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Bergkristall Kugelstrang 8 mm
€29.90Rock crystal is the colourless and purest form of crystalline quartz and was regarded in ancient times as eternally frozen ice. This is where the name comes from (Greek "crystallos" ice). Famous sites where rock crystal has been found are in Brazil, the USA, Madagascar and the Austrian and Swiss Alps.
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Amazonite, strand round 2...
€29.90The amazonite belongs to the group of potash feldspars. With its beautiful light blue, greenish to strong turquoise coloration, amazonite is a very popular gemstone for jewelry production.
The main occurrence of amazonite is in Brazil. Alexander von Humboldt called this beautiful feldspar "Stone of Amazonia" at that time. -
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Rock crystal ball strand 6mm
€69.00length: 40cm
diameter: 6mm
Rock crystal is the most colourless and purest form of crystalline quartz and was considered in ancient times to be eternally frozen ice. This is where the name comes from (gr. "crystallos" ice).
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Rock crystal ball strand...
€39.00length: 40cm
diameter: 8mm
Rock crystal is the most colourless and purest form of crystalline quartz and was considered in ancient times to be eternally frozen ice. This is where the name comes from (gr. "crystallos" ice).
There are famous finding places of rock crystal in Brazil, USA, Madagascar and the Austrian and Swiss Alps. -
Amazonite bracelet 8 mm
€35.90Gemstone bracelets are available in many different stone types and shapes. Whether worn as jewelry or to harness the power of gemstones for yourself, there is a suitable stone bracelet for everyone.
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Rock crystal round bracelet...
€19.90Rock crystal, the colorless and purest form of crystalline quartz, was regarded in ancient times as eternally frozen ice (Greek “crystallos” ice).
Rock crystal can be found all over the world, in Brazil, Madagascar, the USA and of course the Alps.
