The Riverstone which is regarded as little brother of the Gold River, is a synthetic stone. Its intense color and extraordinary drawing make it one of the most […]

The name scapolite refers to the appearance of its long prismatic, columnar crystals (Greek skapos = rod, lithos = stone). Scapolite is not a single mineral, but an […]

Prehnite was named by the mineralogist Abraham Gottlob Werner after the Dutch Baron and Colonel Hendrik von Prehn, who in 1783 brought the first of these gems to […]

In the precious stone science very often the so-called nephrite healing stones are used. In principle it does not matter which form the healing stone has. It does […]

He was revered by the Jews as a magical stone, who was supposed to consolidate their faith in God, and was considered to be the eighth of the […]

Moss Agate is a chalcedony stone with inclusions similar to mosses. According to a story, the moss agate believes that he can warn against false friends and bring […]

The Pink Opal is found only in the Andes. It was already considered by the Incas as a sacred stone, which saw in him an eye of the […]

Topaz stone is very well known in jewelry, used for the creation of precious jewels. If a transparent crystal can be defined (even if it is difficult to […]

Black lava stone, red Lava stone and, above all, the sparkling Lava stone conjure up a glow in the eyes of every jewelry lover. And that’s no wonder, […]

The sapphire has been produced synthetically for over 100 years. Sapphire syntheses produced in mass production hardly differ from the real stones. The likelihood of confusion with other […]