc.

We will be happy to reply to you.

Below, you will find a list of other types of stones.

We only process natural gemstones

Garnet group

"regular" Garnet

When referring to garnet, it is usually the typical reddish-brown garnet from the pyrope-almandine series. However, there are other interesting varieties as well. One of these is the tsavorite, which is described on a separate page.

Spessartite

Spessartite garnets range in color from yellowish-orange to orange, and up to red-orange. Major sources include Tanzania, Nigeria, and Namibia.

Rhodolite

Rhodolite is characterized by its relatively high transparency and its pink to red to violet color range.

Beryl group

Aquamarine

Aquamarine is the blue variety of beryl.

Morganite

Morganite is the pink variety of beryl.

Golden beryl

Emerald

Compared to the other beryls, the emerald is significantly more included (or less clear). However, its color makes it highly sought after and expensive.

Quartz group

Amethyst

Citrine

Rose quartz

Rock crystal

Smoky quartz

Tourmaline

general

green, yellow, brown or pink tourmaline

Rubellite

strong pink to red tourmaline

Topaz

Topaz, untreated
Swiss blue topaz, treated

Treated blue topazes are common in the trade. A distinction is made between three shades of blue:

  • Sky blue
  • Swiss blue
  • London blue

Untreated topazes are usually colorless.