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Beautiful Blue Lace Agate raw piece This high-grade Blue Lace Agate showcases gorgeous, vibrant colors within its thick banding patterns, complemented by sparkling crystals on the inside. The photos don't fully capture the remarkable sparkle, which is truly exceptional in person. These are Ethically sourced form Malawi weighs 626g and stands at 10cm X 9.5cm Blue Lace Agate is a gentle and soothing gemstone renowned for its tranquil, light blue hues and delicate, lace-like banding. It is said that this crystal is cherished not only for its captivating appearance but also for its calming metaphysical properties. It is often associated with promoting inner peace, serenity, and clear communication. Blue Lace Agate is believed to help individuals find their voice and express themselves with grace and ease, making it a sought-after stone for those seeking emotional harmony and open, honest communication. It is also associated with the throat chakra and is thought to enhance self-expression and encourage a sense of calm and tranquility in its wearers, making it a valuable addition to both crystal collections and spiritual practices.
Necklace TERRA with beautiful gemstone beads in muted shades, pearly and gold-plated highlights and a cute heart detail. Material: various gemstones, glass, freshwater pearls, gold-plated sterling silver Length: adjustable 42 - 46 cm ~ Every piece is handmade in Munich just for you ~ the production time after your order takes around 2-4 working days before shipping.
Chrome diopside is a unique natural gemstone that bears a mystical power that enhances universal love, inner wisdom, and inner strength. It empowers one’s integrity, character, trust, and altruistic connection to self, others, and nature and is highly beneficial to lightworkers, people on a spiritual journey, and people with feelings of sadness, loss, and detachment.
This beautiful gemstone choker made of apatite beads sparkles in a summery color palette of dark turquoise tones that immediately makes you want to go to the sun and the sea. The beads are 2-3 mm in size and faceted. All gemstones are genuine and carefully selected. The clasp is made of stainless steel so that the necklace lasts a long time and does not rub off on the skin. It can also be adjusted by 5 cm. DIMENSIONS & DETAILS 🌴 Material: genuine apatite pearls 🌴 Size of pearls: 2-3 mm 🌴 Clasp: stainless steel The chain is thin and delicate and available in 2 sizes: 📏 33-38 cm (length) 📏 40-45 cm (length) MANUFACTURING All my jewelry is handmade with love and care in Barcelona (Spain) and Potsdam (Germany). DISCOUNT FOR MULTIPLE ITEMS If you order more than one item, you can enter the discount code SAVE10 at checkout and receive 10% off your order. The gemstone chokers, for example, are ideal for creating a great layered look with other necklaces. Summery and elegant!
Create an elegant and unique look with our 26-letter Pearl Bracelet. Featuring individual letter charms and lustrous pearls, it adds a special touch to any outfit. Crafted with high-quality materials for lasting beauty and durability. Celebrate your individuality and add this one-of-a-kind piece to your jewelry collection! Metal: 18K Recycled Gold Plated On Brass Gemstone:Freshwater Pearl(3.5-4mm),Cubic Zirconia Pendant Length：7mm Chain Length: 170-195mm Weight: 4.3g
Details: Colorful Gemstone Beaded Necklace This necklace is made with natural gemstones, therefore each necklace is unique in color. Sizing: Length: approx. 16- 18 inches Adjustable
While the sun can charge your stones very quickly, you will want to remove the stone from the sun after an hour or two as the sun could discolor your crystals (even those that are sun-safe). You can set your stone outside or on a windowsill to absorb the powerful energy from the heavens. The time you need to charge your crystals will vary, but they can often be ready in just a few minutes.
About This Item Attractive and passionate, distinctive and modern design with this Capricorn Signet zodiac ring which is distinguished by Garnet gemstone. Gemstone Information Garnet jewellery is a celebration of femininity and life, empowering and beautiful. Garnet has been used in jewellery for centuries with ancient Egyptians and Romans being documented as lovers of this dark red gemstone beauty. As a healing stone it is also thought to bring success in business and boost confidence. Jewellery Collection Hey astrology lover! Express yourself with the Gemondo Zodiac Collection. Discover a range of dainty birthstone pendant charms and statement zodiac rings designed to match your unique personality. From passionate Capricorns to sophisticated Sagittarius, find your sign and wear it with you in the most beautiful way. Product Code 135R2079019 Material 9ct Yellow Gold Gemstone Details 1 x Garnet - 0.030ct - 1.7mm Gemstone Origin Garnet - South African
Necklace PIEDRA with beautiful gemstone disc beads, a golden snail and pearly details. Material: various gemstones, freshwater pearls, gold-plated sterling silver Length: adjustable 37 - 41 cm Due to the natural gemstone beads and the random composition of the stones, each necklace is unique and slightly different. Every piece is handmade in Munich just for you ~ the production time after your order takes around 2-4 working days before shipping.
