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We are Wholesale Gemstone Suppliers. If you are a Gemstone Wholesaler, Retailer or Jeweler looking to buy gemstones in commercial quantities, feel free to reach out to us. We supply Natural Gemstones including; Sapphire, Ruby, Tsavorite, Spinel & Chrysoberyl. We also cater to Loose Gemstone requirements. We are also specialists in Bespoke Wedding Band & Engagement Ring manufacturing. We Ship Worldwide.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
The Colored Stone Co. was recommended to me by a friend. I must say, it has been a good experience so far. Order was delivered on time! They answered all the little questions i had about the stones. The inclusions they described were all accurate, in comparison to what i received. As a jeweler, I have added The Colored Stone Co. to my gemstone supplier list. Will shop from them again!
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