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Paraiba Tourmaline
Paraiba tourmaline is a very rare variety of tourmaline that stands out for its neon blue, green, and blue-green colours. Lab-created paraibas have the same properties as natural ones. The popularity of this fabulous stone comes from its relation with life, love, and earth through its effects on chakras. A professional cut further brings out the extraordinary brilliance and unique hues of these stones.
Diamond
Diamonds have been admired gemstones of desire since ancient times. Formed one hundred miles beneath the Earth’s surface over a billion years ago, diamonds are the hardest gem of all. It is also known as “the queen of the gems and the gem of queens”. In Glamira, it is guaranteed that diamonds are “conflict-free”.
Lemon Quartz
Classified as a semi-precious stone, Lemon Quartz fascinates jewellery lovers with its fresh colour. It is mostly found in a colour range from a clear lemon to a very vivid yellow. This stone is known for its powerful and high-energy feature that removes negative emotions, self doubt and that lifts the wearer’s mood and brings confidence.
Zultanite
Classified as a semi-precious stone, Zultanite amazes with its unique colour-changing feature. Depending on the source of light and from different directions this very rare found gemstone is visible in different hues. Lime green in daylight and peach and cherry pink in dim light.
Lab Grown Diamond
Lab-grown diamonds offer all the benefits of natural diamonds without the environmental and ethical concerns often raised by mining. The process and materials involved in creating diamonds are exactly the same as for the conventional kind - the steps just take significantly less time. It's a green process that substitutes diamond, makes a very strong heat process and produces a clone. A carbon-free diam is produced from the diamond itself. These diamonds are now indistinguishable from each other and thus all graded based on the 4Cs (cut, colour, clarity and carat) by labs such as HRD and IGI.
Green Topaz
Classified as a semi-precious stone, Green Topaz differs itself from the Blue Topaz with its green colour that is often associated with loyalty and love. It provides inner body peace, intellect and helps to solve problems and to get a good health.
Green Sapphire
Classified as a precious stone, Green Sapphire owns it special colour from light mint green to dark rich green through the presence of iron. It is said that this rare gemstone is very soothing and that it calms the eyes and raises trust of the wearer.
Orange Sapphire
Classified as a precious stone, Orange Sapphire makes the heart of those loving the orange colour beat faster. It’s pale orange to reddish-orange colour calms your heart and mind, releases you from negative thoughts and activates joyful energies.
Diamond
Diamonds have been admired gemstones of desire since ancient times. Formed one hundred miles beneath the Earth’s surface over a billion years ago, diamonds are the hardest gem of all. It is also known as “the queen of the gems and the gem of queens”. In Glamira, it is guaranteed that diamonds are “conflict-free”.
Black Diamond
Black Diamonds are the diamonds which have a different crystalline structure called as polycrystalline. It means that it's kind of like many diamonds smashed together. Since it is totally pure carbon crystal in its structure, it is generally called as "Carbonado". However, technically they are diamonds which are even harder and more rare than white diamonds.
Pink Sapphire
Classified as a precious stone, pink sapphire was considered extremely rare until new deposits were discovered in Madagascar, in the 1990s. Pink is among the rarest colours for a sapphire. These stones can come in all sort of shades, from baby pink to vivid, intense magenta. It is said that, pink sapphires represent loyalty, trust and sincerity, hence they are very popular when it comes to choosing a stone for an engagement ring.
RHODOLITE GARNET
Classified as a semi-precious stone, the Rhodolite Garnet has quickly grown into a standard jewelry gemstone due to its attractive colour and the fact that it is often very clean, devoid of any flaws and inclusions. The name originates from the Greek word “rhodon” which means rose. In Hinduism it is associated with the root chakra and it is believed it encourages healthy sexual activity, feelings of stability and security. It also promotes successful business and helps with building self-confidence.
LONDON BLUE TOPAZ
One of the three available shades of the Topaz family semi-precious stones, London Blue Topaz is certainly special and exclusive for its dark color. With this darker shade, London Blue Topaz stands out and is adored by those who want everything except the ordinary. With its specific green tinge,and the dark grayish undertone, London Blue Topaz is perfect for the engagement rings if you want to show how extraordinary your love is. This is the gemstone which will not only catch everybody’s attention, but it is even said to make your communication and your expressive abilities stronger.
MORGANITE
Classified as a semi-precious stone, Morganite is considered as a natural, exceptional and sophisticated gemstone which can be found only in a few places around the world. Ironically, the price does not reflect its rarity. The most accurate description would contain words like rare, shimmer, durable, outstanding clarity and brilliance. Color that is naturally caused by the touch of manganese, might vary from a clear silvery pink, to peach and purple-pink, making Morganite exceptional and outstanding. Similarly to Green Emerald, Morganite is a symbol of divine love, which could be caused by the reason that both stones are the varieties of Beryl. An excellent choice for a unique engagement ring or as a present for that special life-time occasion.
Amethyst
Classified as semi-precious stone, Amethyst is the purple transparent variety of the mineral Quartz. Amethysts most often derive their beautiful colors from iron impurities in their crystalline structures, though they can also be colored by natural radiation exposure.
Green Tourmaline
Classified as semi-precious stone, Green Tourmaline (Verdelite) is combined with numerous metals to form its boron silicate body which is one of the most complex crystal structures. It owes its emerald green colour to the chrome it has in its structure.The stone is believed to attract luck, success, abundance and prosperity.
Citrine
Classified as semi-precious stone, Citrine, derived from the citrine- a yellow fruit similar to the lemon- and meaning “lemon” in many languages, is the yellow and/or orange variety of Quartz. Being one of the most popular and affordable gemstones, it is associated with success and prosperity.
Emerald
Classified as precious stone, Emerald is a valuable gemstone; the deeper and more vivid in the color of green. Emeralds, among the rarest of gems, contain birthmarks which mean numerous inclusions and surface-reaching fractures. As the gem of Venus, Emerald symbolizes eternal youth and rebirth.
Blue Topaz
Classified as semi-precious stone, Topaz is a stone found in huge and flawless crystals and can be faceted into thousands of carats gemstones. It varies in very occasions as colourless, yellow. With a good hardness combined with a relative abundance and availability, Topaz with a naturally blue color is very rare.
Garnet
Classified as semi-precious stone, Garnet is a combination of several closely related minerals having similar physical and crystalline properties. Garnets vary in colors and size. However, the mostly known color of Garnet gemstones is dark red and regarded as the stone of passionate devotion.
