2.23cts GSI certified oval mix cut Mozambique ruby gemstone
1.99ct certified natural red with bluish hint oval mixed untreated Guinea origin ruby
1.33cts GSI certified oval mix untreated Mozambique ruby stone
1.32cts certified pinkish red oval mixed cut African ruby stone unheated
1.02ct GSI certified natural burgundy red oval mixed unheated Mozambique ruby gem
0.90ct GSI certified slightly pinkish red oval mixed natural Mozambique ruby
1.10cts GSI certified natural deep maroon red oval cut African ruby gem
0.99ct GSI (USA) certified natural glossy red oval mixed cut unheated ruby gemstone
3.67cts IGI certified sunset oval cut unheated Ceylonese padparadscha sapphire gem
1.51cts natural golden green colour pear shaped Zambian emerald
1.31cts natural spring green colour oval cut emerald gemstone
1.28ct intense golden green pear mix cut Zambian emerald
2.80cts light bluish green square octagon cut emerald
5.92ct loose medium to deep green mix shape emerald lot
1.97cts spring green colour octagon cut emerald
1.67cts sea foam green octagon cut Ethiopian emerald gemstone
1.00ct certified pinkish red oval cut unheated ruby
1.31cts GSI certified pinkish red oval mix cut ruby gem
2.01cts certified natural unheated oval mix cut African ruby gemstone
1.60cts bright spring green colour oval shape Zambian emerald
2.21cts natural sea green octagon cut emerald gem
1.64ct medium deep green oval shaped Zambia origin emerald
1.69cts natural medium green pear step cut emerald stone
1.75ct spring green oval cut Zambian emerald gemstone
Natural gemstones are rare and beautiful minerals formed naturally within the Earth and valued for their color, brilliance, transparency, durability, rarity, and unique character. Once mined, natural gemstone rough is carefully cut and polished to reveal its beauty and is used in fine jewelry, collections, and as a valuable natural treasure.
Throughout history, gemstones have been associated with richness, luxury, beauty, status, and wealth, while many have also held cultural and astrological significance. Unlike synthetic or laboratory-created stones, natural gemstones are formed through geological processes over thousands or millions of years, making every natural stone unique.
Natural gemstones are available in a remarkable range of colors, varieties, and qualities. Their value can vary greatly depending on rarity, size, color, clarity, transparency, origin, treatments, and overall visual appeal. Traditionally, gemstones have been broadly classified as precious and semi-precious gemstones, although modern gemology does not always treat this as a strict scientific classification.
Traditionally, Diamond, Ruby, Blue Sapphire, and Emerald have been recognized as the four precious gemstones because of their beauty, demand, rarity, and historical importance.
However, the gemstone market has evolved, and many other exceptionally rare and valuable gemstones are highly admired by buyers, collectors, and jewelers. Examples include Paraiba Tourmaline, fine Tanzanite, Alexandrite, and fine Tsavorite.
The value and desirability of a gemstone depend greatly on its quality, rarity, beauty, and market demand. Even traditionally recognized precious gemstones can have relatively low value when they have poor color, low transparency, heavy inclusions, or other significant quality issues.
Therefore, rarity, quality, beauty, transparency, color, condition, and demand are all important factors in determining the value and desirability of a gemstone.
The term semi-precious gemstones traditionally refers to a broad range of beautiful natural gemstones other than the four traditionally recognized precious stones. This category includes Tourmaline, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Garnet, Citrine, Topaz, Peridot, Tanzanite, Tsavorite, and many other natural gemstones.
Some gemstones traditionally classified as semi-precious can also be extremely rare and valuable, with exceptional specimens commanding prices comparable to, or sometimes exceeding, those of traditionally classified precious gemstones.
Quality and value are priorities at JewelFields. We supply quality loose gemstone parcels and individual gemstones from Jaipur, one of India's leading gemstone cutting and trading centers, at competitive business prices.
Our precious gemstones in finished form are sourced from Jaipur as well as selected international markets. Depending on availability and requirements, we source gemstones from various origins, including sapphires from Sri Lanka and Myanmar and emeralds from Pakistan and other important producing regions.
By sourcing from multiple markets, we are able to offer our business customers a broader selection of gemstones in different qualities, sizes, shapes, colors, and price ranges.
When selecting gemstones, we pay close attention to clarity, color, cut, transparency, luster, and overall appearance.
The clarity of a gemstone is evaluated by considering the visibility and nature of inclusions. Heavy clouds, distracting inclusions, cracks, or other features that significantly affect the appearance of a stone can reduce its desirability.
Color is another important factor. For example, a fine emerald should display an attractive green color without undesirable secondary tones overpowering the primary color.
Brilliance and luster contribute significantly to the visual appeal of a gemstone. Transparency is also considered where transparency is an important characteristic of the particular gem variety.
A well-proportioned cut and suitable shape help bring out the natural beauty of the stone.
Keeping these quality factors in mind, we aim to provide competitive prices to our business partners, gemstone dealers, jewelers, collectors, and other buyers.
