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    Loose Cushion Cut Gemstones

    Cushion shaped gemstones blend vintage charm with modern brilliance, their pillow-like contours creating exceptional light dispersion and color saturation. Our carefully curated collection features exquisite cushion cut treasures that balance the fire of brilliant cuts with the color depth of step cuts, each stone exhibiting the perfect marriage of classical elegance and contemporary style for discerning collectors.

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    26.17 Ct Loupe Clean Light Blue-Green Cushion Mozambican Paraiba Tourmaline

    26.17 Ct Loupe Clean Light Blue-Green Cushion Mozambican Paraiba Tourmaline

    125,000.00$
    1.51 carat Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    1.51 Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    2,651.00$
    1.59 carat Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    1.59 Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    2,791.00$
    1.88 carat Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    1.88 Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    5,133.00$
    6.07 carat Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire GRS

    6.07 Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire GRS

    19,333.00$
    7.92 carat Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    7.92 Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    10,296.00$
    8.67 carat Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire GRS

    8.67 Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire GRS

    49,593.00$
    7.65 carat Intense to Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire GRS

    7.65 Intense to Vivid Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire GRS

    29,825.00$
    2.45 carat Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    2.45 Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    2,450.00$
    1.07 carat Vivid Purplish Pink Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    1.07 Vivid Purplish Pink Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire

    2,700.00$
    5.91 carat Vivid Purplish Pink Cushion Shape Spinel

    5.91 Vivid Purplish Pink Cushion Shape Spinel

    4,700.00$
    5.43 carat Purple-Pink Cushion Shape Spinel

    5.43 Purple-Pink Cushion Shape Spinel

    4,400.00$
    5.70 carat Vivid Pink Cushion Shape Spinel

    5.70 Vivid Pink Cushion Shape Spinel

    5,200.00$
    2.49 carat Cushion Shape Spinel

    2.49 Cushion Shape Spinel

    750.00$
    2.61 carat Sri Lanka Light Yellow Sapphire Cushion Shape

    2.61 Sri Lanka Light Yellow Sapphire Cushion Shape

    1,100.00$
    1.83 carat Sri Lanka Yellow Sapphire Cushion Shape

    1.83 Sri Lanka Yellow Sapphire Cushion Shape

    1,200.00$
    1.87 carat Blue Sapphire Cushion Shape GRS

    1.87 Blue Sapphire Cushion Shape GRS

    5,000.00$
    4.98 carat Sri Lanka Blue Sapphire Cushion Shape GRS

    4.98 Sri Lanka Blue Sapphire Cushion Shape GRS

    22,410.00$
    0.62 carat Cushion Shape Pair of Vivid Red Mozambique Ruby

    0.62 Cushion Shape Pair of Vivid Red Mozambique Ruby

    1,300.00$
    3.39 carat Cushion Shape Mozambique Ruby GRS

    3.39 Cushion Shape Mozambique Ruby GRS

    49,000.00$
    26.40 carat Cushion Shape Verdelite Afghanistanian Tourmaline

    26.40 Cushion Shape Verdelite Afghanistanian Tourmaline

    7,800.00$
    6.11 carat Cushion Shape Pinkish Red Tanzanian Rhodilite Garnet

    6.11 Cushion Shape Pinkish Red Tanzanian Rhodilite Garnet

    2,750.00$
    4.75 carat Cushion Shape Imperial Brazilian Topaz

    4.75 Cushion Shape Imperial Brazilian Topaz

    900.00$
    2.36 carat Cushion Shape Royal Blue Sapphire EGL

    2.36 Cushion Shape Royal Blue Sapphire EGL

    2,900.00$
    29.13 carat Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire GRS

    29.13 Blue Cushion Shape Sri Lanka Sapphire GRS

    Item Upon Request
    2.89 carat Blue Sapphire Cushion Shape

    2.89 Blue Sapphire Cushion Shape

    Item Upon Request
    3.08 carat Blue Sapphire Cushion Shape

    3.08 Blue Sapphire Cushion Shape

    Item Upon Request
    3.90 carat Cushion Shape Spinel

    3.90 Cushion Shape Spinel

    Item Upon Request
    1.85 and 1.78 carat Pair of Cushion Shape Burmese Spinel

    1.85 and 1.78 Pair of Cushion Shape Burmese Spinel

    Item Upon Request
    2.66 carat Cushion Shape Blue Sapphire GRS

    2.66 Cushion Shape Blue Sapphire GRS

    Item Upon Request
    0.81 carat Pear Shape Light Blue Green Paraíba Tourmaline

    0.81 Pear Shape Light Blue Green Paraíba Tourmaline

    Item Upon Request
    1.13 carat Cushion Shape Green Tsavorite

    1.13 Cushion Shape Green Tsavorite

    Item Upon Request
    10.56 Cushion Shape Golden Yellow Sapphire GRS

    10.56 Cushion Shape Golden Yellow Sapphire GRS

    Item Upon Request
    23.41 carat Cushion Shape Burmese Strong Blue Sapphire SSEF

    23.41 Cushion Shape Burmese Strong Blue Sapphire SSEF

    Item Upon Request
    3.00 carat Alexandrite GRS

    3.00 Alexandrite GRS

    Item Upon Request
    1.04 carat Cushion Shape Vivid Red Mozambique Ruby

    1.04 Cushion Shape Vivid Red Mozambique Ruby

    Item Upon Request
    8.18 carat Cushion Shape Burmese Blue Sapphire SSEF

    8.18 Cushion Shape Burmese Blue Sapphire SSEF

    Item Upon Request
    5.28 carat Cushion Shape Mozambique Ruby GRS

    5.28 Cushion Shape Mozambique Ruby GRS

    Item Upon Request
    3.00 and 3.31 carat Pair of Cushion Shape Burmese Mauve Spinel

