Everything you need to know about your favorite gemstone
Rutilated quartz, like most quartz, has a very varied locality in the world, so it can be obtained almost anywhere. Besides, it integrates most of the curative, cleansing and energy …
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Sandalwood stone or Buddhist meditation rosaries represent for the devotees of both TIBETAN-HINDUISM religions instruments of prayer and meditation through the Mantra. . The meaning of the term Sandalwood stone …
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Most of these stones come from South Africa, but are also found in Brazil, India, Burma, Australia and the United States. The meaning of the name “tiger eye” derives from …
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The Paraiba Tourmaline is considered a particularly beautiful variety of Tourmaline. Due to the high metal content in the stone, it shimmers in intense colors. Especially the deep blue and …
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The ruby has a twin brother, the sapphire, which also belongs to the group of corundum. He has the same crystal shape, but he has a warm, blue color. The …
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In addition to the ruby and the sapphire this stone belongs to the group of corundum. The very hard mineral is second only to the diamond on the hardness scale …
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The Star Red Ruby stone is red and sensual. Like a fire that burns forever. The red Ruby makes collector’s hearts beat faster. But also jewelry enthusiasts will find in …
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The star sapphire gemstone is one of the most popular gemstones in the world and much sought after by collectors and jewelry lovers. Together with the diamond, ruby and emerald …
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Phantom Quartz or Phantom Quartz can be more or less pure. It goes from a total transparency to the presence of numerous inclusions that make this stone cloudy. The more …
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According to Pliny, the name derives from Topazes, an island in the Red Sea, in reference to the deposits of precious stones (especially olivine and chrysoberyl) which were then confused …
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