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Malachite is a copper bearing stone which is found in South Africa, Romania, the Congo, Russia, Australia, Chile and the USA. It is associated with the zodiac signs of Capricorn and Scorpio. Malachite is said to be a stone of balance, abundance,...

Amazonite belongs to the Feldspar group of minerals. It is found in Russia, the USA, Canada, Madagascar and Brazil. Amazonite is one of the stones that don’t belong to the traditional or the modern birthstone charts, but it is believed to...

The name Larimar is derived from Lacrima Del Mare, which means “tears from the sea”. It is the rare blue variety of pectolite. Discovered only in 1974, Larimar is hard to find outside of the Caribbean. The chemical composition of Larimar...

Lava rocks are formed by a variety of minerals. The most common minerals are pyroxine, olivine, and feldspar. Sometimes low quantities of hornblende, mica, magnetite and quartz are also present. These stones are generally very porous, so, there are...

Citrine is the transparent, pale yellow to brownish orange variety of quartz. Natural citrine is rare. Most of the citrine on the market is the result of heat treatment, which causes some amethyst to change color from undesirable pale violet to an...

MIYUKI glass beads are considered a world standard for their high quality, brilliance, uniform shape and wonderful variety of colours. They are highly sought after by fashion designers, artists and bead fans alike. Approximately 22g of beads per...

MIYUKI glass beads are considered a world standard for their high quality, brilliance, uniform shape and wonderful variety of colours. They are highly sought after by fashion designers, artists and bead fans alike. Approximately 22g of beads per...

MIYUKI glass beads are considered a world standard for their high quality, brilliance, uniform shape and wonderful variety of colours. They are highly sought after by fashion designers, artists and bead fans alike. Approximately 22g of beads per...