Chatham Created Gems
Special-Offer and Custom Cut Lab-Grown Gems
Need a unique lab-grown gemstone for your special jewelry masterpiece? We can custom cut any of our regular Chatham-Created Gems in just about any shape and size. We also offer Chatham amethysts, white sapphires and opals as custom cut stones. If you need a shape we don’t currently offer, you may need to provide a cutting diagram for our cutters. All custom cut stones are non-refundable, non-returnable and non-cancellable upon order. Most require a small cutting fee as well. Please note, while we will try our best to match stones to the exact color you’re looking for, our rough material varies in color per batch. So we cannot guarantee an exact match. However, we will do our best to pick the rough we currently have in stock that best matches the color you desire.
Chatham amethysts are real amethysts, grown under controlled conditions. So their color and quality are top-notch! Chatham amethysts rival the finest natural amethysts on the market with their rich purple color and gem-quality clarity. The pear shaped amethyst shown in the rose gold ring to the left shows the beautiful color of Chatham amethysts.
For more information how how you can get a Chatham-Created Gem custom cut for your amazing jewelry piece, call 303-931-3141 or email our staff gemologist at michelle@merchandisebrokers.com.
Oliver and Amie (right) wanted something special and unique for her engagement ring, so they bought one of our Chatham Paraiba-look-alikes to be set into one of our amazing engagement rings, shown left. They couldn’t be happier with their ring.
Custom Jewelry Services
One-of-a-kind and customizable jewelry pieces
Custom Jewelry Design
One-of-a-kind custom jewelry from scratch.
Jewelry Gallery
Finished Jewelry
Finished Jewelry Collections
Loose Stones
Natural and lab-grown diamonds and gemstones
Our Work In Madagascar
Changing lives for children and their families
We get our hands dirty!
In 2014 Michelle went to Madagascar to learn about the geology and mineralogy of the country. She was excited to visit some of the mining localities she learned about in her studies to be a Graduate Gemologist. However, it wasn't the sparkly colorful gems that caught her eye. Rather, it was the children...the little gems of Madagascar. Michelle founded www.GemsOfMadagascar.org in 2015. She visits Madagascar for about two months each year doing humanitarian projects, including clean water, sanitation, education and hygiene.
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