In today's fast-paced world, where spiritual well-being and mindfulness are increasingly sought after, 7 chakra pendants have transcended their role as mere jewelry to become powerful tools for spiritual alignment and healing. These intricately crafted adornments resonate with the seven main energy centers of the body, known as chakras, each representing a unique aspect of our being and offering a pathway to inner harmony and enlightenment.

Understanding the Chakras: Gateways to the…

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Red garnets in history

Rhodolite is part of the garnet family and it is true that red garnets in particular have a long history in jewelry. The pharaohs used red garnets and in ancient Rome they were carved in relief and set in rings that served to seal the wax. They have been loved in medieval times by the nobility and coveted in Stuart and Victorian jewelry. Although the specific variety of rhodolite garnet became famous much later.

Only in the 1980s was a deposit containing this…

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The world of gems is a true rainbow of colors. In ancient times these colors were considered magical, now we know what determines the color in a gemstone, but despite the scientific explanation of this particular aspect, even today the color of a gem is what most fascinates and excites us. And this is easily explained since each color produces different sensations and has its own meaning.

Valentino red, Ferrari red, red like love, like the most famous paintings by Lucio Fontana, red like… Continue

What is amber? Where and how much are it mined, and why is it so appreciated?

Amber is a legendary stone. The ancient Greeks, who, incidentally, were the first to guess about the true nature of amber, composed a legend about the son of the sun god, who asked his father for permission to ride in the sky.

Not immediately Phoebus, the lord of the heavenly movement, allowed Phaethon to take the reins of the solar chariot in his hands. The father's fears were not in vain: the…

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The moonstone is the only one that has a glow whose interesting azure whiteness and excessive brilliance can only be compared to the glowing effect of the full moon." »Wrote, around 1825, Antoine Caire-Morand, famous lapidary, in his work devoted to precious stones.



Formerly designated by different names: lunar, fish eye, specular, argentine, it is now classified in orthoclases under the name adular. A very austere label for this beauty of mother-of-pearl and silver, so we prefer the… Continue