The Stuart Sapphire gets its name from the House of Stuarts, the Royal House of Scotland from 1371, and of England from 1603 to 1714 except for a short period of interruption between 1649 and 1660, during the republican commonwealth. The…
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The name “Blue Giant of the Orient Sapphire” seems to reflect the type of gemstone, its enormous size and the general region of origin of the stone in the world. The stone is an exceptional quality blue sapphire, and the use of…
The Logan Blue Sapphire gets its name from Mrs. John A. Logan in whose honor the stone has been named after she donated it in 1960 to the National Museum of Natural History of the Smithsonian Institution, in Washington D.C.
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The Worlds finest Rhodolite (Red) Garnets are of African Origin.
Kenya,Mozambique,Tanzania,Cameroon and Madagascar
are among the countries producing high quality gem grade Red (Rhodolite) Garnets.
The Worlds finest Rhodolite (Red) Garnets are of African Origin. Kenya,Mozambique,Tanzania,Cameroon and Madagascar are among the countries producing high quality gem grade Red (Rhodolite) Garnets. Please place the cursor of the mouse over the image for image title
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