Symbolic of royalty and divinity, Amethyst is one of the most popular gemstones due to its affordability, beautiful color and durability. Amethysts typically range from a pale lilac to a deep, rich purple color. Part of the Quartz family.

Known as "the gem of the sea," Aquamarines feature a distinct pale to medium blue color, sometimes with a lovely hint of green. The durability and affordability of this stone make it ideal for everyday wear. Aquamarine is a member of the Beryl family.

The beautiful contrast that appears when black diamonds are paired with other gems (especially white diamonds) make them an essential part of any wardrobe. The deep black color means less expensive, lower clarity diamonds can be used since they can't be seen through.

Royal and romantic, blue sapphires are the most available and popular color of sapphire. Since they are symbolic of loyalty, trust and fidelity, they have long been a wonderful choice for engagement rings. Part of the corundum family, making them the hardest gems behind diamonds.

The stunning color of the very affordable blue topaz can range from a pastel blue to a vivid glacier-like deep blue. According to legend, ancient Greeks believed topaz had mystical powers that increased their strength and could make their wearer invisible.

This gorgeous gem is readily available, affordable, and durable, making it perfect for everyday wear. Citrine ranges in color from yellow to gold. Darker orangey brown to reddish colors are considered to be the most valuable. Part of the Quartz family of minerals.

One of the most desirable gems since the beginning of time, Emeralds have been treasured worldwide by divine rulers, such as Cleopatra. Their rarity and beauty can often make them more expensive than a ruby or diamond in similar sizes and qualities. Part of the Beryl family.

Mozambique garnets display a warm, earthy, deep red color, with hints of orange and brown. Affordable and accessible, garnets are one of the few gems that don't undergo treatment. Member of the Pyrope species.

Green amethyst is a seafoam colored gemstone that typically is treated to produce a softer, enhanced color. These stones are affordable, durable and are good for everyday wear. Part of the Quartz family.

Tourmaline comes in more colors than any other gemstone variety and green tourmaline is one of the most popular. Its beautiful rich color symbolic of growth and fertility can range from a lighter green to a more vivid and complex green tinged with yellow, blue, or brown shades.

The scintillating deep rich bluish violet of an Iolite is perfectly suited for people looking to capture the beauty of a sapphire or tanzanite without paying the premium. Considered fair for everyday wear.

An onyx symbolizes power and sophistication. Roman soldiers reportedly gained courage by possessing this distinctive gem. Its rich midnight black color fits in with any wardrobe, especially when contrasted against bright or vibrant colors.

This absolutely stunning and stylish gem features a distinctive lime-green color that can range from a light yellowish-green to a rich deep pure green. Mined mostly in Arizona, peridots are found in volcanic rocks and fallen meteors that have existed for many thousands of years.

Ranging from a pastel to a more intense passionate hot pink, this member of the sapphire family is feminine, elegant, and works well in many different jewelry styles. A member of the corundum family.

Less expensive than pink sapphires, the feminine, youthful pink tourmaline's color ranges from a bubblegum hue to a deeper, richer pink. Known as the "gemstone of the rainbow," ancient mystics believed tourmaline enhanced energy and artistic intuition.

Rock crystal is a clear, colorless gem from the Quartz family of minerals. Ancient Greeks believed that rock crystal was water frozen so hard that it couldn't thaw, hence why rock crystal jewelry is commonly referred to as "ice jewelry." An affordable substitute for diamond or white sapphire.

Known by legend as the "love stone" because it could keep love strong or heal a broken heart, rose quartz is a feminine, stylish and elegant gem. It features a pretty pale-pink powder-puff color with a milky transparency.

Historically one of the most valuable and alluring gems all over the world, rubies are symbolic of passion and courage. They range in color from a pinkish red to a deep pure vivid red, sometimes with a slight hint of purple. Part of the corundum family along with sapphires.

Smoky quartz is an earth-tone with a rich beautiful brown color. Its durability and sophisticated, elegant appearance lends itself well to both everyday wear as well as special occasions.

Coming straight from Tanzania near Mount Kilimanjaro, these beautiful trichroic gems exhibit a velvety violet or deep vivid blue color when viewed from the top, purple and bronze when viewed from other angles. Of the species zoisite, tanzanites should be handled carefully.

Modern and magnificent, tsavorite garnets naturally occur in colors ranging from a light yellowish green to a deep vibrant forest green. They are an affordable and excellent substitute for emeralds and are durable enough for everyday wear. Member of the grossularite species.

Traditionally valued as much for its beauty as for its spiritual power, the distinct color of turquoise naturally resembles a pure sky blue with a hint of green. They are plentiful and affordable and is a symbol of good health and fortune, serving as a holy stone for many cultures.

The expressive and fresh color of yellow sapphires can range from a medium lemony yellow to a warmer dark golden yellow. Their youthful and vibrant essence contrasts beautifully with white or black gems. They also look terrific paired up with other colors like pinks and greens.

This elegant gem is a wonderful substitute for people who love diamonds but are looking to save some money. White sapphires often feature faint hints of blue, yellow, or gray. They are part of the corundum family making them a very tough durable gem.