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| Genuine Gemstone and Natural Mineral Gallery |
Traditionally, common gemstones were classified into precious stones (cardinal gems) and semi-precious
stones. The former category was largely determined by a history of ecclesiastical, devotional or ceremonial use
and rarity. Only five types of gemstones were considered precious: diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald, and
amethyst. In current usage by gemologists, all gems are considered precious, although four of the five original
"cardinal gems" (excluding the now-common amethyst) are usually—but not always—the most valuable. Natural
stones and minerals can be found with brilliant qualities as well such as Jasper, Jade, Agate, Amber,
Soapstone, Onyx and many more.
stones. The former category was largely determined by a history of ecclesiastical, devotional or ceremonial use
and rarity. Only five types of gemstones were considered precious: diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald, and
amethyst. In current usage by gemologists, all gems are considered precious, although four of the five original
"cardinal gems" (excluding the now-common amethyst) are usually—but not always—the most valuable. Natural
stones and minerals can be found with brilliant qualities as well such as Jasper, Jade, Agate, Amber,
Soapstone, Onyx and many more.
| Click on a Gemstone or Mineral to see the jewelry we currently have available |
Amethyst
Aquamarine
Blue Topaz
Citrine
Emerald
Diamond
Garnet
Opal
Pearl
Peridot
Ruby
Sapphire
Jasper
Millefiori
Onyx
Jade
Howlite
Malachite
Unakite
Agate
Lapis Lazuli
Ruby Zoisite