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For a long time, for centuries, perhaps even millennia, the gemstone was considered to be essentially a mineral substance; whether it was diamond or metal, precious stone or gold, it always came from the earth’s depth, from that sombre and fiery
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Pikmin and gemstones what could be a better combination? These lovely gemstones create a beautiful bracelet. Each are accented with high quality glass leaf charm beads. Add your favourite Pikmin name and gemstone of your choice and you are all set! Spread Pikmin love around the world by wearing your favourite Pikmin character. FREE shipping anywhere in North America!
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Dreamy and pearlescent, our Gemstone Ivory Matt Porcelain Tile allows you to create a haven in your home. This range of onyx effect porcelain wall and floor tiles is a beautiful addition to your home and when shades are combined you have a striking interior with a luxury finish. Not only does this onyx effect tile have beautiful shade variation but it also has a high-grip finish, making it perfect for busy homes.
This listing is 18 strands, each 32" long. You will not find anything like this anywhere. You are buying a luxury item, not a cheap rendition. This curtain is a stunning conversation piece that is absolutely beautiful from every perspective. NOTE: This listing is for a made-to-order item. It is not already made. Color schemes by request at no extra charge, as long as gemstones ate available for the colors requested. Need a different size? Just send a message with the height and width of the space you want to fill, and we'll send you a quote. There are no extra charges for custom orders, and all custom orders are eligible for all sales and other discounts. We make curtains for bedroom windows, living room windows, kitchen windows, doorway curtains, sun catchers, you name it. Each curtain is a unique work of art that is made by hand using real gemstone beads only. No glass, acrylic, wood or plastic beads. We do use small glass spacers between each gemstone for aesthetic purposes only. Each strand is made using steel bead wire and is securely attached to steel rings for hanging. SPECS FOR THIS LISTING: One strand per inch of width is standard. NUMBER OF STRANDS: 18 STRAND LENGTH: 32 INCHES (81 cm) TOTAL LINEAR: 48 FEET (14.6 m)
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Necklace TERRA with beautiful gemstone beads in muted shades, pearly and gold-plated highlights and a cute heart detail. Material: various gemstones, glass, freshwater pearls, gold-plated sterling silver Length: adjustable 42 - 46 cm ~ Every piece is handmade in Munich just for you ~ the production time after your order takes around 2-4 working days before shipping.
**As seen in BRITISH VOGUE Magazine - 'Jewellery Designer Profile' (Oct21) & ELLE Magazine (UK) - 'ESSENTIALS EDIT' (DEC21/JAN22)**Uniquely beautiful, our Pastel Rainbow Ring is handcrafted with multicoloured natural gemstones - each has been specially handpicked for its stunning pastel colour. Crafted in 18k gold vermeil for a lustrous finish, the ring offers a timeless design with fun subtle colours to brighten up your wardrobe.Natural gemstones 2.5 mm each (green tourmaline, sky blue topaz, Swiss blue topaz, amethyst, pink tourmaline, peach tourmaline and citrine)18k gold vermeil on solid 925 sterling silver (5 times thicker and longer-lasting than regular gold-plated jewellery)HandcraftedAlso available in Sterling Silver. * This ring is part of our 'Precious Collection', showcasing rare and highly sought-after precious gemstone jewellery which is exquisitely handcrafted and made to treasure for generations. ** This ring design is also available with larger gemstones, click here. Find out your ring size click here
𝗘𝗮𝘀𝘆 𝗧𝗼 𝗦𝘁𝘆𝗹𝗲, 𝗠𝗮𝗱𝗲 𝗧𝗼 𝗟𝗮𝘀𝘁 Our dainty gemstone necklaces are easy to layer and ready to be worn on repeat! Created to last a lifetime, these necklaces will remain evergreen even as the years and trends come and go. Choose from nephrite jade, green moss agate, citrine, aventurine, amazonite, unakite, or sodalite stones 𝗕𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝗕𝗮𝗿 (𝗥𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱) https://www.etsy.com/listing/1398460207/dainty-gemstone-tube-pendant-necklace 𝗕𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝗕𝗮𝗿 (𝗥𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗲) https://www.etsy.com/listing/1384443610/minimalist-gemstone-pendant-necklace 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹𝘀 𝗪𝗲 𝗨𝘀𝗲 This necklace is made entirely with sturdy 14k yellow gold filled or sterling silver pieces and a genuine gemstone pendant. It is safe to wear in the shower, but we recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to chemicals like chlorine to keep your necklace like new! Our gemstones are not dyed or artificially colored in any way. The stones and their colors are completely genuine! 