ABOUT TEARSTONES

Our Story

For more than a decade, we’ve supplied lab-grown diamonds and synthetic gemstones to jewelers. We worked behind the scenes, sourcing stones that would eventually find their way into shop windows, finished pieces and people’s lives.

We still do that work today. But as the market grew, we decided to welcome people who were choosing a stone for themselves, too.

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One stone is enough.

The idea was straightforward: you should be able to buy directly from us at wholesale prices, even if you only need one stone. We created Tearstones to make that possible, bringing the experience of our established supply business into a young jewelry brand.

Loose diamonds with jeweler’s tweezers and a loupe on a black surface.

Tears of stone, filled with color.

The name came from an image: gemstones as the tears of stone, filled with color. We liked the thought that something small enough to rest in your palm could come to mean so much to someone. A stone is chosen for its color, shape or sparkle. Over time, the piece it becomes can remind you of a person, a day, or a decision you made for yourself.

Working with lab-grown stones has given us a lasting appreciation for the possibilities they offer. We want people to have room to choose a color they love, explore a design and find something that feels right within their budget.

Sketching an oval solitaire ring beside the finished design.

A piece of your own.

Opening Tearstones also meant beginning a more personal kind of work: custom jewelry. Alongside supplying loose stones, we now help customers develop their ideas into finished pieces.

You can bring a photograph of a setting you like, a sketch you’ve made, or a few details you haven’t quite put together yet. We’ll talk through the stone, the proportions and how you want the piece to feel when you wear it. The design takes shape through those conversations.

Tell us what you have in mind.

Our wholesale business continues, and Tearstones gives us a way to work directly with the person who will choose, give or wear the jewelry.

If there’s a color you keep coming back to, or a piece you’ve been imagining for a while, tell us about it. A few words are enough to begin.

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