Mozambican Landscape Inspires Fabergé’s Lady Libertine III

Kagem has committed a sum of USD 172,500 to fund scholarships for mining and geology students at the university.

Gemfields is excited to announce its third collection with New York-based designer Sandy Leong. The Serenity Collection combines Gemfields’ Zambian emeralds with freshwater peals.

The extraordinary 7,525-carat (1.505 kg) emerald found at Gemfields’ Kagem mine in Zambia, and owned by Eshed – Gemstar, now holds the title for Largest uncut emerald, verified on 22 April 2022. Chipembele means “rhino” in the local Bemba dialect.

The series, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, features animals tracked with GPS/satellite collars that Gemfields’ funds helped to purchase.

Gemfields invites interested parties to become partners in Gemdustry Limited – a new industry-owned vehicle that has been set up to support GemCloud, an independently owned online tech gateway.

This new computer lab initiative will teach basic computer literacy and provide access to online educational tools for children currently residing in temporary camps in Mozambique and missing out on schooling.

From stacking rings to layering necklaces and mismatching earrings, coloured gems are designed to be worn playfully. The glamour of rubies and emeralds will give uplift to any outfit and help you make your own style statement.

With the most romantic day of the year fast approaching, there is no better time for gifting gemstone jewellery – be it rings, earrings, a necklace or a bracelet, with radiant rubies or elegant emeralds.

Cabo Delgado Governor inaugurates new government-built school, funded with taxes paid by Montepuez Ruby Mining. This is an ideal way to celebrate the start of the Cabo Delgado 2022 school year.

Since launching last January, the charitable arm of Gemfields has made a tangible difference to families living in Africa.

It’s safe to say this year was a busy one! As 2021 draws to a close, we look back at some of the biggest moments of the year for Gemfields.