Gemstones for the world’s finest work.
Precious and semi-precious gemstones sourced in Jaipur, India — for collectors, jewellers, and designers worldwide. Browse the collection and send an enquiry.
Direct from Jaipur
Sourced at the cutting centre, not through a chain of middlemen.
Disclosed & certifiable
Natural vs. treated is stated on every stone; lab reports on request.
A person, not a checkout
Every enquiry is answered personally, usually within 1–2 business days.
Ships worldwide
Insured despatch to Europe, the US, Australia and beyond.
From the collection
A few pieces in the catalogue now. Every stone is sold by enquiry.
Ceylon Blue Sapphire, Cushion
Sri Lanka (Ceylon) · 2.5–3.2 ct
Price on request
Mozambique Ruby, Oval
Mozambique (Montepuez) · 1.2–1.6 ct
Price on request
Rubellite Tourmaline, Pear
Nigeria · 2.5–3.5 ct
Price on request
Zambian Emerald, Emerald Cut
Zambia (Kagem) · 1.8–2.4 ct
Price on request
Browse the collection
- EmeraldThe green beryl. Prized for a saturated grass-green and a soft, garden-like interior.
- RubyRed corundum. The finest show a pure, slightly fluorescent red often called pigeon's blood.
- Blue SapphireBlue corundum. Velvety cornflower to royal blue, with Ceylon and Kashmir the classic origins.
- Yellow SapphireCorundum in warm canary to golden tones. A traditional favourite for signet and solitaire work.
- AmethystPurple quartz, from pale lilac to deep Siberian violet with red flashes.
- CitrineQuartz in honey, amber and Madeira orange. Warm, bright and generously sized.
- GarnetA mineral family spanning fiery red almandine to rare green tsavorite and colour-change stones.
- PeridotOlivine green with a distinctive yellowish cast. One of the few gems found in a single colour.
- AquamarineBlue-to-cyan beryl, typically clean and bright, cut to show its calm sea-water colour.
- TourmalineThe most colour-diverse gem: pink rubellite, blue-green indicolite, and bi-colour crystals.
- TopazFrom colourless and sky blue to prized imperial pink-orange. Hard, bright and highly transparent.
- MoonstoneFeldspar showing adularescence — a billowing blue-white sheen that floats across the surface.
Sourced where the stones are cut
Most coloured stones pass through several hands before they reach a jeweller abroad. We work inside the Jaipur trade and sell directly, so when you enquire you are talking to the person holding the stone.
Read our approachBuyers who came back
Sample testimonials — real, verified quotes replace these before launch.
“The stone was exactly as described and the export paperwork was handled properly. Communication was quick and honest about what had and hadn't been treated.”
R. Whitfield · Bench jeweller · United Kingdom
“I asked a lot of questions before committing and got straight answers every time. The parcel arrived insured and on schedule.”
M. Sorenson · Private collector · Australia
“We've sourced three parcels for custom commissions now. Colour consistency has been reliable and pricing is fair for the origin.”
Atelier Corvi · Design studio · Italy
Found something, or looking for something specific?
Send an enquiry either way. No account, no checkout — a person replies within one to two business days.