Ruby
Classified as precious stone, Ruby, being hard, durable and rare, is one of the most desirable gem. Even transparent rubies of large sizes are even rarer than Diamonds. The ruby has been a symbol of vitality and royalty for centuries.
Sapphire
Classified as precious stone, Sapphire is a variety of corundum and a transparent, often blue gemstone associated with peace and happiness. It is second with Ruby to the diamond in terms of hardness.
White Sapphire
Classified as precious stone, White sapphire is a kind of sapphire in colourless form. A sapphire takes its colour from the trace elements when it is forming.That white sapphire is free from the touches of those trace elements makes it rare and unique.
Fire-Opal
Classified as semi-precious stone, Fire opal is a transparent form of opal which does not usually show any opalescence or exhibit only bright green flashes. Its colour varies from yellow to orange to red. It is also thought to promote imagination and dreams
Quartz
Classified as semi-precious stone, Quartz is provided widely from igneous and metamorphic rocks. It is often coloured as rose and smoky or by impurities.
Rose Quartz
Classified as semi-precious stone, Rose Quartz is the rosy pink variety of Quartz. Being a soft colour, ranging from very light pink to medium pink in intensity.
Smoky Quartz
Classified as semi-precious stone, Smoky Quartz is the brown smoky variety of Quartz. It varies in color from light grayish brown to deep black.
Tanzanite
Classified as semi-precious stone, Tanzanite is a blue or violet gem variety of zoisite, containing vanadium. A recently discovered gemstone, Tanzanite has become one of the most popular and snazzy gemstone. It is believed to represent life.
Swarovski Crystal
Swaroski is a small piece of crystal, cut in smooth and hard curves with high technology. What distinguishes it from the others is that its cut gives it a shiny semblance close to diamond when it is subject to light.
Swarovsky Green
Swaroski is a small piece of crystal, cut in smooth and hard curves with high technology. What distinguishes it from the others is that its cut gives it a shiny semblance close to diamond when it is subject to light.
Swarovsky Dark Blue
Swaroski is a small piece of crystal, cut in smooth and hard curves with high technology. What distinguishes it from the others is that its cut gives it a shiny semblance close to diamond when it is subject to light.
Swarovsky Red
Swaroski is a small piece of crystal, cut in smooth and hard curves with high technology. What distinguishes it from the others is that its cut gives it a shiny semblance close to diamond when it is subject to light.
Peridot
Classified as semi-precious stone, Peridot, smaller than three carats are very common but the ones over five carats are rare and therefore have a higher value. The color of individual peridot gems can vary in the tints of green. It is said to bring the wearer power.
Aquamarine
Classified as semi-precious stone, Aquamarine is a gemstone which consists a light and bluish green variety of beryl. Its name speaks for itself; For centuries, this timeless gemstone with the colour of water has been a symbol of youth, hope, health and fidelity.
Pink Tourmaline
Classified as semi-precious stone, the pink tourmaline, the most well-known and fashionable colour of tourmaline gemstone which has the largest colour spectrum. Therefore, it is known as the rainbow of all gemstones.
Green Amethyst
Classified as semi-precious stone, Green Amethyst is light green quartz crystal. (known as Prasiolite). It owes its colour to either the heat treatment by volcanic activity or the natural heating of the earth’s core. Green Amethyst is a stone which promotes an intuitive capability coupled with love.
Yellow Sapphire
Classified as semi-precious stone, Yellow Sapphire is a naturally occurring kind of Sapphire which is a variety of Corundum. Low iron content in Corundum is responsible for Yellow Sapphire’s hue. The stone is associated with fertility and good marriage.
Pearl
The pearl is the oldest known gem and has been considered the most valuable for centuries. What distinguishes pearl from other gemstones is that it is organic matter derived from a living creature - oysters and mollusks. Being called the 'teardrops of the moon', pearls can vary in colours; pink, white and black.
Pearl
The pearl is the oldest known gem and has been considered the most valuable for centuries. What distinguishes pearl from other gemstones is that it is organic matter derived from a living creature - oysters and mollusks. Being called the 'teardrops of the moon', pearls can vary in colours; pink, white and black.
Pearl
The pearl is the oldest known gem and has been considered the most valuable for centuries. What distinguishes pearl from other gemstones is that it is organic matter derived from a living creature - oysters and mollusks. Being called the 'teardrops of the moon', pearls can vary in colours; pink, white and black.
Onyx
The black onyx gemstone is a variety of chalcedony and it is a member of crystal class. It is a grounding stone, believed to keep the wearer related to reality, and cause the internal imbalances and outward negative energies to go away.
Onyx
The black onyx gemstone is a variety of chalcedony and it is a member of crystal class. It is a grounding stone, believed to keep the wearer related to reality, and cause the internal imbalances and outward negative energies to go away.
Brown Diamond
Brown diamonds are brown coloured, fancy diamonds that are considered to be one of the most popular diamonds. The name ‘Brown’ has been given to these diamonds due to their chocolate-like colour. Having beautiful colour combinations; brown diamonds are also described as cognac diamonds or champagne diamonds, depending on their attractive colour range from light to dark. Brown diamonds are gemstones that are currently a growing trend in the jewellery industry. These diamonds are certainly your type of diamonds if you are a brownaddict and want to take a unique road on your journey to high end jewellery!
Blue Diamond
Blue diamonds were first found in India and brought to the West in the 17th century. These alluring diamonds, carrying the hue of the oceans and skies, hold their extraordinary shade and certain set of characteristics. Similarly with any other coloured diamonds, blue diamonds can exhibit a wide range of tones, from pasty shades that recall a fair sky, to steel blue or to an intense deep sea. Names such as baby blue, royal, navy or midnight are also commonly used to classify these rare diamonds.
Yellow Diamond
Yellow diamonds currently own a high market demand amongst other coloured diamonds. Yellow diamonds can also be referred to as Canary, as in a Canary Yellow Diamond or occasionally as Zimmy. They expose a beautiful appearance when suited with halo and solitaire settings but can also be arranged elegantly with other settings as it has a very unique combination value due to its alive complexion. If you are interested in a yellow diamond, you certainly have many alternative settings to stunningly decorate this rare diamond with!
Green Diamond
Symbolizing nature, growth, harmony, endurance and fertility, Green Diamonds are highly valued and admired natural gemstones. There is a set of tones that a green diamond puts itself forward in. These tones will vary from Faint Green to Fancy Deep and all can be preferred accordingly with the wearer’s taste and desire. Green Diamonds are considered to be the most tranquil colour for the eye and contain a very strong emotional correspondence with safety. This may be the reason why many jewellery lovers opt for a green diamond not just on their rings but also on their earrings and pendants!