    3.00 and 3.31 Pair of Cushion Shape Burmese Mauve Spinel

    Item Upon Request
    6,50 carat Cushion Shape Sri Lankan Yellow Sapphire

    6,50 Cushion Shape Sri Lankan Yellow Sapphire

    Item Upon Request
    3.64 carat Cushion Shape Blueish Grey Tanzanian Spinel

    3.64 Cushion Shape Blueish Grey Tanzanian Spinel

    Item Upon Request
    3.84 carat Cushion Shape Sri Lankan Blue Sapphire

    3.84 Cushion Shape Sri Lankan Blue Sapphire

    Item Upon Request
    7.77 carat Cushion Shape Verdelite Brazilian Tourmaline

    7.77 Cushion Shape Verdelite Brazilian Tourmaline

    Item Upon Request
    4.15 carat Cushion Shape Sri Lankan White Sapphire

    4.15 Cushion Shape Sri Lankan White Sapphire

    Item Upon Request

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    What makes cushion cuts particularly desirable for colored gemstones?

    Cushion cuts maximize color saturation through their pavilion faceting pattern, making them ideal for displaying rich hues in natural colored stones like sapphires and rubies. Their larger facets allow more light to interact with the stone, enhancing both color and clarity while minimizing the appearance of inclusions that might detract from a gem’s beauty. Furthermore, the cushion’s soft corners combine brilliance with durability, making these precious stones less susceptible to chipping than sharper-cornered cuts while displaying exceptional fire and scintillation.

    How does a cushion cut affect a gemstone's price compared to other shapes?

    Cushion cuts typically offer excellent value, often costing 10-20% less per carat than round brilliants of comparable quality while providing similar visual impact and presence. This price advantage makes genuine cushion cut gemstones attractive to buyers seeking maximum aesthetic impact while maintaining reasonable cost for investment-grade stones. Additionally, cushion cuts typically retain more weight during the cutting process than rounds, allowing cutters to produce larger finished stones from the same rough material, improving the overall value proposition for conflict-free natural gemstones.

    What should I look for when purchasing a cushion cut gemstone?

    Focus on stones with balanced proportions and good symmetry, as poorly cut cushions can appear lifeless or exhibit dark areas that diminish their beauty and worth. GIA-certified cushion cuts with a length-to-width ratio between 1.0-1.05 (square) or 1.15-1.30 (rectangular) offer the most pleasing aesthetic and better long-term value retention. Natural, untreated specimens command higher prices but ensure long-term value, particularly in rare colored stones where treatment can significantly affect both immediate cost and future appreciation potential.

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    Gemstone Quality Assessment and Authentication

    Natural gemstones derive their value from rarity, origin location, and treatment history, making professional evaluation essential for informed purchasing decisions. Precious stones from legendary sources like Kashmir sapphires or Burmese rubies command premium prices due to exceptional color saturation and clarity characteristics. Certified documentation provides authentication of natural origin and conflict-free sourcing, while gemological assessment examines inclusion patterns and optical phenomena that determine market worth.

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    Benefits of Purchasing Loose Precious Stones

    The loose gemstones market offers collectors direct access to investment-grade specimens without the markup associated with finished jewelry. Hand-selected stones provide superior cost-per-carat value compared to traditional retail channels, allowing buyers to examine color distribution and clarity grades before custom jewelry creation. Professional cutting and artisan craftsmanship enhance natural beauty, particularly in premium collections where each loose gem receives individual attention for optimal brilliance.

    Reuven Veksler’s Premium Natural Gems Collection

    Our curated selection of loose precious stones represents museum-quality specimens sourced through sustainable practices and verified provenance from our Antwerp operations since 1974. Each natural gemstone undergoes rigorous evaluation by certified experts, ensuring collector-grade quality with traceable origins and lifetime warranty protection. From vivid sapphires to pure emeralds, our conflict-free collection offers authentic value for buyers seeking exceptional stones with superior optical characteristics and documented investment potential.

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    Frequently Asked questions

    What makes loose gemstones a better choice than pre-set stones? 

    Purchasing loose gemstones offers superior flexibility and value compared to pre-set jewelry. You can examine the stone’s natural characteristics, clarity, and color saturation without interference from settings, ensuring you’re buying genuine, high-quality specimens. Loose precious stones also allow for custom jewelry creation, where you control both the gemstone selection and design process, often resulting in better cost per carat value.

    How do you determine the worth of colored gemstones? 

    The value of colored precious stones depends on rarity, origin, natural color intensity, and clarity grade. Pure, untreated specimens from legendary sources like Burma rubies or Kashmir sapphires command premium prices due to their aesthetic appeal and investment potential. GIA certified gemstones provide documented authenticity, helping buyers understand the real market worth of their purchase.

    Are natural gemstones conflict-free and ethically sourced? 

    Our natural gemstone collection consists entirely of conflict-free specimens sourced through established networks with documented origins. Each precious stone comes with clear provenance information, ensuring ethical mining practices and responsible sourcing. This commitment to conflict-free sourcing protects both the buyer’s investment and supports sustainable gemstone trade practices.

    What's the difference between precious and semi-precious gemstones? 

    Precious stones include diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds – the traditional “big four” known for their rarity, durability, and high value. Semi-precious rocks encompass all other natural gemstones like tanzanite, garnet, or amethyst, which can still be quite rare and valuable depending on quality and origin. Both categories offer genuine beauty and investment potential when purchasing high-quality, certified specimens.

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