Our collection includes 100% natural semi-precious gemstones alongside simulated stones such as Cubic Zirconia. Natural gemstones are prized for their depth of colour, clarity and individual characteristics. With variations in shade, pattern and texture making every piece unique. Whether you're searching for an everyday favourite or a statement style, find gemstone jewellery to suit every occasion.
Types of gemstones
It is a natural gemstone in soft blue to green tones and the birthstone for March. Its fresh hue works well in pendant necklaces, fine chains and drop earrings. Each stone may vary slightly in colour and clarity.
This stone is known for its green to blue shades with natural white markings. It’s a popular choice for beaded bracelets, statement pendants and inlay jewellery. Variations in pattern and tone make each piece unique.
Aventurine features a rich green tone with a subtle shimmer effect. It’s often used in bracelets, simple necklaces and everyday earrings. Natural inclusions create slight differences in lustre and texture.
Recognised for its dark base with flashes of blue, green and gold, it is commonly used in statement pendants, rings and drop earrings. Each stone displays its own finish.
This gemstone stands out for its deep green colour and banded patterns. It’s frequently used in inlay designs, rings and pendant necklaces. Natural variations ensure no two pieces are the same.
Known for its soft white tones and iridescent finish that refracts light. It’s ideal for delicate necklaces, chain bracelets and stud earrings. Variations in sheen and clarity occur naturally.
Onyx is a smooth, deep black gemstone with a polished finish. It works across rings, pendant necklaces and minimalist chain styles. Slight natural differences in tone may be visible.
As the birthstone for October, it is famous for displaying flashes of multiple colours within a single stone. It’s often set in pendants, rings and earrings, each stone has a unique play of colour.
This semi-precious stone displays vibrant blue, green and purple tones with a natural iridescent finish. It’s commonly used in inlay jewellery, pendants and statement earrings. Colour and pattern will vary.
As one of the world's most abundant natural minerals, it can be found in a variety of colours. It’s used across necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings. Each stone may differ in tone and clarity.
Turquoise is known for its blue to green hues and natural veining. It’s a popular choice for beaded bracelets, pendant necklaces and earrings. Every stone has its own unique pattern.
Cubic Zirconia is a simulated stone with a clear, high-shine finish. Its brilliant appearance makes it a popular addition to both everyday and occasion jewellery.