Pink Diamond
The most sought after diamonds, Pink Diamonds are certainly all ladies favourite companion when it comes to jewellery! A dreamy color combined with the excellence of a carefully shaped and sorted diamond is a wish come true. Evoking a sense of luxury and romance, Pink Diamonds are spectacular additions to a woman's jewellery collection. Just as other coloured diamonds, Pink Diamonds also come in different hues from light to dark and these tones are referred to as faint, very light, light, fancy light, fancy intense, fancy deep, and fancy vivid.
White Topaz
White Topaz is considered to be a semi-precious stone, a silicate mineral, carrying a high resemblance to the diamonds. Although less harder than them (8 on the Mohs scale), white topaz is celebrated for its clarity and transparency. The name for the Topaz comes from the Greek word ‘tapazos’, which means ‘to seek’. Probably it is no coincidence that White Topaz is said to assist spiritual healing, change negative thoughts into positive, to help you to find your route, your purpose and to provide you with the extra energy that is so needed sometimes. If you are looking for the jewelry with an eye catching stone, capable to provide the clearness and limpidity equal to the diamonds, white topaz most definitely can be the best choice.
Dark blue colour with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine sapphires.
Medium intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very intense colour along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for sapphire jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine emeralds.
Fair intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for emerald jewellery.
Dark red colour with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine rubies.
Medium intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very intense colour along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for ruby jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine amethyst jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for amethyst jewellery.
Diamonds include obvious inclusions that are detectable under 10x magnification and easily visible to the unaided eye.
SI diamonds have slight inclusions that are noticeable under 10x magnification and often visible to naked eye.
Diamonds with this clarity contain very slight minor inclusions that can be seen under 10X magnification mirror and are not noticeable with naked-eye.
Diamonds with this clarity may contain very, very slight inclusions, that are extremely hard to detect under 10X magnification mirror and not noticeable with naked-eye.
These yellow diamonds has usually a light colour tone and low intensity. It is the minimum requirement for fine jewellery.
With it's more vivid colour, it is certainly a more preferred yellow diamond. These yellow diamonds has a medium intense colour and slight darker shade.
These yellow diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to yellow diamonds. They have an intense yellow colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery.
These yellow diamonds have the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
These blue diamonds has usually a light colour tone and low intensity. It is the minimum requirement for fine jewellery.
These blue diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to Blue diamonds. They have a intense blue colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery.
These blue diamonds has the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
With it's more vivid colour, it is certainly a more preferred pink diamond. These pink diamonds has a medium intense colour and slight darker shade.
These pink diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to pink diamonds. They have a intense pink colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery.
These pink diamonds has the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
These green diamonds has usually a light colour tone and low intensity. It is the minimum requirement for fine jewellery.
With it's more vivid colour, it is certainly a more preferred green diamond. These green diamonds has a medium intense colour and slight darker shade.
These green diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to green diamonds. They have an intense green colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery.
These green diamonds has the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
These brown diamonds has usually a light colour tone and low intensity. It is the minimum requirement for fine jewellery.
With it's more vivid colour, it is certainly a more preferred brown diamond. These brown diamonds has a medium intense colour and slight darker shade.
These brown diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to brown diamonds. They has a intense brown colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery.
These brown diamonds has the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
Green Swarovski Zirconia: Holds the same properties with green cubic zirconia. The difference is that Swarovski is a worldwide known brand for synthetic stones.
Green Cubic Zirconia: Green Cubic Zirconia is often used as a substitute to emerald. However, it is a synthetic stone unlike emerald, which is a natural gemstone that comes in various shades and qualities.
Swarovski Zirconia: Holds the same properties with clear cubic zirconia; colorless and bright. The difference from cubic zirconia is that Swarovski is a worldwide known brand for synthetic stones.
Cubic Zirconia: Cubic Zirconia is a man-made material used as an affordable diamond alternative in jewellery for its durability and brilliance. This synthetic stone can be clear and colorless as well as in different colours and shapes.
Dark Blue Swarovski Zirconia: Holds the same properties with blue cubic zirconia. The difference is that Swarovski is a worldwide known brand for synthetic stones.
Dark Blue Cubic Zirconia: Blue Cubic Zirconia is often used as a substitute to sapphire. However, it is a synthetic stone unlike sapphire, which is a natural gemstone that comes in various shades and qualities.
Red Swarovski Zirconia: Holds the same properties with red cubic zirconia. The difference is that Swarovski is a worldwide known brand for synthetic stones.
Red Cubic Zirconia: Red Cubic Zirconia is often used as a substitute to ruby. However, it is a synthetic stone unlike ruby, which is a natural gemstone that comes in various shades and qualities.
VS diamonds are known to have very slight inclusions that are not visible to the naked eye and can only be seen under magnification.
Diamonds with VVS clarity contain very very slight inclusions that are extremely difficult to detect under 10x magnification. These inclusions are not noticeable with the naked eye.
The "slight to very slight inclusions" are not visible to the naked eye and can only be seen under magnification.
Refers to "very very slightly included" and it is known to be one of the highest grades, ranked under internally flawless and flawless.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine white sapphires.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for white sapphire jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine pink sapphire jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for pink sapphire jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine yellow sapphires.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for yellow sapphire jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine citrine jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for citrine jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine garnet jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for garnet jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine blue topaz jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for blue topaz jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine peridot jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for peridot jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine aquamarine jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for aquamarine jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine fire opal jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for fire opal jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine green amethyst jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for green amethyst jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine green tourmaline jewellery.
Some small inclusions are visible with the naked eye. "Very Good (AA)" graded Green Tourmaline have a colour shade that makes some light penetrate the gemstone.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for green tourmaline jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine pink tourmaline jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for pink tourmaline jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine rose quartz jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for rose quartz jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine tanzanite jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for tanzanite jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine smoke quartz jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
Excellent (AAA) graded Smoky Quartz is high quality gemstone and can be found at world's finest jewelers. Most preferred choice when it comes to Smoky Quartz.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for smoke quartz jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine morganite jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for morganite jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine rhodolite garnet jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for rhodolite garnet jewellery.
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine tsavorite jewellery.
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for tsavorite jewellery.
Natural, brilliant coloured ruby that wasn’t subject to heat-treatment process. This type of ruby has premium quality with minor inclusions that may be visible to the naked eye.
