Stones

Explore gemstone sourcing. Individual stones, specifications, availability and prices are confirmed before purchase.

Find your stone.

Start with the material. Choose natural or lab-grown, then refine the stone and specifications.

Colored gemstones

Start with a gem variety such as sapphire, ruby or emerald, then specify your material preference.

Lab-grown colored gemstones

Specify the actual gem variety, not just a birthstone color. Laboratory-grown sapphire, ruby and emerald are examples to discuss; not every gem has a suitable lab-grown option.

Another gem / still deciding
Natural colored gemstones

Choose the gem variety, color and target dimensions. Natural does not mean untreated; treatment disclosures and available documentation are reviewed for each option.

Another gem / still deciding

Diamonds

A dedicated route for diamond sourcing, including colorless and fancy-color requests.

Lab-grown diamonds

Request laboratory-grown diamond options with shape, dimensions, quantity and report preferences. Moissanite and cubic zirconia are not lab-grown diamonds.

Discuss this diamond brief
Natural diamonds

Specify shape, dimensions, target carat weight, quantity and available-report requirements. Natural origin and any treatments must be confirmed for the actual diamond.

Discuss this diamond brief

These are sourcing enquiry routes, not live inventory. Availability, material identity, treatments, reports and terms are confirmed for each proposed option.

Pearls, moissanite or another material? Describe the material in your brief

Cultured pearls are not laboratory-grown gemstones. Imitation materials are identified separately from the gem they resemble. Read GIA's material guide

Prefer to start with a month? Explore birthstones