Tanzanite made a splash when it first hit the market in the 1960s, and its deep, ocean-like hues are still in demand among jewelers.
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This bright, durable green garnet from East Africa is a captivating alternative to emerald.
Any Way You Slice It
Innovative gem cuts are both breathtaking works of art and increasingly popular in jewelry.
Different Facets
Recutting a gem can intensify its color, add value, and make more efficient use of supply.
In the Spinel of Things
From the renown it enjoyed in Persia to the premiums it commands today, this blazing, durable stone comes in a rainbow of shades and is a favorite among designers.
Getting into the Groove
The ancient technique of gem carving is alive and well today, creating valuable jewels that stand out.
Textile Treasures: Shachee Shah
The Indian designer has developed a cult following for her gold jewelry that’s woven to look like lace.