Natural and highly intense coloured ruby that wasn’t subject to heat-treatment process. Recognised as the highest valued ruby.
Natural, deep blue coloured sapphire that wasn't subject to heat treatment process. This type of sapphire has premium quality with minor inclusions that may be visible to the naked eye.
Natural and highly intense colored sapphire that wasn’t subject to heat-treatment process. Recognised as the highest valued sapphire.
Natural, vividly colored emerald that wasn’t subject to heat-treatment process. This type of emerald has premium quality with minor inclusions that may be visible to the naked eye.
Natural and highly intensed coloured emerald that wasn’t subject to heat-treatment process. Recognised as the highest valued emerald.
Emerald (lab-created)
Differing in colours and containing no inclusions, lab-created emeralds are the embodiments of flawlessness. Besides, lab-created emeralds bear the same astrological features as the natural ones so that it might also be effective on your body and soul. It is a great choice for those looking for perfection on their stones.
Sapphire (lab-created)
With its deep blue shades, lab-created sapphire has the same physical, chemical, and optical qualities as the natural sapphire. Thanks to its sparkling beauty, lab-created sapphire is a great option for those wishing to have the visual excellence on their stones.
Ruby (lab-created)
With its perfection and smoothness, lab-created Ruby stones are as splendid as the natural ones. Besides its enchanting beauty, lab-created ruby is the symbol of power and a zest for life. Because lab-created rubies possess the same physical, optical and chemical characteristics as the natural rubies, they will also be a great alternative for Ruby lovers.
Rubellite (lab-created)
Also known as Pink Tourmaline, Rubellite takes its name from the Latin word ‘rubellus’ meaning ‘reddish’. With its breathtaking combination of the pink and red, Rubellite is a stone that is believed to bring life energy to the buyer. For those who are confused to choose between the natural and the original one, lab-created Rubellites carry the same features as the natural ones do.
Moissanite (lab-created)
Resembling diamond with its transparent and shiny surface, Moissanite is the mineral form of silicon carbide and it is another type of the lab-created stones. Being as durable as diamonds, Moissanite is a great alternative for engagement ring choices.
Blue Zircon
Also known as Cambodian blue zircon because its origin is Cambodia, the hue of blue zircon is closer to sky blue or pastel blue. Resembling diamonds and sharing similar names with cubic zirconia, the natural Blue zircon should not be mistaken with the synthetic cubic zirconia. As a member of the zircon family, Blue Zircon is thought to have a great influence on the human body. Clearing the mind of its user, Blue Zircon is believed to relax its user.
Brown Zircon
Originated from Tanzania, Brown zircon is another member of zircon family. With its diamond-like appearance and name, the natural Brown zircon should not be mistaken with the synthetic cubic zirconia. Because it is a natural stone like other members of Zircon family, Brown zircon is also thought to have positive effects on the human body. Thanks to its healing effects, Brown Zircon is believed to release physical pain. It could be a great option for those wanting to feel the healing power of mother earth.
White Zircon
Originated from Tanzania and Nigeria, White Zircon is a transparent natural stone with a diamond-like appearance. It should not be mistaken with the cubic zirconia because white zircon is natural stone while cubic zirconia is synthetic. Because it exhibits double refraction, White Zircon has an incredible visual quality. It will be a great alternative for the diamond if you are looking for the same appeal with a different choice.
Kunzite
Taking attention with its colour range differing from delicate pastel pink to intense violetish purple, Kunzite is an unknown but a rare beauty. Often found in bigger sizes, Kunzite is monoclinic and its crystals usually turn into a blade-like shape. Even if it is unknown to most people, there are such important figures adorning themselves with Kunzite as Duchess of Gloucester.
Black Opal
Considered to be the rarest form of opal, Black Opal has various colour tones differing from jet black to dark grey. What makes this stone special is the variety of hues that could be seen in the stone. You could see the shiny red, orange, or green hues reflecting from the Black Opal.
Neptun Garden Topaz
Named after the harmonious colour range of Neptune’s surface, Neptun Garden Topaz welcomes you into the extraterrestrial charm of its stone. To enhance its colour and quality, Neptun Garden Topaz is coated with a substance. As a member of the topaz stones, this stone also has relaxing features thanks to its energy. For the believers of the stone’s powers, it will calm your nerves and protect you from sickness
Mercure Topaz
With its transparent surface, the Mercure Topaz reflects the light by giving the aurora effect. Like the planet Mercury turning into blue when the sunlight is reflected, Mercure Topaz’s dazzling colours could be seen once it is exposed to sunlight. This effect is provided through the coating process called physical vapour deposition and the luminous effect comes out as a result.
Mystic Topaz
As mystical as its name, Mystic Topaz is a paradise of colours with its rainbow shine. Through the coating process, its colour is enhanced and takes its final form. Believed to drive away negative feelings and warding off the evil spirits, this stone relaxes its user. With its “eye-clean” stone, there is no place for imperfection in Mystic Topaz. For a condensed version of the rainbow, this stone is a great choice for you.
Pink Topaz
As one of the rarest versions of the topaz, Pink Topaz will melt the hearts of pink lovers with its delicate beauty. Through the coating process, its colour is enhanced and takes its final form. Vitalizing its owner’s energy, this stone is believed to save you from the negative energy thanks to the divine protection of the sun. Because it enhances creative thinking, Pink Topaz could be a great choice for designers or artists. You will feel the warmth of its colours when you take a look inside of it.
Opal
Being an astonishing stone with its sparkling beauty, Opal with the white colour is the most common type of Opal. Like other Opal stones, it is believed to have high energy and remarkable effects on the body. Opal is believed to change negative energy to the positive one and clear the mind of its user.
Sultan stone
Classified as a semi-precious stone, Sultan Stone has become very popular lately. Depending on the source of light, its colours could change from champagne to peach. Thanks to its high refractive index, you could see the array of those colours even in the dim light. It is usually produced in bigger carats to see that breathtaking change in the colours.
Tsavorite
As one of the members of the Grossular Garnet family, Tsavorite has been one of the most popular gemstones with its rarity. Due to its breathtaking green colour, it could remind you of Emerald. Taking its green colour from its chemical structure that includes chromium or vanadium, Tsavorite is a feast for the eyes. Tsavorite is believed to heal the emotional trauma or illness of its user.
