Rare Gems: Paraiba Tourmaline and Unheated Sapphires

This ring isn't just stunning—it's a rare piece of history, featuring a Paraiba

tourmaline that could set your collection apart and unheated sapphires that shine like nothing else.

Wait till you see it up close! Paraiba tourmaline is the most expensive colored gemstone

per carat, even surpassing diamonds. This electric blue stone was only discovered

in 1989 in Brazil, and less than fifty kilograms exist worldwide. Unheated sapphires

command premium prices because heat treatment is standard industry practice to enhance color.

When you find one that's naturally perfect, you're holding geological lightning in a bottle.

These sapphires form over millions of years without any human intervention needed.