Sapphires are an all-time favourite and were already famous in Ancient Rome and the Middle Ages.

Rubies are known for their red colour and strength as they are the second strongest gemstone – after diamonds.

Emeralds are part of the Beryl minerals and are mostly known for their green colour.

Tourmalines are gaining popularity due to their beautiful colours.

Known for its beautiful blue colour, tanzanite was one of the last discovered gemstones.

Spinel is one of few gemstones that occurs in all colours, from the most vivid ones to black, grey or white.

Spessartite is one of the most reflective gemstones in the world.

Second member of the Beryl family is morganite. A recently discovered gemstone, known for its pink colour.

Together with spinel, topaz is one of few gemstones that occurs in almost every colour.