Healing stones

Amethyst/silver rosé gold-plated, length 18 cm

This delicate bracelet consists of amethyst and the symbol "flower of life" in silver rosé gold-plated

Amethyst, the violet variety of crystal quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos"not drunk", as it was generally intended to protect against drunkenness.
The occurrences of amethyst are known worldwide, known are the often impressively large amethyst druses from Brazil, formed in hollow bubbles of volcanic rocks. The violet colour is caused by iron deposition.

The healing effects of amethyst described in the literature are manifold: fever-reducing, anti-inflammatory, recommended for skin problems of all kinds, respiratory diseases, stress symptoms and especially headaches and migraines and tension. The amethyst is regarded as a good support for addiction treatment, coping with difficult life tasks and losses. It promotes concentration, creativity and intuition and facilitates access to spiritual experiences. The amethyst is also used as a protective stone against negative energies, water veins and earth radiation.

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Amethyst/silver rhodium-plated, length 17 cm

This delicate bracelet consists of amethyst and the symbol "tree of life" in silver rhodium-plated.

Amethyst, the violet variety of crystal quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos"not drunk", as it was generally intended to protect against drunkenness.
The occurrences of amethyst are known worldwide, known are the often impressively large amethyst druses from Brazil, formed in hollow bubbles of volcanic rocks. The violet colour is caused by iron deposition.

The healing effects of amethyst described in the literature are manifold: fever-reducing, anti-inflammatory, recommended for skin problems of all kinds, respiratory diseases, stress symptoms and especially headaches and migraines and tension.
The amethyst is considered to be a good support in addiction treatment, coping with difficult life tasks and losses.
It promotes concentration, creativity and intuition and facilitates access to spiritual experiences.
The amethyst is also used as a protective stone against negative energies, water veins and earth rays.

Amethyst/silver rosé gold-plated, length 18 cm

This delicate bracelet consists of amethyst and the symbol "tree of life" in silver rosé gold-plated

Amethyst, the violet variety of crystal quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos"not drunk", as it was generally intended to protect against drunkenness.
The occurrences of amethyst are known worldwide, known are the often impressively large amethyst druses from Brazil, formed in hollow bubbles of volcanic rocks. The violet colour is caused by iron deposition.

The healing effects of amethyst described in the literature are manifold: fever-reducing, anti-inflammatory, recommended for skin problems of all kinds, respiratory diseases, stress symptoms and especially headaches and migraines and tension. The amethyst is regarded as a good support for addiction treatment, coping with difficult life tasks and losses. It promotes concentration, creativity and intuition and facilitates access to spiritual experiences. The amethyst is also used as a protective stone against negative energies, water veins and earth radiation.

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Granati/silver rhodium-plated, length 17 cm

This delicate bracelet consists of garnet and the symbol "flower of life" in silver rhodium-plated.

Garnet is a group of different coloured gemstones with similar crystal structure and chemism.
are the main representatives of the grenade group: almandine, pyrope, spessartine, grossular, andradite and uvarovite.

The name garnet (lat. grain) probably refers to the often grainy appearance of the crystals or is related to the similarity to the flowers of the pomegranate tree. The classic garnet is popularly known as "carbuncle stone", the red garnet representatives being almandine and pyrope.

Granati/silver rhodium-plated, length 17 cm

This delicate bracelet consists of garnet and the symbol "tree of life" in silver rhodium-plated.

Garnet is a group of different coloured gemstones with similar crystal structure and chemism.
are the main representatives of the grenade group: almandine, pyrope, spessartine, grossular, andradite and uvarovite.

The name garnet (lat. grain) probably refers to the often grainy appearance of the crystals or is related to the similarity to the flowers of the pomegranate tree. The classic garnet is popularly known as "carbuncle stone", the red garnet representatives being almandine and pyrope.