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Agate green, strand round 8 mm
€29.90The play of colours of agates is manifold, the occurrence worldwide. Often agates, already since antiquity, are also dyed or burned.
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€153.30 -30% €219.00Total length: 46 cm
4 row gemstone necklace with high quality magnetic clasp in silver gold plated. -
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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.
Dumortierite is found in Brazil, France, Madagascar and Namibia. -
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Faceted moonstone pendant
€39.90Moonstone is considered the stone of women and all things feminine. It protects and strengthens women in all phases of life, from birth, puberty and pregnancy to the menopause. Moonstone strengthens intuition and empathy. It provides support during emotional crises and fears, has a harmonizing and balancing effect and promotes the ability to love.
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Faceted moonstone pendant
€39.90Moonstone is considered the stone of women and all things feminine. It protects and strengthens women in all phases of life, from birth, puberty and pregnancy to the menopause. Moonstone strengthens intuition and empathy. It provides support during emotional crises and fears, has a harmonizing and balancing effect and promotes the ability to love.
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Faceted moonstone pendant
€59.00Moonstone is considered the stone of women and all things feminine. It protects and strengthens women in all phases of life, from birth, puberty and pregnancy to the menopause. Moonstone strengthens intuition and empathy. It provides support during emotional crises and fears, has a harmonizing and balancing effect and promotes the ability to love.
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Green Agate Bracelet 6mm...
€21.90Agate dyed.
Agate has always been a very popular jewelery and healing stone, from which many objects of art were made in ancient times. Its name probably goes back to its first place of discovery, the river Achates in Sicily. It was also colored early on.