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Cast from Sterling Silver, handcrafted and polished this ring features a round, shiny Smoky Quartz. It reflects the light in a caramel brown during the day and after nightfall in darker shades. Smoky quartz can be found near granite deposits, often in mountainous regions or within volcanic rocks. The smoky black colouration is thought to occur when clear quartz has been subjected to processes ..

Chain bracelet with smooth oval Garnet cabochons in polished Sterling Silver settings and chain links. The colour of these Garnets is very dark red to purple in colour with some interesting inclusions if you look closer. The name 'Garnet' stems from its resemblance to the seeds of the fleshy seeds of the pomegranate fruit, which are pictured here with the bracele..

These are elegant square ear studs with smooth Garnet cabochons in polished Sterling Silver settings. The colour of these Garnets is very dark red to purple in colour with some interesting inclusions if you look closer. The name 'Garnet' stems from its resemblance to the seeds of the fleshy seeds of the pomegranate fruit, which are pictured here with the bracelet. In other l..

  This smooth Sterling Silver ring features an exquisite oblong shaped Tanzanite cabochon in the most beautiful dark blue that goes into blueish purple depending on the lighting. It has the superior quality AAA. Tanzanite is a Lavender Zoisite and it was discovered only in 1967 at the foot of Mount Kilamanjaro in Tanzania, Africa. The presence of vanadium is what creates its incredible ..

  This is a Sterling Silver ring with a stunning smooth Tiger’s Eye in a square cabochon cut. Tiger's Eye is a semi-precious stone with a mesmerising threedimensional shimmer in yellow, gold, orange and brown hues. Depending on the angle of light it reflects different parts of the crystal deep inside. It's an eye catcher and some people can never get enough of staring at i..

  This is a polished Silver ring with three natural smooth Ethiopian Opal cabochons in the exquisite AAA Quality. This ring was carved in wax and then cast in Sterling silver, and, once polished, the Opals were set. Ethiopian Opals originate from volcanic activity. All volcanic Opal is called “hydrophane Opal”. The term 'hydrophane' comes from the Greek words meani..