fine stones
Originating from nature, fine gemstones come in a multitude of dazzling colors, offering jewelers endless possibilities for unique and exclusive pieces. Amethyst, tourmaline, agate, and many other fine gemstones are carefully selected for their rarity, brilliance, and exceptional purity.
These exceptional gems, enhanced by unparalleled craftsmanship, bestow a prestigious and timeless aura upon the House's creations.
Agate
Agate belongs to the quartz family, and more specifically, to that of microcrystalline quartz, whose crystals are not visible to the naked eye…
Amethyst
Amethyst, like citrine, belongs to the quartz family, and more specifically, to that of macrocrystalline quartz, that is to say that its crystals are visible to the naked eye.
citrine
Citrine, like amethyst, belongs to the quartz family, and more specifically, to that of macrocrystalline quartz; that is, its crystals are visible to the naked eye.
Garnet
Garnet refers to a family of gemstones that includes several types of stones with identical crystalline structures, the most well-known of which are red, namely pyropes, almandines, and rhodolites.
Opal
By “opal”, we mean three different types of stones which have considerably different physical properties: iridescent precious opals also called noble opals which are the best known, vermilion red fire opals and common opals.
Quartz
Quartz is a family of minerals with the same chemical composition and similar physical properties.
Tourmaline
The word tourmaline refers to a mineralogical family comprising a series of isomorphous (of the same shape) crystals.
Tsavorite
Tsavorite belongs to the garnet family and more particularly to that of grossularis, a variety of garnet which includes gems of yellow, green or brown color.