a Whole new World of coloured Gemstones

This is a story of a journey
through places, through ages and of people the gem encounters
on its journey to the final destination: here, today.

A ray of light

Spinel, historically more expensive than Diamonds and mistaken for rubies until the science of gemmology was developed. The object of devotion and desire for collectors and the world's finest jewellers.

21 March 2019/by gfadmin

Ratnarj, the King of precious stones

Spinel, historically more expensive than Diamonds and mistaken for rubies until the science of gemmology was developed. The object of devotion and desire for collectors and the world's finest jewellers.

4 December 2018/by gfadmin

Red heart shape Spinel: the ultimate symbol of Love

Spinel, historically more expensive than Diamonds and mistaken for rubies until the science of gemmology was developed. The object of devotion and desire for collectors and the world's finest jewellers.

26 November 2018/by gfadmin

India: origins of the mermaid’s treasure

Aquamarine is also known as "the mermaid’s treasure" and it's linked to the sea and known since ancient times, the favourite and protective gemstone of sailors, pirates and travellers.

22 October 2018/by gfadmin

Farafatrana and the Madagascar’s treasures

The tropical region of Farafatrana on Madagascar’s east coast is still partially covered with lush rainforest.
When the local farmers aren’t working they use their time to dig for Morganites, Aquamarines and Emerald.

22 October 2018/by gfadmin

Elahera, the realm of blue sapphires

Sri Lanka is often called and known as the “jewel box” of the Indian Ocean. An island permeated with spiritualism, Buddhism and Vedic tradition, where gems have always been part of the life of the inhabitants.

22 October 2018/by gfadmin