Black Sapphire
As a member of the Sapphire family, Black Sapphire is one of the varieties of the mineral corundum. With its pitch-black colour, Black Sapphire maintains its dark tones while some of them might also reveal metallic tones when they are exposed to light. Mainly mined in Australia, Black Sapphire could be a great alternative for black lovers. Black Sapphires are believed to keep the owner calm in a chaotic situation and serve as a protective shield against bullying.
CHAIN LENGTH
Our bracelets for children are with adjustable chains that you can modify in accordance with the age of the child. The chain length can be adapted between 9-12 cm and 12-15 cm.
You may refer to the chart below for a basic guideline to bracelet sizes for different age groups. Please note that this is an approximate measurement and the actual length that you need may vary depending on your child’s wrist measurement and your choice of a tight fit or loose fit.
- 0-6 Age
- 9-12 cm
- 6-13 Age
- 12-15 cm
SELECT QUANTITY
This product is available as a single earring and as a pair of earrings. Please note that if you select the pair option you will receive two identical earrings.
Gemstone Quality
Each gemstone grading has different characteristics such as color and clarity, describing the quality of the gemstone.
Colour (for Swarovski and other stones)
The precise colour can vary depending on the chemical composition of the diamond. The colour-grading scale for diamonds ranges from D to Z. The highest colour grade and the whitest stone available is a D colour diamond. It is also the rarest colour grade and have a higher value. Diamonds in the G to J colour range have a hint of body colour and are considered Near Colorless. Ideal colour for a diamond is generally considered as H colour.
Metal / Colour
Metal refers to the base material that is used to produce the jewellery. The colour is determined by the combination of the metal with the other alloying agents.
Metal / Colour
Black rhodium is a robust and stunning plating, applied to blacken the metal and to receive this signature look.
Center Stone:
Center stone is the primary stone on a jewellery. The carat of a center stone is larger than the other ones.
Stone 3:
Stone 3 consist of smaller complementary stones that emphasize the harmony of the center stone and accent stones.
Accent Stone:
Accent Stone is used to define the complementary or secondary stone(s) which are smaller in size generally but much more than stone 1 / gemstones.
Gemstone Clarity:
Gemstone clarity refers to the stone’s colour and clarity. The clarity for a gemstone depends on its type. The AAA clarity refers to very clean stones while the AA clarity refers to semi clean stones.
Carat:
Carat refers to the measure of diamonds and other gemstones.
Solid:
The term "Solid" indicates that the item is not hollow inside.
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Stone Shape:
The shape describes a diamond’s form and appearance, such as round, princess, emerald or oval. All of these shapes have different forms and attributes.
Stone Shape:
The shape describes a diamond’s form and appearance, such as round or oval. All of these shapes have different forms and attributes.
Gemstone Diameter:
A diameter (dimension) refers to actual appearance of a gemstone. Stone diameter is considered to measure the actual size of a gemstone better than a carat weight, due to the various cutting options.
Width:
The width refers to the measurement of the ring from one side to the other. You can measure how wide your ring is on your finger.
Chain colour:
Describes that the chain can be customized white, yellow or red.
Chain alloy:
The metal of the chain can be chosen independently from the pendant. It can be gold and silver.
Thickness:
Send my ring in average size:
Your ring size depends on multiple factors, such as the shape of your finger, your weight and how you would like your ring to feel on your finger. The average ring size for most women is between size L1/2 and size N. For men, it is usually between size S and size T1/2.
Stone Type:
It refers to the stones ranging from zirconia to diamond. It also includes their clarity and carat weights.
Surface:
It refers to the process of polishing, inlaying, granulation upon the facade of the shank.
Profile:
This refers to the wedding ring shapes including flat court, slight court and traditional court. Being flat on the outside and a light curve on the interior are typical characteristics of a flat court. Slight court refers to the ring profile which is slightly rounded on the inner and the outer court. Traditional court is a heavy rounded inner and outer ring court.
Gift Box
All GLAMIRA products are sent in stylish gift boxes.
Gift Box
All GLAMIRA products are sent in stylish gift boxes.
Colour / Alloy:
It is a mixture of different metals. As the combination of different ratios of metals, alloys modifies the properties of pure metals to produce desirable characteristics. As to the precious metals such as gold, silver, palladium or platinum, the manufacturing takes usually place after the metals have already been alloyed. Mixture of different metals might be in different colours such as white, yellow, red etc.
Engraving
GLAMIRA uses the laser engraving technique, which results in a smooth finish on the product.
Engraving your item will not affect its eligibility for free resizing, lifetime warranty or repair.
Certification
All GLAMIRA products are sent with a certificate of authenticity by GLAMIRA. You can also choose to have your diamond certified by GIA or HRD. If you have a particular choice between GIA and HRD, please contact our customer support after you have placed your order.
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Thickness
Accent Colour
Enamel is basically a jewellery ornament applied with coloured glassy substance, translucent or opaque, fused to the surface of articles made of metal.
Accent Colour
Enamel is basically a jewellery ornament applied with coloured glassy substance, translucent or opaque, fused to the surface of articles made of metal.
Accent Colour
Enamel is basically a jewellery ornament applied with coloured glassy substance, translucent or opaque, fused to the surface of articles made of metal.
Accent Colour
Enamel is basically a jewellery ornament applied with coloured glassy substance, translucent or opaque, fused to the surface of articles made of metal.
Rhodium Plated
The white part of your jewellery will be produced from the original white metal and will be plated with rhodium for more luster.
Length
Length
Length
Length
Find your bracelet size
How to modify your anklet length?
To gain a perfect fit, the length of the anklet can be adjusted accordingly with the chain link attached to the clasp.
How to modify your bracelet length?
To gain a perfect fit, the length of the bracelet can be adjusted accordingly with the chain link attached to the clasp.
Quantity of stones
The quantity of stones indicated here is for the ring sizes O and above. The amount of stones may decrease when smaller sizes are selected.
Quantity of stones
Please note that the quantity of stones circling all the way around a ring depends on the ring size. The quantity of stones indicated here is for the ring sizes O and above. The amount of stones may decrease when smaller sizes are selected.
Comfort Fit
The edge of the ring is curved outside for a stylish look and rounded inside for increased comfort.
Coloured Diamond Quality
The quality of coloured diamonds is described by their characteristics such as color, clarity, cut, and brilliance.
Diamond Quality
Diamond quality (grading) describes the diamond's characteristics such as color, clarity and cut.
Select Heat Treatment Option
- Heated
- Unheated
Heated indicates that the gemstone has been exposed to heat treatment for color/clarity enhancement. It is considered a natural type of treatment as it is the continuation of the process where the gemstone was initially formed in the earth.
