Stone Jewellery
Jewelry made of real gemstones, from amethyst to citrine, semi-precious Stones in many different colors and shapes for your individual Jewelry design.
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Carnelian round bead...
€17.90The orange-red carnelian stands for strength, energy and courage and helps us to find new zest for life and a good mood in depressive phases. Carnelian also promotes a desire for company and creative exchange.
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Faceted amethyst pendant
€39.00Amethyst, the violet variety of crystal quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos, “not drunk”, as it was generally thought to prevent drunkenness.
Amethyst can be found all over the world; the often impressively large amethyst druses from Brazil, formed in cavity bubbles in volcanic rocks, are well known. The violet color is caused by the inclusion of iron. -
Faceted amethyst pendant
€49.00Amethyst, the violet variety of crystal quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos, “not drunk”, as it was generally thought to prevent drunkenness.
Amethyst can be found all over the world; the often impressively large amethyst druses from Brazil, formed in cavity bubbles in volcanic rocks, are well known. The violet color is caused by the inclusion of iron. -
Faceted amethyst pendant
€89.00Amethyst, the violet variety of crystal quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos, “not drunk”, as it was generally thought to prevent drunkenness.
Amethyst can be found all over the world; the often impressively large amethyst druses from Brazil, formed in cavity bubbles in volcanic rocks, are well known. The violet color is caused by the inclusion of iron. -
Faceted amethyst pendant
€49.00Amethyst, the violet variety of crystal quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos, “not drunk”, as it was generally thought to prevent drunkenness.
Amethyst can be found all over the world; the often impressively large amethyst druses from Brazil, formed in cavity bubbles in volcanic rocks, are well known. The violet color is caused by the inclusion of iron. -
Faceted amethyst pendant
€49.00Amethyst, the violet variety of crystal quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos, “not drunk”, as it was generally thought to prevent drunkenness.
Amethyst can be found all over the world; the often impressively large amethyst druses from Brazil, formed in cavity bubbles in volcanic rocks, are well known. The violet color is caused by the inclusion of iron. -
Faceted ruby pendant
€59.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Faceted ruby pendant
€69.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Jade green Bracelet 4mm
€15.90Jade colored green.
The green jade is considered a lucky stone and stands for health and prosperity. This stone is in great demand, especially in Asia, and is often worn as an amulet. -
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Ruby donut 30 mm
€59.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Ruby pendant (star ruby)
€59.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Ruby pendant (star ruby)
€49.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Ruby pendant (star ruby)
€59.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.