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L is for Larimar

L is for Larimar

Larimar is a truly unique stone, sometimes thought to be a Caribbean fairytale in its creation. Read now to learn about this stone's history

L is for Larimar

Larimar is a truly unique stone, sometimes thought to be a Caribbean fairytale in its creation. Read now to learn about this stone's history

K is for Kunzite

K is for Kunzite

Kunzite is a relatively new stone. It's pink, sparkly and has connections to the greats from Jackie Kennedy to Paloma Picasso.

K is for Kunzite

Kunzite is a relatively new stone. It's pink, sparkly and has connections to the greats from Jackie Kennedy to Paloma Picasso.

J is for Jet

J is for Jet

The blackest of the black, Jet is without a doubt "jet black" made from fossilised wood. Victorian memento mori jewellery popularised Jet...

J is for Jet

The blackest of the black, Jet is without a doubt "jet black" made from fossilised wood. Victorian memento mori jewellery popularised Jet...

I is for Iolite

I is for Iolite

Iolite is a relatively unknown stone often mistaken for Sapphires and Tanzanites. Find out more about Iolite, its history and see artefacts.

I is for Iolite

Iolite is a relatively unknown stone often mistaken for Sapphires and Tanzanites. Find out more about Iolite, its history and see artefacts.

H is for Herkimer Diamond

H is for Herkimer Diamond

Herkimer Diamonds are a sparkly, stunning beauty however their name is a misnomer. Find out about this unique Quartz and its history!

H is for Herkimer Diamond

Herkimer Diamonds are a sparkly, stunning beauty however their name is a misnomer. Find out about this unique Quartz and its history!

G is for Garnet

G is for Garnet

Garnets have a fruitful history, well-known for their deep red hues but there's so much more to them. Discover more and see great artefacts.

G is for Garnet

Garnets have a fruitful history, well-known for their deep red hues but there's so much more to them. Discover more and see great artefacts.