Our Gemstones

Green Garnet is a variety of garnet in various shades of green. Tsavorite which is found in Kenya is one of the most rare and expensive varieties of garnet. This is our pride and joy with its unique shades of green.

Red Garnet is the most common garnet found in many shades of red and popular in making jewellery. The richness of red in garnets is beautiful for all occasions. Garnets are found in many colours and varieties.

Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz and the most popular purple gemstone. It is used in Jewellery and associated with royalty.

Tourmaline is a family of related gemstones with widely varying properties. Tourmalines come in an amazing range of colors, including multi-color zones. We have black and green tourmalines.

Rhodolite gemstone is a purplish red garnet, an ideal crystal for jewellery as it does not have many blemishes & inclusions and comes in an attractive colour.

Iolite is a unique violet-blue gemstone with interesting colour variations. It can be mistaken with similar-looking stones like tanzanite and sapphire.

Pyrope is a deep red garnet, known for its vibrant color and used as a gemstone. It's an almandine under the garnet family.

Rubies from Kenya are known for their deep red to purplish-red hues, high durability, and unique inclusions.

Spessartine/orange garnet from Kenya is a highly desirable, vibrant orange to reddish-orange gemstone, often prized for its "Fanta" (bright orange) color.

Quartz is one of the most common and varied minerals on earth, and its abundant colors produce many gemstone types. Amethyst and Citrine are the most popular and valuable gem varieties of Quartz.

Kyanite is a vibrant blue, blade-like gemstone, Its name comes from the Greek word kyanos, meaning "blue". While blue is its signature color, it can also be found in other colors.