Gemstones
Learn More about the stones you buy
Take a good look at the gem below, isn’t it a beautiful color? 2.03 ct Mozambique Ruby (H) As the “Queen of Gems” with centuries
Those born in October enjoy two spectacular birthstones to commemorate their birthdays – opal and tourmaline. Both October birthstones have endless color combinations and beautiful
Illuminating + Ultimate Gray As we emerge from a one-of-a-kind year, the Pantone Color Institute™ has chosen two Colors of the Year for 2021: Illuminating
A colorful, brief background on the major gemstones used in jewelry today. Each gem includes a description, a photo of the cut gem, and then
A colorful, brief background on the major gemstones used in jewelry today. Each gem includes a description, a photo of the cut gem, and then
A colorful, brief background on the major gemstones used in jewelry today. Each gem includes a description, a photo of the crystal, and then cut
A colorful, brief background on the major gemstones used in jewelry today. Each gem includes a description, a photo of the crystal, and then cut
We have always loved opal! The play of color is endlessly fascinating. Opal has all the spectral colors within. Below are a few from our
When we create a uniquely designed engagement ring, we start with a conversation about hopes, dreams, style, and more. Then we do a concept sketch
Dealers old enough to remember the golden age, nearly 30 years back, when Burma ruby was so plentiful there was no need to sell any
In my quest for combinations of colored gems, SOLANGE demonstrates a centered diamond with a very colorful halo.What do you think?..Let us be your full
Here is a custom design proposal for an 18K yellow gold double band, giving an updated look to a 100 year old 2 carat diamond
Welcome to Peter Indorf Designs Blog! This issue is about Peridot and Spinel, the birthstones for August. I hope you enjoy the materials here, which
A group of multi-color sapphire stacking rings in platinum, by Peter Indorf. The word Sapphire comes from “sapheiros,” which means “bright blue stone” in Greek.
Black opal with “Chinese Writing” play-of-color set in a platinum pendant with Tahitian black pearls. By Peter Indorf. Opals are a wonder of nature. Writers
Green tourmaline and diamond sun pin shown with the original design rendition, by Peter Indorf. History and Lore Researchers from the Gemological Institute of America
From our collection, an unusual bi-color Citrine with a zone of darker orange-brown, 35.86 carats. This month, we’re featuring Citrine and Topaz,two gems that are often
Let’s face it, roaming the mall and searching to find that special something for the holidays is no easy task. This year, for your significant gifts skip the
When I first started making jewelry in the early 1970s, one of the first gemstones I worked with was Turquoise. To this day, I feel
Those of you born in January will recognize your birthstone in the deep dark red of Garnets, but you might be surprised to learn that
Take a good look at the gem below, isn’t it a beautiful color? 2.03 ct Mozambique Ruby (H) As the “Queen of Gems” with centuries
Those born in October enjoy two spectacular birthstones to commemorate their birthdays – opal and tourmaline. Both October birthstones have endless color combinations and beautiful
Illuminating + Ultimate Gray As we emerge from a one-of-a-kind year, the Pantone Color Institute™ has chosen two Colors of the Year for 2021: Illuminating
A colorful, brief background on the major gemstones used in jewelry today. Each gem includes a description, a photo of the cut gem, and then
A colorful, brief background on the major gemstones used in jewelry today. Each gem includes a description, a photo of the cut gem, and then
A colorful, brief background on the major gemstones used in jewelry today. Each gem includes a description, a photo of the crystal, and then cut
A colorful, brief background on the major gemstones used in jewelry today. Each gem includes a description, a photo of the crystal, and then cut
We have always loved opal! The play of color is endlessly fascinating. Opal has all the spectral colors within. Below are a few from our
When we create a uniquely designed engagement ring, we start with a conversation about hopes, dreams, style, and more. Then we do a concept sketch
Dealers old enough to remember the golden age, nearly 30 years back, when Burma ruby was so plentiful there was no need to sell any
In my quest for combinations of colored gems, SOLANGE demonstrates a centered diamond with a very colorful halo.What do you think?..Let us be your full
Here is a custom design proposal for an 18K yellow gold double band, giving an updated look to a 100 year old 2 carat diamond
Welcome to Peter Indorf Designs Blog! This issue is about Peridot and Spinel, the birthstones for August. I hope you enjoy the materials here, which
A group of multi-color sapphire stacking rings in platinum, by Peter Indorf. The word Sapphire comes from “sapheiros,” which means “bright blue stone” in Greek.
Black opal with “Chinese Writing” play-of-color set in a platinum pendant with Tahitian black pearls. By Peter Indorf. Opals are a wonder of nature. Writers
Green tourmaline and diamond sun pin shown with the original design rendition, by Peter Indorf. History and Lore Researchers from the Gemological Institute of America
From our collection, an unusual bi-color Citrine with a zone of darker orange-brown, 35.86 carats. This month, we’re featuring Citrine and Topaz,two gems that are often
Let’s face it, roaming the mall and searching to find that special something for the holidays is no easy task. This year, for your significant gifts skip the
When I first started making jewelry in the early 1970s, one of the first gemstones I worked with was Turquoise. To this day, I feel
Those of you born in January will recognize your birthstone in the deep dark red of Garnets, but you might be surprised to learn that