Unheated indicates that the gemstone has not been exposed to heat treatment and the color/clarity characteristics are natural.
Country of Origin
- African
- Colombian
African emeralds appear in cooler and lighter tones. A little bit darker inclusions may be spotted on these stones.
Colombian emeralds have a warmer tone. Their colour is more intense and pure green accompanied with high clarity. These emeralds are the most valued and popular ones, having very fair inclusions.
Average Weight
The given weight information is approximate and based on size V.
CHAIN LENGTH
To find the head jewellery with the perfect measure, take a measuring tape and wrap it around above the ears and across your eyebrows.
Is your white gold jewellery rhodium plated?
Yes
No
Rhodium plating is used to enhance the luster of white gold. When this option is selected as “No”, your product will not be processed with rhodium and it will have a natural color instead of a pure white and shiny look.
Is your silver jewellery rhodium plated?
Rhodium plating is used only to enhance the white colour and protect the ring from scratches, but the metal underneath the protection layer is silver.
Select Gold
Select the gold karat from the options below.
Bone
With its smaller shape compared to the other type of nose pins, this is the best choice for the healed piercings. It is the easiest one to use so that it could be a good choice for beginners.
How to use: Holding by the side of the adornment, push it through the hole, and you are done.
Right/Left Screw
The best option for those having an active lifestyle or if you are afraid that your nose pin might fall. Compared to the other types, it might be the most challenging one to use.
How to use: Holding it by the diamond, make the round part look like a rainbow, and guide it through the hole with a gentle twisting motion. Flit it up by applying slight pressure.
L Shape
For those having trouble using a screw type of nose pins, it is easier to insert/take off than the screw one and more secure than the nose bone.
How to use: Holding it by the adornment, make the L shape upside down and insert it through the hole. Then, push it in an angle until it is in.
375 Red White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 White Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 White Yellow Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 Yellow White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 White Yellow Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 Yellow White Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 Red White Yellow Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 Yellow Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
375 Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold.
585 Red White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 White Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 White Yellow Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 Yellow White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 White Yellow Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 Yellow White Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 Red White Yellow Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 Yellow Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
585 Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold.
750 Red White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 White Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 White Yellow Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 Yellow White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 White Yellow Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 Yellow White Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 Red White Yellow Gold
>The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 White Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 yellow Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
750 Red Gold
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold.
925 Silver
Silver is a precious metal and, much like gold, is too fine to be utilized in its pure form. To make silver durable enough for use in jewelry, pure silver, which has a 0.999 fineness (99.9%), is often alloyed with small quantities of copper or other metals (7.5%). The copper or other metals are added to strengthen the silver and the resulting product is 0.925 sterling silver (92.5%). Acceptable quality marks for sterling silver are sterling, sterling silver, ster, and 925.
950 Platinum
Considered among the most pure and precious metals used in modern-day jewelry making, platinum has become synonymous with luxury and longevity. Because of its hardness and durability, pure platinum is often mixed with other metals to make it more malleable. The most common alloy metals paired with platinum are copper, palladium, rhodium, iridium, and titanium. Four times stronger than gold, platinum is renowned for its hardwearing properties, resistance to damage and wear, and its substantial heft. Pieces marked with a 950 purity are a blend of 95% Platinum and 5% alloy metals (usually ruthenium, copper, cobalt, iridium, rhodium, or palladium). Only metals marked with a 950 purity designation are considered high-grade platinum.
950 Palladium
950 Palladium alloys developed for jewelry typically contain 95% Palladium and about 5% Ruthenium and have trace amounts of other alloy metals. 950 palladium furthermore does not require rhodium plating, and has desirable, platinum-like setting and forming characteristics.
500 Palladium
Palladium falls within the platinum group of metals and shares the same chemical properties with Platinum, but is softer and more convenient in price. It can be used as a bleaching within the manufacturing of white gold. It’s natural, lustrous, and silvery - white colour does not need to be plated.
500 Palladium contains 50% Palladium and the rest is composed of other elements. The remaining metal alloys are usually silver and zinc.
600 Platinum
Platinum is considered the world’s most precious metal and it is very rare to see %100 pure Platinum as the remaining metal is usually composed of other elements. It is ultimately precious not only because of its exquisite beauty and durability but also because it is not easy to locate Platinum in many parts of the world. Did you know that in order to produce a single ounce of Platinum, a total amount of 10 tons of ore must be mined?
600 Platinum is equivalent to 60% pure Platinum while the rest of the metal is composed of other elements.
At GLAMIRA we gather our metals, used in our production process, from the most trusted suppliers worldwide and with great care and value. Our customers place their credence in us therefore it is our utmost duty to provide them the excellence they deserve in the pieces we offer.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
950 Platinum & Gold
950 Platinum jewellery consists of 95% platinum. Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal and with its durable and stainless structure, it enables a long usage. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 950 Platinum & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
925 Silver & Gold
925 Silver, also called “Sterling Silver”, consists of 92,5% silver. Gold jewellery is made of gold and an alloy of different metals required to process it. 925 Silver & Gold enables the use of both metals together on the same piece of jewellery. The amount of gold depends on the gold karat that you select.
This product is not rhodium plated and has not been processed. Its natural appearance is preserved.
375 Gold with Black Rhodium
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
375 Gold - 9K gold contains 9 parts gold and 15 parts another alloy metal(s), commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 37.5% gold. Black rhodium is a liquid alloy-plating which is applied to the metal by submerging it in the solution prior to electrification (electrolysis).
585 Gold with Black Rhodium
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
585 Gold - 14K gold contains 14 parts gold and 10 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 58.5% gold. Black rhodium is a liquid alloy-plating which is applied to the metal by submerging it in the solution prior to electrification (electrolysis).
750 Gold with Black Rhodium
The designations 18K, 14K, or 9K indicate how much pure gold is present in the mixture. 24K gold is known as 100% pure gold. The system used to state how much pure gold is found in an item:
750 Gold - 18K gold contains 18 parts gold and 6 parts of another alloy metal(s); commonly varying in silver, copper, zinc, platinum or palladium, making it 75% gold. Black rhodium is a liquid alloy-plating which is applied to the metal by submerging it in the solution prior to electrification (electrolysis).
925 Silver with Black Rhodium
Silver is a precious metal and, much like gold, is too fine to be utilized in its pure form. To make silver durable enough for use in jewelry, pure silver, which has a 0.999 fineness (99.9%), is often alloyed with small quantities of copper or other metals (7.5%). The copper or other metals are added to strengthen the silver and the resulting product is 0.925 sterling silver (92.5%). Acceptable quality marks for sterling silver are sterling, sterling silver, ster, and 925. Black rhodium is a liquid alloy-plating which is applied to the metal by submerging it in the solution prior to electrification (electrolysis).
