Gemstone sourcing and jewelry design worktable with a loupe, setting and designer sketches
AI-generated design references. Not individual stones or finished pieces offered for sale.

Gemstone sourcing for jewelry designers

You Design It.
We Source, Set & Ship It.

Natural and lab-grown gemstone sourcing, setting coordination and finished-piece production from Shenzhen, for jewelry designers. Feasibility, specifications and availability are confirmed individually.

01Brief 02Source 03Set 04QC & Ship

We coordinate the path around your design; every brief is reviewed before a quote.

Send a design brief How we work

Find your stone.

Start with the material. Choose natural or lab-grown, then refine the stone and specifications.

These are sourcing enquiry routes, not live inventory. Availability, material identity, treatments, reports and terms are confirmed for each proposed option.

A considered starting point

Selected Stones

Explore All Stones

January — December

The Birthstone Edit

Discover the Edit

Swipe or use the arrows. Select a month to explore its stones.

January — garnet; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory January ↗Garnet February — amethyst; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory February ↗Amethyst March — aquamarine; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory March ↗Aquamarine · Bloodstone April — diamond; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory April ↗Diamond May — emerald; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory May ↗Emerald June — pearl and moonstone; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory June ↗Pearl · Moonstone · Alexandrite July — ruby; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory July ↗Ruby August — peridot; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory August ↗Peridot · Spinel · Sardonyx September — sapphire; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory September ↗Sapphire October — opal and tourmaline; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory October ↗Opal · Tourmaline November — citrine; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory November ↗Topaz · Citrine December — turquoise, tanzanite and zircon; birthstone editorial illustration, not inventory December ↗Turquoise · Tanzanite · Zircon

Precious color edit

Color with a point of view.

Four daily-wear design directions exploring ruby, sapphire, emerald and Paraíba-inspired color, with considered proportions and understated settings.

Editorial reference of a model wearing a red ruby ring and earrings; AI design reference.

Ruby · Low-profile red

A slim bezel ring or small earrings keep ruby vivid and wearable. Disclose treatment and review the actual stone before setting.

Brief this direction
Editorial reference of a model wearing blue sapphire ear jewelry; AI design reference.

Sapphire · Everyday blue

Sapphire suits a low-profile pendant, stacking ring or ear stack. Natural or lab-grown and matching requirements are confirmed per brief.

Brief this direction
Editorial reference of a model wearing an emerald earring; AI design reference.

Emerald · Protected green

A bezel pendant or short earring protects emerald's character. Colombia, Zambia and other origins can be requested with available reports.

Brief this direction
Editorial reference of a model wearing a slim neon blue-green Paraíba tourmaline tennis bracelet; AI design reference.

Paraíba · Neon line

A slim blue-green tennis bracelet gives Paraíba color room to glow without turning it into costume jewelry. Origin and treatment require documentation.

Brief this direction

These are design references, not inventory listings. Natural or lab-grown identity, origin, treatments, dimensions, setting feasibility and price are confirmed for each actual option.

From stone to silhouette

Made to live with.

An editorial study of diamonds in everyday life. Explore four jewelry design directions, the details to consider, and how to start a custom enquiry.

Explore jewelry directions
Diamond pendant and tennis bracelet worn with an ivory shirt; editorial design reference
AI-generated design references. Not individual stones or finished pieces offered for sale.

From sourcing to setting

A stone is only the beginning.

We help translate a design brief into an actual stone, a feasible setting and a clear next step. Workshop and setting partners are confirmed per project.

Gemstone inspection with a loupe

01

Stone sourcing & inspection

Compare color, shape, dimensions, treatment and documentation against the real stone before a selection is made.

Sourcing coordination in Shenzhen · identity and availability confirmed per option
Jewelry finishing and setting work

02

Setting & finishing

Coordinate the setting, finishing and final quality checks around your selected stone and construction requirements.

Setting and finishing coordination · partner workshop details shared per project

Representative process imagery: Pexels photographers Plato Terentev and Tima Miroshnichenko. Replace with verified partner photos when available.

Editorial illustration of gemstones and inspection tools, not evidence of a completed sourcing job

For designers · Shenzhen sourcing

You focus on the design.
We help find the stone.

Share color, dimensions, quantity and budget. Review actual options and agree specifications and terms before an order.

01 Send02 Source03 Select04 QC & Ship

On the Ground in Shenzhen.

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