BLUE SAPPHIRE

Sri lanka's Gem supreme, of corn flower blue, is the favorite of fashionable women the world over.

The Blue Sapphire is Sri Lanka's Gem Supreme. And Sri Lanka's Blue Sapphires are the finest in the world. Sapphires of the finest quality have what is called the experts 'a corn flower blue' or a royal blue tint. The highly priced of all gems, the Blue Sapphire is second only to the diamond in hardness.

CAT'S EYE [Tiger's eye]

The honey yellow and apple green Cat's Eye of lustrous smoothness is extolled for the protection she yields to the wearer.

The rich, tawny sheen of cat'tiger’s-eye quartz, commonly called tiger’s-eye, demonstrates how its name originated. An optical property called chatoyancy is responsible for the eyelike aspect of the stone. Originally, the stone contained fibrous crystals of asbestos, but these were dissolved and replaced by quartz and iron oxides that reproduced their structure exactly. These irregular inner crystals reflect light, glowing as an actual eye might.

ALEXANDRITE

If you are a connoisseur of the rarest yields from the mysterious depths of earth you will need to possess an Alexandrite.

STAR RUBY

The scarlet perfection and it's scintillating beauty adopt to the dream come true in gems.

Some stones display a star when illuminated, an effect called asterism. Asterism is caused by inclusions, which are needlelike extensions of other mineral crystals (such as rutile) trapped within the primary stone. The Rosser Reeves stone shown here is one of the finest star rubies and weighs 138.7 carats.

STAR SAPPHIRE

With her azure heart a-gleam with radiant snowy streaks, the star sapphires sparkle brings her owner good luck.

AMETHYST

Burnished by nature into a high purplish polish, the Amethyst is a beauty among gems.

GARNET

All the world's Garnet's(pyrope) are ordinary after Sri Lanka's Elahera Garnet made it's radiant bow.