Profile A - Traditional Comfort Fit
The edge of the ring is rounded inside as well as outside.
Profile B - Flat Band Comfort Fit
The edge of the ring is rounded inside and flat outside with a slight dome for increased comfort.
Profile C - Concave Comfort Fit
The edge of the ring is curved outside for a stylish look and rounded inside for increased comfort.
Polished
Polished
Bright and reflective finish. It is a good way to showcase the metal. Also known as bright finish.
Wire Brushed (Ice Matte)
Wire Brushed (Ice Matte)
Non-reflective finish with deeper brush strokes.
Horizontal Brushed (Matte)
Horizontal Brushed (Matte)
Non-reflective finish with a linear brush texture. This type of finish reduces the reflectivity of the metal.
Sandblasted
Sandblasted
A coarse finish with a grainy texture. It provides a special effect when used together with polished finish.
Vertical Brushed (Matte)
Vertical Brushed (Matte)
Non-reflective finish with a vertical brush texture. This type of finish reduces the reflectivity of the metal. It provides a chic look when used together with polished finish.
Polished - Diagonal Textured Finish
Polished
Bright and reflective finish. It is a good way to showcase the metal. Also known as bright finish.
Diagonal Textured Finish
Non-reflective finish with texture of diagonal strokes.
Polished - Vertically Matte
Polished
Bright and reflective finish. It is a good way to showcase the metal. Also known as bright finish.
Vertically Matte
Non-reflective finish with a vertical brush texture. This type of finish reduces the reflectivity of the metal. It provides a chic look when used together with polished finish.
Polished - Horizantly Matte
Polished
Bright and reflective finish. It is a good way to showcase the metal. Also known as bright finish
Horizantly Matte
Non-reflective finish with a linear brush texture. This type of finish reduces the reflectivity of the metal.
Polished - Ice Matte
Polished
Bright and reflective finish. It is a good way to showcase the metal. Also known as bright finish
Ice Matte
Non-reflective finish with deeper brush strokes.
Polished - Sandy Matte
Polished
Bright and reflective finish. It is a good way to showcase the metal. Also known as bright finish
Sandy Matte
A coarse finish with a grainy texture. It provides a special effect when used together with polished finish.
Diamond Colour
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- J
- K-Z
D diamonds are the finest white and colourless; the rarest colour grades and have the highest value.
E diamonds are the second highest colour grade in “colourless” scale. E diamonds are referred as rare white and exceptionally fine.
F diamonds are on the last grade of “colourless” scale and considered as rare and fine white diamonds.
G diamonds are on the first place to “near colourless” scale; are very valuable. They contain slight traces of white colour.
H diamonds are on the “near colourless” scale and slightly coloured. The colour on the H diamonds can only be detected when compared with other colourless diamonds.
I diamonds are slightly tinted and considered as “near colourless”. The slight colour on the I diamonds may be detected.
J diamonds are considered as on the last scale of “near colourless” grade. The slight white colour of J diamonds can be detected.
K-Z grade diamonds are considered as slightly coloured to coloured diamonds; from light yellow to yellow.
Diamond Cut
- Excellent
- Very Good
- Good
- Fair
Diamonds in this range are on the top of the all grade settings and very rare due to perfect interaction of its facets and light. These diamonds reflect the light best and sparkle so intensely among all the diamond categories.
Diamonds in this range are considered as having the highest cut grade. The interaction of facets shows a good balance and deliver fire and brightness in a diamond.
Diamonds in this range produce slight fire and sparkle comparing to the ideal cut diamonds and deliver slight darkness.
Diamonds in this range reflect limited light and brilliance.
Diamond Stone Clarity
- FL-IF
- VVS1-VVS2
- VS1-VS2
- SI1-SI2
- I1
- I2-I3
This clarity scale is considered from flawless to internally flawless. These diamonds do not include any inclusions. Internally flawless diamonds may only contain faint external blemishes, which is removable by repolishing. Flawless and Internally Flawless diamonds are very rare.
Diamonds with this clarity may contain very, very slight inclusions, that are extremely hard to detect under 10X magnification mirror and not noticeable with naked-eye.
Diamonds with this clarity contain very slight minor inclusions that can be seen under 10X magnification mirror and are not noticeable with naked-eye.
Diamonds in this clarity group include slight inclusions that can be detected under 10X magnification mirror.
Diamonds contain slight inclusions, are noticeable under graded 10X magnification and visible to the naked-eye under close examination.
Diamonds contain obvious inclusions that may affect the brilliance of the diamonds. Inclusions on these diamonds are visible to naked-eyes.
Chain length
- 45 cm
- 50 cm
You can choose from two options for the length of your chain. Please click the size options above to view the difference between them.
You can choose from two options for the length of your chain. Please click the size options above to view the difference between them.
The
Lab created
Stones
Extraordinary and as beautiful as natural stone jewellery… Lab-created diamonds and precious stones are the latest trend in jewellery to reflect your great sense and feelings.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A 
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine white sapphires.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India, Mozambique
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique, Thailand
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rarely visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for white sapphire jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Dark
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India
Characterization:
Dark blue colour with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine sapphires.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Medium Intense
Clarity:
Visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India, Mozambique
Characterization:
Medium intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Heated
Unheated
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique, Thailand
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Heated
Unheated
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rarely visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique
Characterization:
Very intense colour along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for sapphire jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Dark
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India
Characterization:
Dark red colour with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine rubies.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Medium Intense
Clarity:
Visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India, Mozambique
Characterization:
Medium intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Heated
Unheated
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique, Thailand
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Heated
Unheated
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rarely visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique
Characterization:
Very intense colour along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for ruby jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Dark
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine emeralds.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Medium Intense
Clarity:
Visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India, Mozambique
Characterization:
Fair intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
African
Colombian
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique, Thailand
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
African
Colombian
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rarely visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for emerald jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine pink sapphire jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India, Mozambique
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique, Thailand
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rarely visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for pink sapphire jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine yellow sapphires.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Source Country:
Thailand, India, Mozambique
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique, Thailand
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rarely visible inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Source Country:
Mozambique
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for yellow sapphire jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine amethyst jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for amethyst jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine citrine jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for citrine jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Dark
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine garnet jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Medium Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for garnet jewellery.
