Enter the world of Rubelites

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rubelites, not to be mistaken as Rubies belong to the Tourmaline family. Fine quality rubelites are very hard to come by. Most rubelites available in the market these days are usually red, tinged with brown tones. Purplish to pinkish overtones remain the most desirable colours for Rubelites – the main body colour being red. Rubelites are traditionally classified by GIA as class III gemstone: meaning, this gem almost always has inclusion and is almost never eye clean.

Above: Rare, collector Rubelite. 16carats. Beautiful vibrancy, lustre and colour!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rubelite Ring with a tinge of pink. Sweetness!

Our Ring of Romance

In designing this ring, I drew inspiration from the rich history depicted on the stained glass windows of the magnificent yet romantic churches in Italy. During the medieval times, apart from churches and public developments such as town halls, only the very wealthy could afford stained glass windows as part of their architecture in their homes. As well, the most appropriate gemstone to be paired with the romance of this ring was to go in search of a wine-coloured gemstone – and no other type of gemstone exudes this exact shade of berry wine colour, except the Rhodolite Garnets.

For a piece of Italy on your finger, retailing at SGD2,980.

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18k white gold featuring a 6.6carat Rhodolite Garnet surrounded by diamonds.

Exquisite Pearl Necklace

An opulent pearl necklace that will add an exquisite elegance to your outfit. This necklace is already sold at $38,000.


If you’d like a consultation with our designer for custom-made jewellery, please drop us a note at heritagegems@gmail.com

The Twins

An Art Nouveau piece – understated yet refreshing. Price available upon request.