Lesunja Orange Gemstones
Between gold and fire. Orange is the rarest colour family in fine jewellery, which is exactly why we like it: mandarin garnet, imperial and precious topaz, orange sapphire, fire opal, hessonite and warm carnelian.
How to wear it
An orange stone in 18K yellow gold reads as a continuation of the metal, warm and quiet. Set in white gold or platinum it becomes a deliberate accent, sharper and more contemporary. Fire opal is more delicate than the rest and prefers a pendant or an earring to a daily ring.
What you will find
Rings, pendants and ear studs built around single stones from our archive, in small numbers and mostly one of a kind. If you are looking for a particular tone or carat weight, ask us what is currently in the house.
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Lesunja Pure Nature Amber Stone Necklace
SFr. 25.00
Lesunja Yellow Gold Signet Ring Carneol
SFr. 3,800.00
Lesunja Romana Silver Ring
SFr. 250.00
Lesunja Ocean Big Crab Opal Blackened Silver Necklace
SFr. 5,000.00
Lesunja Ocean Crabs Ring Yellow Gold Fire Opal
SFr. 4,000.00
Lesunja Sunshine Amber Silver Necklace
SFr. 1,500.00
Lesunja Silver Carnelian Ring
SFr. 690.00
Between gold and fire. Orange is the rarest colour family in fine jewellery, which is exactly why we like it: mandarin garnet, imperial and precious topaz, orange sapphire, fire opal, hessonite and warm carnelian.
How to wear it
An orange stone in 18K yellow gold reads as a continuation of the metal, warm and quiet. Set in white gold or platinum it becomes a deliberate accent, sharper and more contemporary. Fire opal is more delicate than the rest and prefers a pendant or an earring to a daily ring.
What you will find
Rings, pendants and ear studs built around single stones from our archive, in small numbers and mostly one of a kind. If you are looking for a particular tone or carat weight, ask us what is currently in the house.