𝗟𝗲𝗻𝗴𝘁𝗵 𝗢𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 We have lengths between 14” – 20” available! Generally, we recommend 14” length for children, someone with a very petite frame, or if you are looking for more of a choker style. The 16” – 18” lengths are our most popular, most universally loved option; they suit anyone and pair nicely with virtually any neckline. Our 20” length allows for more of a pendant style; if you are looking for a necklace to suit a taller frame or that looks great with v neck tops, this is a great choice! 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗗𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗹𝘀 - Sturdy chain measures 1mm - Genuine gemstone pendant, never dyed or artificially colored - Spring ring clasp 𝗘𝘅𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝗱𝗱 𝗢𝗻𝘀 Gift Box This gift box has a velour interior and features a sliding drawer style; it is a perfect place to keep your piece when it’s not being worn! https://www.etsy.com/listing/700156503/gift-box?click_key=4223f41e20b0764b2c7db771a509431ace58f974%3A700156503&click_sum=f633ee81&ref=shop_home_active_10&frs=1 Customized Packaging Add a personalized message to fun packaging options! https://www.etsy.com/listing/1221821006/custom-packaging?ref=listings_manager_grid Add A Birthstone Disc These discs are an easy way to further personalize your piece. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1235748819/add-a-birthstone-charm?ref=listings_manager_grid www.ShopSWSS.etsy.com www.ShopSWSS.com @ShopSWSS
DescriptionEmbrace elegance with our Cluster Diamond Halo Ring, featuring a stunning 0.42 Ct Amethyst set in real 14k gold. The split shank design and floral motif enhance its charm, making it a perfect round gemstone ring for any occasion. Ideal as a birthday gift, it radiates timeless beauty.Product Details SKUCJ R 1799 RMProduct dimension-Metal14K Solid GoldBirthstoneJuneRAINBOW MOONSTONE DETAILSSize5mmQualityAAAPieces1Weight0.42 caratsSettingProngEnhancementNoneDIAMOND DETAILSSize2mmClarity & ColorI1-I2/G-HPieces10Weight0.3 caratsSettingProngEnhancementNoneIMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER:-Order below $300 & below, no jewelry box will be packed with parcel.COLOR VARIATION:Product color may slightly vary due to matrix images or your display settings. WEIGHT VARIATION:Gold weight & Gem weight may vary 10%, as we manufacture again to deliver premium quality of production to our customers.
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This ring features a central Garnet on a four-pronged head with starburst detailing encased within a 9ct yellow gold heart. The gold band stretches to accentuate the heart design. Gift this ring to that special someone to make a wonderful expression of your love. Gemstone Information Garnet jewellery is a celebration of femininity and life, empowering and beautiful. Garnet has been used in jewellery for centuries with ancient Egyptians and Romans being documented as lovers of this dark red gemstone's beauty. As a healing stone it is also thought to bring success in business and boost confidence. As a birthstone, Garnet represents January birthdays. Jewellery Collection The Extraordinary Collection for Extraordinary Women tells visual stories of heroic females to inspire a new generation of strong and empowering women. Adorn beautiful gemstone jewellery pieces created in homage to muses who have owned their course of history. Product Code 135R2055059 Material 9ct Yellow Gold 375 Hallmarked Gemstone Details 1 x Garnet - 0.11ct - Round - 2.7mm Gemstone Origin Garnet - South Africa
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In the world of gemstones, the mica crystal isn't the most widely known or sought out. However, it's a strikingly beautiful gem, so it's wise not to overlook its potential in jewelry. Plus, there are far more varieties of mica than most people expect, and each version has a unique look, coloration, or set of features that make the stones highly distinct. Ultimately, mica is a fascinating material and has uses far outside the world of jewelry and collections. Here's what you need to know about the mica stone meaning, the metaphysical properties of mica, how mica is used, and much more. What Is Mica? Mica is a category of silicate minerals that have similar monoclinic crystal structures but varying compositions, though they're often recognized by their flaky appearance. The mica group is large, encompassing a total of 37 different mica minerals. Broadly, the mica stone is known for its shimmery or sparkly look, which makes them attractive for ornamental applications. In fact, the name "mica" is derived from "micare," the Latin word for "shine." Generally, the most common versions of mica are purple lepidolite, black biotite, brown phlogopite, and clear muscovite. Each one has unique features, though broadly fits in the mica category. For example, lepidolite is lithium-bearing, separating it from most other forms of mica. However, while those mica variants are the most widely used in the world of jewelry, they just scratch the surface of the world of mica. Mica Physical Properties When it comes to the physical mica properties, the various versions of mica are characterized by their distinct layers, creating an internal sense of depth. Plus, the layers are easy to split, allowing thin sheets of mica to be turned into sheets or flakes for various applications and purposes. Overall, mica is classified as soft, ranging from a 2 