Khurram Jewellers · Gemstones
Colour with its own character
Explore ruby-red, sapphire-blue, emerald-green and other gemstone design ideas in secure, wearable settings.
Choose colour with confidence
Look at the stone under different lighting and discuss its identity, durability, any known treatments and the proposed setting. Colour and appearance alone cannot establish origin, treatment or authenticity.
Design ideas · Personal consultation
Explore the details
Pictured concepts are for design consultation. Confirm materials, dimensions, stones, availability and price for the finished piece.
KJ-GM-001
Yaqoot Ruby Set
Oval deep ruby-red gemstones in yellow-gold scalloped bezels joined by open figure-eight links; matching double-oval earrings.
One gemstone necklace and two matching earrings.
KJ-GM-002
Feroza Cabochon Ring
Opaque sky-blue turquoise oval cabochon held in a full gold bezel with rope-textured broad shoulders.
One ring.
KJ-GM-003
Jamuni Amethyst Pendant Set
Violet hexagonal amethyst pendant in six visible gold prongs and simple bail; two matching hexagonal amethyst studs; delicate chain.
One pendant on chain and two matching studs.
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Ruby
Rich red ruby offers a striking focal colour. Discuss the particular stone, any disclosed treatments and a secure setting suited to the proposed piece.
Sapphire
Sapphire is often associated with royal blue and also occurs in other colours. Choose the actual stone under different lighting and confirm its disclosed characteristics.
Emerald
Emerald brings a saturated green colour to jewellery. Ask about the particular stone, care, any disclosed treatment and a setting that protects it.
Aquamarine
Aquamarine offers pale blue to blue-green colour inspiration. Discuss the cut, scale, mounting and material-specific care before deciding.
Amethyst
Amethyst brings violet colour to pendant sets, earrings and rings. Compare the actual hue and confirm the cut and proposed setting.
Garnet
Garnets offer a range of colours, including familiar wine-red shades. A January association can make a personal starting point for a gift.
Peridot
Peridot is admired for its fresh yellow-green colour. Consider protected tips or edges and ask for advice about its care.
Topaz
Topaz offers several colour possibilities, including blue and golden shades. Ask about the actual stone and any disclosed treatment; do not assume colour establishes origin.
Citrine
Citrine offers warm yellow to golden-orange colour. A simple secure setting can allow the shape and hue to lead the design.
Tourmaline
Tourmaline offers an expressive colour range. Tell us the colour and dimensions you prefer so a suitable individual stone can be discussed.
Opal
Some opals display a distinctive play of colour. Discuss the particular variety, suitable setting and material-specific care before choosing a piece.
Turquoise
Turquoise is associated with opaque blue to green-blue colours. Ask about the actual material, any disclosed treatment and care appropriate to it.
Loose gemstone enquiries
Share the gemstone, colour, shape and size you have in mind. Availability, identity, treatment disclosure and any documentation are discussed for the individual stone.
Make the conversation personal
Share the design you love or arrange a visit to discuss the details.