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Diamond

Diamonds form under immense

pressure and heat deep within

the Earth over the course of

billions of years.

Diamonds are often

brought to the surface of the

Earth via deep volcanic eruptions.

Diamonds exhibit a 10 on the

Moh's scale of hardness.

Diamonds are carbon based and

are the most popular and sought

after gemstone on the planet.

The value of a diamond is based off of the

4 C's: Color, Carat, Cut, and Clarity.

Diversity in color is one of the few

things that makes Diamonds so special.

Ranging from colorless to white

to green to blue and even red.

Diamonds have withstood the test

of time and are a staple in

the world of jewelry and fine gems.

We can source Diamonds of any

color in any size up to

200 carats or larger.

All of our Diamonds are GIA certified

and we have direct access to the largest stones and connections

to private collectors all over the world.

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Sapphire

Sapphires are known for their deep mystical blues and we carry two kinds of Sapphires, from Ceylon or Sri Lanka as well as Kashmir Sapphires from Kashmir.

Kashmir Sapphires are a category all

of their own. They are known for their velvety,

silky inclusions.

These Sapphires always

create a buzz when they hit the

headlines. When it comes to Grading,

Kashmir Sapphires have their own

grading system.

Sri Lanka is famous for their

sapphires since ancient times. We carry many large Ceylon Sapphires and they

come in a variety of colors

ranging from royal blue

or cornflower blue to

precious pink Padparadscha.

We have access to large

investment grade Sapphires ranging

From 10 carats to 100 carat plus.

We can also access and

source Padparadscha Sapphires

Which are known for

their vivid pink color.

For more information on

Kashmir and Ceylon Sapphires click here

Ruby

Ruby is part of the Corundum family

which is the same family as Sapphire.

however, when Corundum forms as

red, it's called Ruby and when it is

any other color, it is called a Sapphire.

Fine Rubies are found all over the

world, however, the most fine

come from Burma.

They are known as Pigeon's Blood Ruby.

these extremely rare and beautiful

stones are worth an immense

amount, even in smaller sizes.

The fiery and deep reds of

Pigeon's Blood Ruby

make them one of the most

rare and sought after

gemstones on the planet.

For more information on

Burmese Rubies click here

Emerald

Emerald is in the Beryl family and

exhibits a hardness of 7.5-8 on the

Mohs scale of hardness.

Emerald is the birthstone of May

Colombia is the largest producer of

Emeralds in the world with some

50-70% of the worlds

Emeralds originating from Colombia.

Colombia and Brazil are known for the

most beautiful Emeralds in the world.

Emerald being one of the first precious

gemstones mined in South America.

Emerald can range from deep dark

forest greens to minty light greens that

hold value as opaque mineral

specimens or as fine facet grade

transparent gemstones. We ensure that

the finest Emeralds find their way

to you.

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Colombian Emeralds click here

Gold

Gold is a chemical element with the symbol AU. Gold is one of the most dense metals on the Earth. Gold is in the grouping of precious metals.

Due to the various special properties of Gold it has historically been internationally accepted as a form of currency in exchange for goods or services.

Approximately 45% of the global Gold supply is held by governments and central banks as it is still an internationally accepted medium of payment.

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Silver

Silver is a chemical element with the symbol AG. Silver has for ages been used in jewelry and currency as it is resistant to atmospheric oxidation.

Silver has the highest conductivity both thermally and electrically of any other metal. Silver decorations date back to 4,000 BCE and there is even evidence to suggest that the Nile and Indus civilizations traded in silver.

Silver has always been held historically as a form of reserve currency. By the 1960's, the many industrial uses of silver had caused the demand to grow larger than the available supply.

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Paintings

GemDen has a proven track record of buying and selling paintings of high value through private sale. We work with estates and high net worth individuals around the world and aid them in all aspects of managing their artwork from pre-purchase verification to time of sale. Whether your passion is early Renaissance, cubism, expressionism or any other style, we are confident that our specialists can help you achieve your goals.