BABY SKY BLUE
SKY BLUE
SWISS BLUE
LONDON BLUE
BABY SKY BLUE
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine blue topaz jewellery.
SKY BLUE
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
SWISS BLUE
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
LONDON BLUE
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for blue topaz jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine peridot jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for peridot jewellery.
AAA
AAAA
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for aquamarine jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine fire opal jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for fire opal jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine green amethyst jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for green amethyst jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine green tourmaline jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for green tourmaline jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine pink tourmaline jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for pink tourmaline jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine rose quartz jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for rose quartz jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine tanzanite jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for tanzanite jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine morganite jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for morganite jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Dark
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine rhodolite garnet jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Medium Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for rhodolite garnet jewellery.
A
AA
AAA
AAAA
A
Colour Intensity:
Fair Intensity
Clarity:
Opaque
Light Reflection:
Low Reflection
Rarity:
Common
Characterization:
Fair intensity with no ability to reflect light. Basic quality for fine tsavorite jewellery.
AA
Colour Intensity:
Moderately Intense
Clarity:
Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Limited Reflection
Rarity:
Less Common
Characterization:
Moderate intensity with a capacity to reflect a little bit of light. Contains slight inclusions, which may be visible to naked eye.
AAA
Colour Intensity:
Intense
Clarity:
Very Slightly Visible Inclusions
Light Reflection:
Good Reflection
Rarity:
Rare
Characterization:
High intensity in colour along with high brilliance. May contain very small inclusions that are visible to naked eye.
AAAA
Colour Intensity:
Very Intense
Clarity:
Rare Inclusions
Light Reflection:
High Reflection
Rarity:
Very Rare
Characterization:
Very high intensity along with extra brilliance. Difficult to find and known as the best quality for tsavorite jewellery.
I
SI
VS
VVS
I
Colour:
G
Clarity:
I
Cut:
Good
Characterization:
Diamonds contain slight inclusions, are noticeable under graded 10X magnification and visible to the naked-eye under close examination.
SI
Colour:
H
Clarity:
SI
Cut:
Very Good
Characterization:
Diamonds in this clarity group include slight inclusions that can be detected under 10X magnification mirror.
VS
Colour:
H
Clarity:
VS
Cut:
Excellent
Characterization:
Diamonds with this clarity contain very slight minor inclusions that can be seen under 10X magnification mirror and are not noticeable with naked-eye.
VVS
Colour:
H
Clarity:
VVS
Cut:
Excellent
Characterization:
Diamonds with this clarity may contain very, very slight inclusions, that are extremely hard to detect under 10X magnification mirror and not noticeable with naked-eye.
Fancy Yellow
Light
Fancy
Fancy Intense
FANCY YELLOW
Colour:
Fancy Yellow
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Enhanced Color
Characterization:
These yellow diamonds has usually a light colour tone and low intensity. It is the minimum requirement for fine jewellery.
Light
Colour:
Light
Clarity:
SI1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
With it's more vivid colour, it is certainly a more preferred yellow diamond. These yellow diamonds has a medium intense colour and slight darker shade.
Fancy
Colour:
Fancy
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These yellow diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to yellow diamonds. They have an intense yellow colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery.
Fancy Intense
Colour:
Fancy Intense
Clarity:
VVS
Cut:
Excellent
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These yellow diamonds have the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
Fancy Deep
Fancy Grayish Blue
Fancy Intense
Fancy Deep
Colour:
Fancy Deep
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Enhanced Color
Characterization:
These blue diamonds has usually a light colour tone and low intensity. It is the minimum requirement for fine jewellery.
FANCY GRAYISH BLUE
Colour:
Fancy Grayish Blue
Clarity:
SI1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These blue diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to blue diamonds. They have a intense blue colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery
Fancy Intense
Colour:
Fancy Intense
Clarity:
VVS
Cut:
Excellent
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These blue diamonds has the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery
Fancy Deep
Fancy Purplish Pink
Fancy Intense
Fancy Deep
Colour:
Fancy Deep
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Enhanced Color
Characterization:
With it's more vivid colour, it is certainly a more preferred pink diamond. These pink diamonds has a medium intense colour and slight darker shade.
Fancy Purplish Pink
Colour:
Fancy Purplish Pink
Clarity:
SI1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These pink diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to pink diamonds. They have a intense pink colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery
Fancy Intense
Colour:
Fancy Intense
Clarity:
VVS
Cut:
Excellent
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These pink diamonds has the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
Fancy Dark
Fancy Light
Fancy Deep Green
Fancy Intense
FANCY DARK
Colour:
Fancy Dark
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Enhanced Color
Characterization:
These green diamonds has usually a light colour tone and low intensity. It is the minimum requirement for fine jewellery.
Fancy Light
Colour:
Fancy Light
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
With it's more vivid colour, it is certainly a more preferred green diamond. These green diamonds has a medium intense colour and slight darker shade.
Fancy Deep Green
Colour:
Fancy Deep Green
Clarity:
SI1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These green diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to green diamonds. They have an intense green colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery.
Fancy Intense
Colour:
Fancy Intense
Clarity:
VVS
Cut:
Excellent
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These green diamonds has the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
FANCY VIVID
FANCY LIGHT
FANCY
FANCY INTENSE
FANCY VIVID
Colour:
FANCY VIVID
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Enhanced Color
Characterization:
These brown diamonds has the most intense and vivid colour. They are very rare and are suited for your finest jewellery.
FANCY LIGHT
Colour:
FANCY LIGHT
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These brown diamonds has usually a light colour tone and low intensity. It is the minimum requirement for fine jewellery.
FANCY
Colour:
FANCY
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
With it's more vivid colour, it is certainly a more preferred brown diamond. These brown diamonds has a medium intense colour and slight darker shade.
FANCY INTENSE
Colour:
FANCY INTENSE
Clarity:
VS1
Cut:
Very Good
Brilliance:
High
Color Origin:
Natural Color
Characterization:
These brown diamonds are definitely the most preferred choice when it comes to brown diamonds. They has a intense brown colour and are suited very well for fine jewellery
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VS
VVS
VS
Colour:
H
Cut:
Very Good
Clarity:
VS
Shape:
Round
VVS
Colour:
H
Cut:
Excellent
Clarity:
VVS
Shape:
Round
VS
VVS
VS
Colour:
H
Cut:
Very Good
Clarity:
VS
Shape:
Round
VVS
Colour:
H
Cut:
Excellent
Clarity:
VVS
Shape:
Round
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