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- agate (landscape)
- tectite - libyan glass
- Afghanite
- Agate (cross)
- Agate (dendritic)
- Alexandrite
- Amazonite
- Amber
- Amethyst
- Amethyst "rose de france"
- Ametrine
- Ammolite
- Andesine
- Anglesite
- Anhydrite
- Apatite
- Aquamarine
- Axinite
- Azurite
- Azurite cabochon
- Barite
- Bastnaesite
- Benitoite
- Bois fossile - Peanut Wood
- Brookite
- Buchite
- Calcite
- Cassiterite
- Catapleite
- Celestite
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- Cerusite
- Chalcedony
- Charoite
- Chondrodite
- Chromium diopside
- Chrysoberyl
- Chrysocolla silica
- Chrysocolle azurite malachite
- Chrysocolle cuprite
- Chrysoprase
- Citrine
- Color change garnet
- Coral
- Coral -Fossil
- Crocoite
- Cuprite
- CZ (Cubic Zirconia)
- Danburite
- Diamond
- Diamond (black)
- Diamond, all colours, single piece
- Diamond, calibrated, all colours
- Diaspore
- Dinosaur bone
- Diopside
- Diopside étoilé
- Diopside œil de chat
- Dioptase
- Dumortierite
- Dunilite
- Emerald
- Emerald (calibrated)
- Enstatite
- Eudialyte
- Fire opal
- Fluorite
- Forsterite
- Garnet
- Garnet (demantoid - Ural)
- Garnet (mandarine)
- Garnet (Pyralspite)
- Garnet (pyrope)
- Garnet - demantoid (namibia)
- Garnet - leuco garnet
- Garnet - tsavorite (round - diamond cut)
- Garnet grossular
- Goshenite (white beryl)
- Grandidierite
- Grenat - Andradite
- Hackmanite
- Hambergite
- Hauyne
- Heliodor (yellow beryl)
- Hematite
- Hessonite
- Hibonite
- Hyalite
- Hyperstene
- Jade Maw Sit Sit (chloromélanite)
- Jaspe
- Jaspe paysage
- Jeremejevite
- Johachidolite
- K2 - Granite with Azurite
- Kammererite cabochon
- Kornerupine
- Kunzite
- Kyanite
- Labradorite
- Labradorite (gem)
- Labradorite (sunstone)
- Lapis
- Larimar
- Laurentthomasite
- Leopard opal
- Luxury box for gems
- Malaia garnet
- Moldavite
- Montebrasite
- Moonstone
- Morganite (Pink Beryl)
- Mtorolite
- Obsidian
- Oligoclase
- Opal
- Opal (boulder)
- Opal (gem)
- Opale œil de chat
- Orthoclase
- Paesine - Pietra Paesina
- Peridot
- Peridot (from meteorite!)
- Petalite
- Petrified wood
- Pezzottaite
- Phenakite
- Phosphosiderite
- Pietersite
- Pink quartz with pyrite
- Pollucite
- Powellite
- Prehnite
- Purpurite
- Pyrite rhodochrosite
- Quartz (cat's eye)
- Quartz (Lemon or Oro verde quartz)
- Quartz (pink)
- Quartz (smokey)
- Quartz w hematite - lepidocrocite
- Quartz w thulite
- Quartz with chlorite
- Quartz with fluorite
- Quartz with fuchsite
- Quartz with gilalite
- Quartz with golden rutile
- Quartz with hematite
- Quartz with lithiophilite
- Quartz with marcassite
- Quartz with mn
- Quartz with pyrite
- Quartz with rutile
- Quartz with tourmaline
- Quartz with various inclusions
- Rhodochrosite
- Rhodolite garnet
- Rhodonite
- Richterite
- Rodingite
- Ruby
- Ruby (round calibrated)
- Ruby (star)
- Rutile
- Sanidine
- Sapphire
- Sapphire - black star
- Sapphire France (Auvergne)
- Sapphire (blue - round calibrated)
- Sapphire (green - round - calibrated)
- Sapphire (green)
- Sapphire (purple)
- Sapphire (violet - calibrated)
- Sapphire (white - calibrated)
- Sapphire (yellow-orange - round calibrated)
- Sapphire, round, calibrated, all colours
- Sapphirine
- Scapolite
- Scheelite
- Scolecite
- Serandite
- Seraphinite
- Serendibite
- Shattuckite
- Smithsonite
- Sodalite
- Special cut
- Spessartite garnet
- Sphalerite
- Sphene (titanite)
- Spinel
- Spinel (black - round calibrated)
- Spinel (round, calibrated)
- Spodumene
- Star sapphire
- Staurolite
- Stichtite
- Sugilite
- Sulfur
- Synthetic emerald
- Synthetic sapphire
- Tanzanite
- Tiger eye
- Topaz (imperial)
- Topaz (london blue- treated)
- Topaz (pink)
- Topaz (sky blue- treated)
- Topaz (swiss blue- treated)
- Topaz (white)
- Topaz with inclusions
- Tourmaline
- Tourmaline (bicolor)
- Tourmaline (blue - indigolite)
- Tourmaline (blue-green round calibrated)
- Tourmaline (green)
- Tourmaline (paraiba)
- Tourmaline (pink)
- Tourmaline cats'eye
- Trapiche sapphire
- Triplite
- Tsavorite
- Turquoise
- Variscite
- Värynenite
- Vesuvianite
- Zircon
- Zircon (blue)
- Zircon (red to brown)
- Zircon (white)
- Zoisite
Topaze (natural blue)
Topaze : Etymologie : du nom de l'île de Topasos dans la mer Rouge.
La topaze peut être de couleur jaune, blanche, rose, rouge.
Les topazes bleues naturelles sont rares.
Le nom topaze madère est interdit : ce nom était donné pour des citrines sombres.
La topaze peut être de couleur jaune, blanche, rose, rouge.
Les topazes bleues naturelles sont rares.
Le nom topaze madère est interdit : ce nom était donné pour des citrines sombres.
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