When replacing gemstones, there are a few factors to consider and keep in mind. If you’re getting a new stone,  you’ll want to be mindful of the color of your gemstone– you want it to either match or complement the color of your piece’s metal. 

Also worth considering is your daily lifestyle, and how often you expect to be wearing the piece. If you’re very active or hard on your jewelry, something like a pearl or emerald might not be a good fit–they’re very delicate, easily scratched, and can become easily damaged when exposed to the wrong chemicals or temperatures. Certain types of stones are even known to fade in the sunlight. 

None of this is to sway you away from any particular stone however–our jewelers will walk you through the process, and help you make this important decision.

We understand that your jewelry is important to you–realizing your stone is missing or broken can be heart-stopping. 

Matching gemstones, as simple as it seems, takes a keen eye for detail, and skill. For your replacement project, our jewelers will leverage their experience and expertise to carefully select a stone that’s as similar as possible to the original. Please note, however, that every gemstone is unique and has its own distinct characteristics

Nevertheless, you can be assured that our team can help you restore your piece to its original beauty with a stone that complements and enhances it. 

We can source a wide range of precious stones, including but not limited to:

• Natural Diamonds
• Lab Grown Diamonds
• Sapphires – All Colors
• Rubies
• Opals
• Paraiba Tourmalines
• Aquamarines
• South Sea Pearls
• Akoya Pearls
• Alexandrites
• Turquoise

Many people prefer to keep the original stone in their piece of jewelry due to sentimental or personal reasons.

If you have any old diamonds or sapphires that have been chipped or scratched, our team can recut and polish them so they can be reused once again.