Women's Multicolor Loose Stones: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 21, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Women's Multicolor Loose Stones, including options from State st. jewelers. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Diamond Women's Loose Diamond
State st. jewelers
$8,480.00
3.97ct Ruby Women's Loose Gemstone
State st. jewelers
$2,400.00
Lab Diamond Unisex Loose Diamond
State st. jewelers
$2,600.00
Loose Diamond Oval Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$3,300.00
1.54ct Loose Diamond Round Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$9,000.00
.98ct Loose Diamond Round Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$2,500.00
1.52ct Loose Diamond Rectangular Modified Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$2,800.00
2.29ct Loose Diamond Cushion Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$9,800.00
1.78ct Loose Watermelon Bicolor Tourmaline Emerald
State st. jewelers
$400.00
1.39ct Loose Diamond Cut-Cornered Rectangular Modified Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$3,600.00
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
1.20ct Loose Diamond Marquise Diamond
State st. jewelers
$4,000.00
2.15ct Loose Watermelon Bicolor Tourmaline Emerald
State st. jewelers
$600.00
3.03ct Loose Diamond Round Brilliant Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$32,500.00
1.15ct Loose Diamond Emerald Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$6,500.00
.60ct Loose Princess Diamond GIA
State st. jewelers
$1,250.00
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 and emerald-type stones in a variety of cuts such as round, cushion, oval and marquise. Colors vary from classic clear diamonds to bicolored tourmaline and emerald hues.
When selecting loose stones, consider carat weight, cut quality, color and clarity, as each factor influences appearance and price. For diamonds, the 4-C’s are essential; for colored stones, hue saturation and transparency are key. Verify that the stone is GIA-certified or comes with a reputable grading report.
Think about the intended setting-some cuts suit solitaire rings while others work better in halo or multi-stone designs. Balance your budget by comparing stones of similar size but different clarity or color grades, and always purchase from a trusted jeweler.
Questions
What does ‘loose stone’ mean?
A loose stone is an unmounted gemstone sold by itself, ready to be set in jewelry.
How important is the cut for colored stones?
Cut determines how well the stone reflects light; a good cut enhances color and brilliance.
Are higher carat stones always better?
Larger stones are more valuable, but clarity, color and cut can make a smaller stone appear more attractive.
Should I get a grading report?
A reputable report confirms the stone’s characteristics and helps ensure you’re paying a fair price.