Gemstones
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Explore EthnoPur gemstone jewellery, from rings and pendants to earrings and bracelets. Materials, stone combinations, sizes and availability vary by piece. Browse the current product listings for prices and contact us if you would like to confirm a detail before ordering.
Gemstones in the collection
Discover amethyst, blue topaz, tanzanite, tsavorite, rhodolite, smoky quartz, citrine and prasiolite, among other stones. The selection changes as individual pieces become available.
- Amethyst — Lombok Ring Large
- Blue topaz — Solitaire Silver Ring, pear-shaped stone options
- Tanzanite — Lombok Ring Large
- Tsavorite and diopside — Orito Ring, 15 mm
- Rhodolite — Lombok Small Ring
- Citrine — Lombok Ring Medium
- Prasiolite — Ornate Silver Ring with a round-cut stone
- Smoky quartz — Ornate Silver Ring with a rectangular stone
Frequently asked questions
Where can I explore gemstone jewellery in Madrid?
Visit EthnoPur at Calle de las Huertas 23 or Calle del Prado 13, in Madrid’s Barrio de las Letras. Contact the team before visiting to confirm that the piece, stone or size you want is available at that boutique.
Is every piece made in 925 sterling silver?
No. EthnoPur uses different silver purities and combinations of metals and gemstones across its collections. The material of one design should not be assumed to apply to every piece. Please check the individual product description or ask us about the exact piece.
How can I compare prices and choose a stone?
Use the current product listings to compare designs, sizes, stone options and prices. Prices and availability may change, so there is no fixed price range for the collection. For help with a particular colour, size or budget, send us the product link.
Where does the jewellery’s design and craftsmanship come from?
Explore the Lombok, Oritos and Austronesia collections, and meet the artisans. A cultural reference or collection name describes a design’s inspiration; it does not, by itself, identify the place where every piece was made. Ask us about the maker, technique or origin of a specific piece.