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Chrome Diopside strand...
€79.00The name diopside is derived from the Greek words "dis" for (double), "opsis" (sight) and "idos" (shape). The emerald green chrome diopside increases inspiration as well as creativity and gives more joy of life and harmony.
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Fluorite green, ball strand...
€79.00Length approx. 40 cm
Stone diameter: 18 mm
The fluorite, also called fluorspar, received its name from the Latin ("flow"). It belongs to the minerals with the greatest variety of colours. Colourless, yellow, green, blue and violet, and of course also multicoloured as rainbow fluorite.
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Fluorite round bracelet 4mm
€7.90Fluorite, also called fluorspar, got its name from Latin ("flow"). It belongs to the minerals with the greatest variety of colors. Colorless, yellow, green, blue and violet, and of course as rainbow fluorite, the multicolored variety of fluorite.
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Fluorite violet, strand...
€19.50 -50% €39.00Length approx. 40 cm
Stone size: approx. 5 x 8 x 12mm
The fluorite is also called fluorspar. It received its name from the Latin ("flow"). It belongs to the minerals with the greatest variety of colours. Colourless, yellow, green, blue and violet, and of course also multicoloured as rainbow fluorite.
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Hematite Bracelet round 4mm
€7.90The familiar name bloodstone is derived from the red abrasion of hematite, which colors the cooling water blood red during grinding. Crystalline hematite is also called iron luster, red iron ore or glass head.
Deposits of hematite can be found in England, Brazil, China, Bangladesh and the Czech Republic, among others. -
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Hematite strand Button 3 mm...
€24.90Hematite used to be made into classic mourning jewelry. Newer bloodstone necklaces often consist of pressed hematite powder, which are produced cheaply in masses in the Far East. To distinguish then also the term hematite or hematite jewelry is used.
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