Jewellery Gems & Findings

Diamonds are have for many years been an iconic gemstone symbolising everlasting love which is where the saying ‘a diamond is forever’ comes from. The everlasting symbolism is derived from many factors including the fact that it is the hardest substance known on earth.   Throughout history, diamonds were used to engrave tools due to […]

Aquamarine is derived from the Latin word for ‘seawater’ as the colour replicates that of the ocean. Aquamarine is a neutralising stone, which is known for reconciling enemies and kindling friendships. Due to this meaning, aquamarine was also considered the most appropriate morning gift to give to a bride by her groom following the consummation […]

Amethyst is an authentic stone with a rich history being involved in many iconic lives and events. In earlier times, Amethyst was very meaningful in the Christian church, worn on Bishops’ rings as the royal purple colour of amethyst was used to symbolise Christ. Amethyst is also included in royal collections all over the world […]

Topaz is thought to have received its name from the Greek word topazion, which originates from the Sanskrit tapas, meaning, “fire.” There are other views however, that believe the name originated from the name of the Egyptian island of topazos in the Red Sea. Topaz is an iconic gemstone with a rich history. Since the […]

Citrine is a unique gemstone belonging to the large family of quartz. The name originated from ‘citron’, a French word meaning ‘lemon’. The earthy colour of Citrine is most common a golden yellow but can also be found in more greenish-yellow, brownish-yellow or even orange colours. Each gemstone has its own unique meaning and Citrine […]