to a 4 on the Mohs hardness scale, depending on the subtype and exact specimen in question. That means it's often easy to scratch, cut, shape, or manipulate, though the precise degree can vary. Additionally, they can have a pearly to vitreous lustre and range from translucent to opaque. When it comes to colours, the mica crystal properties and varying compositions lead to a rainbow's worth of hues. Neutrals like grays, browns, and whites occur, as well as striking shades of purple, rose, green, red, yellow, and more. Plus, there are colourless versions. Due to the compositional mica stone properties, the stones typically have a white or colourless streak. What's critical to note is that each type of mica has varying chemical and mineral compositions. As mentioned above, lepidolite contains lithium, and that's not characteristic of the entire mica group. Phlogopite is known as magnesium mica due to a greater presence of magnesium, while biotite is often iron-rich. However, it's these varying compositions that can result in a wide array of colours, as specific minerals can alter the hue of a stone. For example, lepidolite gets its purple hue from manganese. The high iron content in biotite leads to darker colours, such as black and deep brown. How Is Mica Formed? Mica is largely found along with igneous and metaphoric rocks, including pegmatite masses, though it can occur alongside sedimentary rocks, too. A variety of processes and conditions can lead to mica stones. In some cases, volcanic activity involving magma or fluids can lead to deposits of materials that become mica. The weathering of certain minerals – including feldspar – may also play a role in the formation of specific mica gemstones. Additionally, some versions form on the seafloor due to clastic sedimentation. When it forms, most micas occur as irregular tabular masses or thin flakes or plates. However, larger mica crystals can happen, and due to their flaky structure, they're often referred to as books when they occur. Sometimes, mica forms as rosettes, a layered look resembling petals coming off flowers. Those commonly become collector's stones, as other applications usually require cutting or shaping, destroying that particular formation's natural beauty. Where Is Mica Found? Mica is found worldwide, but most mined mica comes from India, particularly from Bihar and Madras. Along with being prevalent in those regions, low labour costs make the country ideal for managing the cost of the related operations. However, there are a few other notable producers of mica. Belgium, Brazil, China, and Madagascar also mine mica regularly, though the mica from those nations is less present in the broader market. Additionally, many other countries are known to have mica. The trick is that they may not have sources that are large or accessible enough to justify mining or may only maintain smaller mining operations when compared to the nations above. Still, just because a mica gemstone comes from a country other than those listed doesn't mean it isn't authentic. Mica Uses and Benefits Mica has a wide variety of uses. While most people focus on mica gemstones in jewelry or as part of collections, it serves various industrial purposes, too. Mica offers excellent thermal resistance. Plus, it's chemically inert, water-resistant, lightweight, and has outstanding dielectric strength. As a result, mica is often used in insulation products. It's a component of heat shields for various aerospace vehicles, such as shuttles. You'll also find it in electrical and thermal insulation, flame retardant barriers, and flight recorder insulators in spacecraft. Similarly, mica is found in insulation products in many vehicles, including gasoline-powered and electric versions and home appliances. It's a sheetrock component and can be a filler in specific rubber and plastic products. Ground mica may also be found in drilling mud. It's common to find micas in paints and pigments, too. The mica can brighten certain colours or create a glittery quality within the paint and pigment. Since mica is shimmery, it also makes its way into cosmetics and skincare products. When people think of mica crystal benefits, they usually refer to the mica spiritual properties. While the exact uses vary, many view mica as a protective stone. Some also feel that the reflective qualities allow it to deflect negative energy. Many also consider it a calming gemstone, so some use it to restore a sense of harmony or balance. In this regard, mica is used in several ways. Some choose to wear the stone in a piece of jewelry as a means of bringing any potential mica benefits with them. Others prefer to meditate on the gem, using it as a point of focus for a spiritual practice or journey. Displaying the crystals can also work as part of a spiritual practice, particularly among those who create altars. At times, mica becomes part of pendulums, too. The related use typically involves some degree of divination or answering challenging questions. In that regard, a protective or balancing stone is a popular addition to a pendulum, particularly when seeking guidance on difficult matters. Mica in History Mica has long been a useful stone, and its use dates back to ancient times. Egyptians, Greeks, Indians, and