Opal 348

Opal is a popular gemstone, recognizable by the characteristic play of colors.

The important location is

Australia. Opal makes cheerful, lively and creative. It is a symbol of loyalty and hope and passion ...

Diamond 114

Diamond got his name because of his

hardness: Adamas = Greek for

'the uncontrollable'. Hardest

mineral in the earth's crust and most

coveted gemstone.

Basalt 313

Basalt is a dark-colored igneous rock that, through cracks in the earth's crust, flows like a lava to the

surface came.

The Hawaii Islands in the Pacific

have arisen in this way.

Chrysoberyl 270

Chrysoberyl is a golden yellow, greenish yellow to brownish gemstone. 'Chrysos' is Greek for 'gold'.

Locations include Brazil,

Sri Lanka, Upper Burma, Madagascar,

Zimbabwe and Russia.

Amber 261

Amber is a fossil, fossilized resin from a pine tree, formed about 50 million years ago in the Baltic Sea.

Often inclusions of insects and plant remains. Important location is the Dominican Republic.

It is literally and figuratively a heart-warming stone that makes you happy and gives positive energy.

Aquamarijn 337

Aquamarine is a clear, blue-green gemstone.

Important sites include Brazil and Madagascar.

Traditionally lucky stone

sailors. Would keep the wedding boat on course ...

Sfaleriet 335

Sphalerite is and transparent zinc ore,

especially orange-yellow to green. It is the main source for the extraction of zinc. It would make the body strong

and bring it into balance. Provides vitality, zest for life and creativity.

Important location Northwest Spain and Mexico.

Sfaleriet 336

Sphalerite is and transparent zinc ore,

especially orange-yellow to green. It is the main source for the extraction of zinc. It would make the body strong

and bring it into balance. Provides vitality, zest for life and creativity.

Important location Northwest Spain and Mexico.

Diamond 296

Diamond got his name because of his

hardness: Adamas = Greek for

'the uncontrollable'. Hardest

mineral in the earth's crust and most

coveted gemstone.

Diamond 323

Diamond got his name because of his

hardness: Adamas = Greek for

'the uncontrollable'. Hardest

mineral in the earth's crust and most

coveted gemstone.

Diamond 384

Diamond got his name because of his

hardness: Adamas = Greek for

'the uncontrollable'. Hardest

mineral in the earth's crust and most

coveted gemstone.

Opal 380

Opal is a popular gemstone, recognizable by the characteristic play of colors.

The important location is

Australia. Opal makes cheerful, lively and creative. It is a symbol of loyalty and hope and passion ...

PERIDOOT 327

Peridot is an olive green gemstone, also called Olivine.

It is a classic site

Volcano Seberget (St. John)

in the Red Sea. Other locations in Burma, Arizona and China. Most beloved

gemstone in the Baroque period. Would promote friendships and free the mind from jealous thoughts ...

DUNIET 163

Dunite is an igneous rock and consists mainly of Peridotite (Olivine) for 90%. named after the main site: Mount Dun in New Zealand. Other locations: Russia,

Turkey, Scotland and USA.

Opal 319

Opal is a popular gemstone, recognizable by the characteristic play of colors.

The important location is

Australia. Opal makes cheerful, lively and creative. It is a symbol of loyalty and hope and passion ...

HORNBLENDING 123

Hornblende is a green to black rock form

mineral. Comes widely,

including in Italy, Russia, Finland and

Australia.

VUUROPAAL 216

Fire Pale is an orange colored opal variety. He makes enthusiastic and cheerful and encourages changes. Often inclusions of dendrites. (Greek 'Dendros' means tree)

Important locations:

Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, USA in West-Australië.

VUUROPAAL 186

Fire Pale is an orange colored opal variety. He makes enthusiastic and cheerful and encourages changes. Often inclusions of dendrites. (Greek 'Dendros' means tree)

Important locations:

Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, USA in West-Australië.