Multicolor Loose Stones: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 27, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Multicolor Loose Stones, including options from State st. jewelers. Compare product details and listed prices.
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1.78ct Loose Watermelon Bicolor Tourmaline Emerald
State st. jewelers
$400.00

2.15ct Loose Watermelon Bicolor Tourmaline Emerald
State st. jewelers
$600.00

Loose Diamond Oval Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$3,300.00

1.70 Loose Diamond Oval Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$11,600.00

.96ct Loose Diamond Marquise Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$3,000.00

1.27ct Loose Diamond Emerald Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$6,400.00

3.03ct Loose Diamond Round Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$32,500.00

Lab Diamond Unisex Loose Diamond
State st. jewelers
$2,600.00

Loose Boulder Opal Boulder Opal
State st. jewelers
$1,500.00

1.20ct Loose Diamond Marquise Diamond
State st. jewelers
$4,000.00

.93ct Loose Diamond Radiant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$2,000.00

1.30ct Loose Diamond Marquise Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$8,800.00

3.00ct Loose Diamond Pear Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$27,000.00

.74ct Loose Diamond Round Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$1,750.00

1.60ct Loose Diamond Marquise Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$9,650.00

Diamond Women's Loose Diamond
State st. jewelers
$18,800.00

1.70ct Loose Diamond Round Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$7,800.00

.59ct Loose Diamond Round Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$1,000.00
The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $400.00 to $32,500.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The selection includes diamonds, tourmaline, opal and other gemstones, with carat weights ranging from under a carat to over three carats.
For diamonds, check the GIA certification, clarity and cut, as these affect sparkle and value. Colored stones like watermelon tourmaline are prized for their vivid bicolor patterns, so examine the color distribution.
When buying loose stones, consider the intended use-jewelry setting, collection or design. Larger stones may require professional setting, while smaller ones are easier to incorporate into custom pieces.
Questions
What does 'loose' mean for gemstones?
Loose indicates the stone is sold without a setting, allowing you to choose how to mount it.
How important is GIA certification?
GIA certification provides an independent assessment of a diamond’s quality, which helps verify its value.
Can I buy a multicolor stone for a specific design?
Yes, stones like watermelon tourmaline show distinct color zones that can enhance a design.
Do larger carat stones cost proportionally more?
Price increases with carat weight, but clarity, color and cut also significantly affect cost.