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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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sapphire bracelet facetted...
€24.90Length approx. 18 cm. Threaded onto an elasticated band (rubber). The knot disappears elegantly into the silver ball.
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Sapphire donut 30 mm
€59.00The name of this gemstone is derived from the Greek "sappheiros" for "blue" and includes not only the blue corundum variety but also all other colors except red (ruby).
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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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Black sapphire pendant
€59.00The name of this gemstone is derived from the Greek "sappheiros" for "blue" and includes not only the blue corundum variety but also all other colors except red (ruby) as well as the black sapphire.
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Sapphire pendant
€98.00The name of this gemstone is derived from the Greek "sappheiros" for "blue" and includes not only the blue corundum variety but also all other colors except red (ruby).
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Sapphire pendant
€98.00The name of this gemstone is derived from the Greek "sappheiros" for "blue" and includes not only the blue corundum variety but also all other colors except red (ruby).
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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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Stud earrings with rutile...
€49.00This ear stud patent with a genuine gemstone cabochon has small eyelets in which a dangle earring or similar can be hung, making it possible to create very elegant earrings.
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Jade green Bracelet 4mm
€15.90Jade colored green.
The green jade is considered a lucky stone and stands for health and prosperity. This stone is in great demand, especially in Asia, and is often worn as an amulet. -
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Jade purple, strand round 6mm
€19.90The name jade (span. "loin stone") indicates that this stone has been used for a long time as a protective and healing stone against kidney problems. The corresponding Chinese name "Yü" means "beautiful stone". Jade is considered a holy stone there.
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Jade purple, strand round 8 mm
€29.90Two different minerals are combined under the umbrella term jade: jadeite and nephrite. Especially in the jewellery sector many things are often mistakenly advertised as jade, especially serpentine. The name jade (span. "loin stone") indicates that this stone has been used for a long time as a protective and healing stone against kidney problems. The corresponding Chinese name "Yü" means "beautiful stone". Jade is considered a holy stone there.
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Jade yellow, strand round 6mm
€9.90The name jade (span. "loin stone") indicates that this stone has been used for a long time as a protective and healing stone against kidney problems. The corresponding Chinese name "Yü" means "beautiful stone". Jade is considered a holy stone there.
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Jade green, strand round 8mm
€19.90Jade (jadeite) is characterized by a very special toughness, which among other things makes this stone so valuable. In prehistoric times even weapons were made of it.
There are several sites of Hadeit. The most valuable variety is the Burmese Jade, also called Imperial Jade. Further occurrences are in China, Japan, Canada and Russia.