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Amethyst Rose Quartz Rock...
€19.90Amethyst, rock crystal and rose quartz, are very harmonious heistones from the family of silicates.
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Collier...
€153.30 -30% €219.00Total length: 46 cm
4 row gemstone necklace with high quality magnetic clasp in silver gold plated. -
copy of Rock crystal ball...
€39.00length: 40cm
Diameter: 14 mm
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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copy of Rock crystal ball...
€29.00length: 40cm
Diameter: 14 mm
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. -
copy of Rock crystal ball...
€59.00length: 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).
There are famous finding places of rock crystal in Brazil, USA, Madagascar and the Austrian and Swiss Alps. -
copy of Rock crystal ball...
€17.90length: 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).
There are famous finding places of rock crystal in Brazil, USA, Madagascar and the Austrian and Swiss Alps. -
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Dumortierite, strand square
€29.90String about 40 cm.
stone diameter: 20mm, thickness: 7mm
The blue, sometimes blue-violet dumortierite was named after a French palaeontologist. If the dumortierite is interspersed with coarse quartz, it is called dumortierite quartz.
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Emerald Pendant
€59.00Mineralogically speaking, emerald belongs to the beryl family, which also includes aquamarine and morganite. The intense green coloration is caused by chromium. Famous sites exist in Brazil, but emeralds have also been found in Austria
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Emerald Pendant
€29.00Mineralogically speaking, emerald belongs to the beryl family, which also includes aquamarine and morganite. The intense green coloration is caused by chromium. Famous sites exist in Brazil, but emeralds have also been found in Austria
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Faceted emerald pendant
€49.00Mineralogically speaking, emerald belongs to the beryl family, which also includes aquamarine and morganite. The intense green coloration is caused by chromium. Famous sites exist in Brazil, but emeralds have also been found in Austria
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Faceted emerald pendant
€49.00Mineralogically speaking, emerald belongs to the beryl family, which also includes aquamarine and morganite. The intense green coloration is caused by chromium. Famous sites exist in Brazil, but emeralds have also been found in Austria
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Faceted emerald pendant
€69.00Mineralogically speaking, emerald belongs to the beryl family, which also includes aquamarine and morganite. The intense green coloration is caused by chromium. Famous sites exist in Brazil, but emeralds have also been found in Austria
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Faceted emerald pendant
€69.00Mineralogically speaking, emerald belongs to the beryl family, which also includes aquamarine and morganite. The intense green coloration is caused by chromium. Famous sites exist in Brazil, but emeralds have also been found in Austria
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Gemstone necklace rock...
€41.30 -30% €59.00length: 40 to 45 cm, diameter approx. 6mm
Clasp made of 925 Sterling Silver
This chain of rock crystal discs can be adjusted in length. -
Labradorite AA bracelet...
€24.90Length approx. 18 cm. Threaded onto an elasticated band (rubber). The knot disappears elegantly into the silver ball.
Labradorite is mineralogically a feldspar and was named after its first place of discovery on the Labrador Peninsula. It enchants with its iridescent play of colours, which is known as labradorescence and creates an almost mystical iridescence.