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Aquamarine: The Ocean’s Calmness Captured in a Gem
Aquamarine, the birthstone of March, embodies the tranquillity of the ocean with its luminous blue hue. A variety of beryl, this gemstone forms deep within the earth and has been cherished for millennia for both its beauty and mystical qualities. Prized in jewellery for its durability and clarity, aquamarine symbolises love and serenity. Ethically sourced by OONA, each stone captures the essence of sunlit waves and timeless romance.

One-of-a-kind Heirlooms: A timeless legacy that transcends generations
One-of-a-kind heirloom jewellery holds immeasurable value, transcending generations as symbols of history, love, and craftsmanship. From ancient civilisations to royal traditions, these rare pieces have embodied power, status, and deep emotional bonds. Today, personalised, ethically sourced gemstones create future heirlooms, preserving both beauty and values. OONA’s commitment to sustainability and transparency ensures that each jewel is not only an exquisite treasure but also a conscious legacy for generations to come.

The Art of Batik in Sri Lanka:
A timeless fusion of tradition and artistry, Sri Lankan batik captures the island’s vibrant spirit through intricate, hand-drawn patterns inspired by its exotic nature. Introduced by Dutch traders and later revitalised by visionaries like Ena de Silva and Geoffrey Bawa, this UNESCO-recognised craft has evolved into a national symbol. Today, its mesmerising colours continue to inspire us, celebrating Sri Lanka’s rich heritage and boundless creativity.

Treasures from the Earth: Why Ethical Coloured Gems are the Future of Investment
Discover the future of investment with ethical coloured gemstones—where rarity, beauty, and sustainability converge. These vibrant treasures, from sapphires to spinels, transcend trends, offering enduring value and timeless elegance. Ethically sourced and uniquely rare, gems from places like Sri Lanka redefine legacy investments, blending personal meaning with long-term secure assets. Embrace a sustainable choice that celebrates nature’s artistry and creates a lasting impact for generations to come.

OONA’s Holiday Boutique
From December 12th to 14th, we welcomed the festive season with the opening of our Holiday Boutique at Casa Mestizo, Madrid.

Zircon: The first gemstone on Earth, a hidden treasure
Discover Zircon, Earth’s first gemstone, a radiant treasure with a story 4.4 billion years old. Renowned for its brilliance and kaleidoscope of hues, this ancient gem rivals diamonds in sparkle and history. From Sri Lanka’s ethical mines to our exclusive designs, zircon’s beauty is timeless. Celebrate nature’s artistry and the soothing elegance of this overlooked masterpiece—a true symbol of clarity, serenity, and enduring splendour.

A golden tribute to the fishing traditions of Sri Lanka
A golden ode to Sri Lanka’s timeless fishing traditions, the Net Collection captures the harmony of craft and sustainability. Inspired by handwoven nets and stilt fishermen’s artistry, each piece celebrates generations of dedication. Delicate sapphires and golden lattices reflect the sea’s brilliance, with every design woven by hand into a masterpiece. OONA transforms heritage into elegance, preserving the beauty of the past for today. Discover the magic of the Net Collection.

What Defines an Ethical Gemstone?
Precious stones began forming some three billion years ago in the depths of the Earth, and in ancient times, they were discovered almost by chance when they surfaced. Even today, the process of mining coloured gemstones remains largely unchanged from millennia ago, relying on persistence, manual tools, and human endeavour.

Welcome To Our Journal
Capturing the intricate beauty of jewelry through the lens of photography transforms each piece into a work of art, telling stories that sparkle with elegance.

Reviving Handcrafted Jewellery In Sri Lanka
The island of Sri Lanka is world famous for its natural gemstone deposits and for exporting these precious stones to the rest of the globe. But it also has a time-honoured jewellery tradition of its own that dates right back to Antiquity. However, this trade has not always received the appreciation it deserves, and the island’s precious-metal artisans gradually gave up their craft until, in the last century, it all but disappeared.