We source gemstones carefully from the market and pass on the benefits of our sourcing network and market experience to our customers.
Our gemstones are available as loose cut and polished individual stones in commonly requested shapes such as oval, octagon, cushion, pear, round, and various fancy shapes, subject to availability.
We also work with cabochons, sugarloaf gemstones, faceted gems, and beads, including both plain and faceted beads. Custom shapes and sizes may also be available on advance orders.
Gemstones are available in different cutting styles, including step cuts and brilliant-style faceting, depending on the gemstone variety and customer requirements.
Calibrated lots in shapes such as princess, baguette, and round are available, particularly in emeralds, for jewelry manufacturing and other commercial applications.
Our gemstone inventory can be viewed online through the JewelFields website.
We supply a wide range of natural gemstones, including Tourmaline, Zambian Emeralds, Afghan and Panjshir Emeralds, Colombian Emeralds, sapphires in different colors, Burmese and African Rubies, Tanzanite, Spinel, Alexandrite, Tsavorite, and many other varieties.
Our semi-precious gemstone selection includes Coral, Garnet, Aquamarine, Lapis Lazuli, Australian and Ethiopian Opal, Turquoise, and other natural gemstones.
Based on your requirements for quality, variety, shape, size, origin, and budget, we can also source gemstones through pre-orders. Our commonly requested categories include Emeralds, Sapphires, Tourmaline, and Tanzanite.
JewelFields offers a selection of certified loose gemstones, including natural emerald gemstone parcels, natural Tanzanite, multicolor sapphires, Rubellite Tourmaline, Paraiba Tourmaline, and other gemstones for B2B buyers.
Gemstones are selected according to their intended use and quality requirements, making them suitable for jewelry manufacturers, jewelers, gemstone dealers, collectors, and other professional buyers.
Where applicable, gemstone treatment information is disclosed, and laboratory reports or certificates are available for selected stones. Depending on the gemstone and certification requirement, reports may be provided by recognized gemological laboratories such as AGR, GIA, IGI, IIGJ by GJEPC, GSI, SGL, and others.
Jewelfields supplies earth-mined loose gemstones to gemstone dealers, jewelers, manufacturers, collectors, and other professional buyers worldwide.
Our selection includes natural emeralds, sapphires, rubies, tourmalines, Tanzanite, and other natural gemstones in a range of qualities and sizes.
We provide detailed photographs and, where available, videos of individual gemstones so that online buyers can evaluate the stone before purchasing. Certification is also available for selected gemstones according to the stone and customer's requirements.
We offer worldwide shipping and work with dealers in the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, Europe, Hong Kong, China, the Middle East, and other international destinations.
Jewelfields was established before the year 2012 and from then onwards we are shipping earthmined gems and diamonds worldwide. A big experience in handling the requirements of international buyers at most reasonable business prices. Maintaining quality and on time doorstep delivery with honesty is our prime focus.
We specialize in natural, earth-mined gemstones and do not sell synthetic or laboratory-grown gemstones as natural stones.
Where applicable, certification and laboratory reports can be provided for polished gemstones and gemstone rough according to the stone, laboratory, and customer's requirements.
Quality is a priority at JewelFields. We carefully examine cut and polished emeralds, sapphires, rubies, and other gemstones for visible cracks, significant surface-reaching inclusions, damaged corners, large pits, distracting inclusions, and other features that may affect their appearance or durability.
We particularly value gemstones with attractive color, good transparency where appropriate, strong luster or brilliance, and an appealing overall appearance.
Our natural gemstone inventory includes Natural Ruby, Natural Emeralds, Blue Sapphires, Padparadscha Sapphires, Purple Sapphires, Pink Sapphires, Rubellite, Paraiba Tourmaline, Tanzanite, and many other gemstone varieties.
We offer gemstones in different qualities, from commercial-grade stones to premium and collector-quality specimens, depending on availability.
Our gemstones are natural and earth-mined. Treatment information is disclosed where applicable.
Some gemstone varieties commonly receive accepted treatments in the trade. For example, oiling is a common treatment for emeralds. Treatment status can vary from stone to stone, so buyers should refer to the individual product description and laboratory report, where available, for specific treatment information.
A wide variety of shapes and cutting styles are available depending on the gemstone and current inventory.
For emeralds, commonly available shapes include the classic octagon step cut, pear, cushion, oval, round, and various fancy shapes. We also offer faceted gemstones, cabochons, sugarloaf cuts, and other custom shapes depending on availability.
Jewel Fields supplies natural loose gemstones to international buyers, including gemstone dealers, jewelers, manufacturers, collectors, and other professional customers.
We ship gemstones worldwide to destinations including the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, Europe, Hong Kong, China, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Canada, and other international markets.
Shipping options and applicable duties or taxes depend on the destination country and the nature and value of the shipment.
Jewel Fields offers natural gemstone's online shopping place for customers looking for loose emeralds, sapphires, rubies, tourmalines, Tanzanite, and other natural gemstones.
We focus on providing detailed gemstone information, photographs, videos where available, and treatment or certification information where applicable, helping buyers make informed purchasing decisions.
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