Romans were all known to leverage mica, as well as ancient Chinese civilization, Aztecs, and many others. There's even evidence of mica in cave paints created during the Upper Paleolithic period. The earliest hues discovered were red and black, and there are some examples of white drawings, including mica. In the Southwestern United States, mica played a role in indigenous pottery, and the Picuris Pueblos and Taos continue using mica for that purpose today. Mayans added it to clay and stucco to make templates shine in the sun. In Pakistan, mica added a glittery quality to women's clothing, particularly during the summer. There – along with in Bangladesh and India – mica powder also decorated pottery to make it sparkle. Mica powder is also present in Japanese woodblock prints, primarily to make the image glitter. There are also examples of it being used in pottery. There are also ancient medicinal practices that involve mica. One example comes from Ayurveda, where mica was said to assist with treating respiratory or digestive diseases or issues. Mica Metaphysical Properties The metaphysical properties of mica can vary dramatically depending on a person's belief system and the exact type of mica involved. Some feel the mica spiritual meaning focuses on reducing or eliminating nervous energy or hostile energy. It's generally considered a protective stone, too. However, the mica rock meaning can change if you're looking at a specific type of mica. For example, the lepidolite mica crystal meaning focuses on calmness, clarity, and harmony, and since it's purple, they connect it to the crown chakra. The green mica crystal meaning – which usually involves the meaning of fuchsite since it's green – aligns with the heart chakra instead and is often associated with compassion, love, and rebirth. When it comes to mica crystal healing properties, those can also vary depending on the type of mica. However, many broadly believe that it can bring balance to the body and chakras, levelling out a person's energetic system. The mica stone healing properties are also associated with anxiety and emotional stress reduction, leading to increased emotional stability. Some also feel that mica can assist with a variety of ailments. For example, some think it can relieve insomnia and decrease muscle pain. Others believe it can address skin inflammation or rashes and promote healthy cell regeneration. Many even feel it can help in the battle against an eating disorder, leading to a better relationship with food. One of the green mica healing properties potentially counters that, as some think that the stone can reduce hunger when fasting or cleansing, which potentially isn't conducive when dealing with specific eating disorders. However, it's critical to note that any healing benefits of mica – including the ability to prevent or treat a condition of any kind – aren't scientifically proven. As a result, holding, wearing, or meditating on mica isn't a substitute for legitimate medical care. Instead, getting guidance from a healthcare professional if you're experiencing any health concerns is essential. Mica in Jewelry While mica has many industrial uses, the mica gemstone is highly popular for jewelry. However, since its appearance can vary significantly from one specimen to the next, jewelry featuring it won't usually end up in chain stores. With chains, consistency is critical. Additionally, the ability to repeat a design at scale is often a must. Fortunately, independent jewelry designers can take advantage of beautiful mica gemstones. They have an easier time supporting small runs or one-off pieces, allowing them to celebrate the amazing look of mica without the drawbacks that chains face. Generally, mica isn't faceted for jewelry, as its structure and lack of full transparency make it ill-suited to faceting. Instead, mica is more often shaped and polished or used to create cabochons, and it's also commonly turned into beads. Some pieces may even feature raw mica. It's also common to find mica in pendulums designed for various spiritual or divination practices. Often, these include beads or polished stones, though some may feature cabochons or raw mica crystals, too. Stones Similar to Mica Generally, not many stones are similar to mica. One reason is that the shimmering quality characteristic of many types of mica found in other gems is actually the result of mica. For example, aventurine – a kind of green quartz – has a shimmer that's referred to as aventurescence, and it occurs due to mica inclusions. Mica can also end up as inclusions in other types of quartz, imbuing the quartz with a shimmery quality. The same can occur with fluorite crystals and many other gemstones. Sparkly granites can contain mica, too. Goldstone is known for its glittering quality, as well. It's a manufactured stone that includes coloured glass with metallic inclusions, usually made of copper, chromium, manganese filings, flakes, or granules. In some cases, stones known for a metallic lustre may also resemble specific micas. For example, pyrite –commonly referred to as fool's gold – is a mineral known for its metallic appearance. Chalcopyrite can also have a metallic quality, leading to a shimmer.
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