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MyPiece·The Atlas·Sé & Downtown·Shelf

A taste of the district

Sé & Downtown

São Paulo·Brazil·Coloured stones

By the cathedral square in São Paulo's old Centro, the Rua do Ouro — the Street of Gold — packs over three hundred shops into a hundred metres, working gold and the coloured stones Brazil is famous for. This is a gem country's own corridor, where amethyst, citrine, tourmaline and topaz are set and sold. These are the forms Brazil's stones take here, sourced on Amazon so a taste of the trade can travel home.

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  • Amethyst Ring

    Ring

    Sterling silver · natural amethyst

    Purple quartz set in a ring — amethyst is one of Brazil's signature stones, and a mainstay of the coloured gems worked along the Rua do Ouro.

    View pricing on Amazon ↗ Amethyst Ring — view pricing on Amazon
  • Citrine Ring

    Ring

    Sterling silver · natural citrine

    Warm golden quartz — citrine, one of Brazil's most abundant and widely exported stones, set as a ring the way the Street of Gold has long done.

    View pricing on Amazon ↗ Citrine Ring — view pricing on Amazon
  • London Blue Topaz Ring

    Ring

    Sterling silver · natural topaz

    The deep blue-green beryl Brazil sends the world — London Blue topaz, rounding out the Brazilian gemstone trio alongside amethyst and citrine.

    View pricing on Amazon ↗ London Blue Topaz Ring — view pricing on Amazon
  • Aquamarine Ring

    Ring

    10K gold · natural aquamarine

    A natural aquamarine centre in gold — Brazil's most internationally famous stone, from the pegmatites of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo.

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  • Watermelon Tourmaline Ring

    Ring

    Natural tourmaline

    Bi-colour pink-and-green tourmaline — Brazil's most visually distinctive gemstone specialty, set as a ring.

    View pricing on Amazon ↗ Watermelon Tourmaline Ring — view pricing on Amazon
  • Amethyst Stud Earrings

    Studs

    14K gold · natural amethyst

    Natural amethyst set in gold at the ear — the accessible everyday piece beside the district's ring-led shelf.

    View pricing on Amazon ↗ Amethyst Stud Earrings — view pricing on Amazon
  • Gold-Plated Stone Pendant

    Pendant

    Gold-plated steel · natural stone

    A natural stone on gold-plated metal — Brazil's semijoia tradition of affordable plated jewellery set with real stones, a major São Paulo trade.

    View pricing on Amazon ↗ Gold-Plated Stone Pendant — view pricing on Amazon
  • Gold-Plated Hoops

    Hoops

    Gold-plated · silver posts

    Gold-plated hoops with silver posts — the everyday semijoia counterpart to the district's fine-gemstone shelf.

    View pricing on Amazon ↗ Gold-Plated Hoops — view pricing on Amazon

The Care Shelf

Clean & store your pieces, the greener way

A small kit to clean and keep jewellery safely — 6 of 10 picks a genuinely greener option, sourced on Amazon.

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