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Tanzanite pendant
€79.00Tanzanite is an intensely blue to blue-violet variety of zoisite, translucent to clear, named after its location in Tanzania, where it was first discovered.
Zoisite is highly sought after as a precious stone and gemstone and sometimes also has cat's eye effects. -
Tourmaline black bracelet...
€24.90Length approx. 18 cm. Threaded onto an elasticated band (rubber). The knot disappears elegantly into the silver ball.
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Turmaline AA multi bracelet...
€24.90Length approx. 18 cm. Threaded onto an elasticated band (rubber). The knot disappears elegantly into the silver ball.
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Collier Gold...
€139.30 -30% €199.00Total length: approx. 50 cm
3 row gemstone necklace with S-clasp in silver gold plated. The necklaces can also be worn separately! -
Ruby donut 30 mm
€59.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Faceted watermelon...
€149.00Tourmalines come in many different colors. The red variety is called rubellite and the green verdelite, the combination of these is called watermelon tourmaline.
The name tourmaline comes from the old Sinhalese word "toramali", which means mixed gemstones and already indicates the variety of different colors that can be found in this mineral. -
Tourmaline pink (rubellite)...
€129.00Tourmalines come in many different colors. The red variety is called rubellite and glows an intense pink in transmitted light.
The name tourmaline comes from the old Sinhalese word "toramali", which means mixed gemstones and already indicates the variety of different colors that can be found in this mineral. -
Tourmaline red (rubellite)...
€39.90Tourmalines come in many different colors. The red variety is called rubellite and glows an intense pink in transmitted light.
The name tourmaline comes from the old Sinhalese word "toramali", which means mixed gemstones and already indicates the variety of different colors that can be found in this mineral. -
Tourmaline blue...
€139.00Tourmalines come in many different colors. The blue variety is called indigolite and is one of the rarer ones.
The name tourmaline comes from the old Sinhalese word "toramali", which means mixed gemstones and already indicates the variety of different colors that can be found in this mineral. -
Tanzanite pendant
€79.00Tanzanite is an intensely blue to blue-violet variety of zoisite, translucent to clear, named after its location in Tanzania, where it was first discovered.
Zoisite is highly sought after as a precious stone and gemstone and sometimes also has cat's eye effects. -
Tanzanite pendant
€59.00Tanzanite is an intensely blue to blue-violet variety of zoisite, translucent to clear, named after its location in Tanzania, where it was first discovered.
Zoisite is highly sought after as a precious stone and gemstone and sometimes also has cat's eye effects. -
Tanzanite pendant
€59.00Tanzanite is an intensely blue to blue-violet variety of zoisite, translucent to clear, named after its location in Tanzania, where it was first discovered.
Zoisite is highly sought after as a precious stone and gemstone and sometimes also has cat's eye effects. -
Zitrin Anhänger facettiert
€49.00Citrine, the yellow crystalline quartz, got its name from the Latin word "citrus" (lemon) because of its color. The color ranges from pale yellow to golden yellow and intense yellow-orange.
Citrine is a true bringer of light that lifts the mood and can quickly dispel gloomy thoughts. -
Zitrin Anhänger
€49.00Citrine, the yellow crystalline quartz, got its name from the Latin word "citrus" (lemon) because of its color. The color ranges from pale yellow to golden yellow and intense yellow-orange.
Citrine is a true bringer of light that lifts the mood and can quickly dispel gloomy thoughts. -
Citrine pendant
€39.00Citrine, the yellow crystalline quartz, got its name from the Latin word "citrus" (lemon) because of its color. The color ranges from pale yellow to golden yellow and intense yellow-orange.
Citrine is a true bringer of light that lifts the mood and can quickly dispel gloomy thoughts. -
Citrine pendant
€49.00Citrine, the yellow crystalline quartz, got its name from the Latin word "citrus" (lemon) because of its color. The color ranges from pale yellow to golden yellow and intense yellow-orange.
Citrine is a true bringer of light that lifts the mood and can quickly dispel gloomy thoughts. -
Citrine pendant
€39.90Citrine, the yellow crystalline quartz, got its name from the Latin word "citrus" (lemon) because of its color. The color ranges from pale yellow to golden yellow and intense yellow-orange.
Citrine is a true bringer of light that lifts the mood and can quickly dispel gloomy thoughts. -
Faceted ruby pendant
€59.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Faceted ruby pendant
€69.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Ruby pendant (star ruby)
€59.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Ruby pendant (star ruby)
€49.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
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Ruby pendant (star ruby)
€59.00The name is derived from the Latin rubeus, "red", which gave rise to ruby, which in the 12th century replaced the term carbuncle, which was used for all red gemstones. The coloring element of this red representative of the corundum group is chromium.
