At Stag & Finch we painstakingly design our own gemstone cuts to bring about the most brilliant and appealing gemstones possible.

Celebrated for its ability to change color depending on the light source, today we're covering this wonderful and unique gem!

Choosing the right gemstone size for your ring is a blend of personal preference, practicality, and style considerations.

Both aquamarine and morganite belong to the beryl family of minerals, which also includes emerald and heliodor.

Not to be confused with the man-made simulant, Cubic Zirconia, Zircon is a natural gemstone that is under-appreciated by many and deserves its own spotlight!

Expressing the differences between Commercial Cut and Precision Cut gemstones.

The most common question we are asked is 'What is the difference?' and this spurred us to make a blog about our designs.

A tour through tourmaline, showcasing its many amazing qualities.

A quick dive into sapphires from around the world and what makes them all unique.

Blue sapphire has long been an enchanting gem that captivates even to today.

With so many greens to choose from, how can one pick? This blog takes us through both natural and lab created.

August's birthstone comes in a wide range of greens and yellow-green. There's a shade for everyone!

For centuries, rubies have captivated us with their mesmerizing red hue and timeless beauty.

An introduction to our favorite gem: Alexandrite!

Known for their beautiful green color, emeralds have been prized for thousands of years.

Let's take a look at the key differences including durability, brilliance, and costs between lab created Diamonds, Moissanite, and Sapphires

Amethyst is February's birthstone and can range in saturation from very pale to deep intense purple and is mined around the world.

While no one can deny the beauty and prestige of an infinity band, it does have one major drawback – resizing!