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Burmese or African Ruby ?   Long considered the King of the Ruby, Burmese ruby are about to be dethroned by theirs brothers of Africa:...

The red precious stone "par excellence", the ruby is a fascinating gem ...

Tourmaline: The Stone With Infinite Color Variations Tourmaline comes from the Sinhalese “turamali”, which means “multi-coloured stones”.

Although jewellery has long been intended primarily for a female clientele, the jewellery industry nevertheless remained, for centuries, a largely male-dominated world. Behind the great...

Find out all about cultured pearls: history, types (Akoya, Tahitian, freshwater), how to choose and care for them. A complete guide to identifying genuine pearls...

Discover the rare world of unheated sapphires, natural gemstones that represent less than 5% of the global market. Authenticity, rarity, and investment value: explore why...

Ethical jewellery: combining aesthetics and ecological responsibility Buying ethical jewellery is a great way to combine beauty and ecological responsibility.

With a colour somewhere between that of the sky and that of the sea, the sapphire is undoubtedly the most famous blue gemstone ...