Gemstone Trends
Rock&Gem Magazine
|January - February 2025
A Look Back at 2024 & What to Expect in 2025
Padparadscha Sapphire Adobe Stock/NickKnight
Gemstone trends in 2024 were influenced by the growing demand for ethically sourced, unique, and investment-worthy gems.
As we transition into 2025, it's clear that some trends will evolve while new ones will emerge. Here's a look at what shaped 2024 and what we can expect for the year ahead.
SAPPHIRES EQUAL ENGAGEMENTS
Sapphires dominated the engagement ring market in 2024. Their popularity isn't rooted in tradition. Buyers leaned toward green and teal hues, giving a fresh spin to the classic stone. Australian green and teal sapphires were a hit with the younger demographic with their oceanic hue and traceable origins.
The marquise shape reigned supreme, with many seeking this elegant cut for its elongated beauty. Interestingly, alongside the usual blue sapphires, opalescent and brilliant-cut varieties also garnered attention, reflecting a growing trend toward individuality in gemstone selection.
Morganite had its fair share of the spotlight with its soft pink hues providing a romantic alternative and appealing to those seeking something unique but understated.
MOZAMBIQUE RUBIES
Rubies, especially those hailing from Mozambique, have seen a resurgence in popularity. Their deep, fiery red hue and high-quality characteristics have made them a coveted gem once again. Mozambique rubies, revered for their brilliance, have taken center stage in high-end jewelry collections. In 2025, this trend is expected to continue, with Mozambique rubies becoming a top investment choice because of their rarity and increasing value in the global market.
Mozambique Ruby Adobe Stock/spirit92Denne historien er fra January - February 2025-utgaven av Rock&Gem Magazine.
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