Amethysts in all their variants have been one of the most popular jewelry, protective and healing stones since ancient times. Hildegard von Bingen placed amethyst in 12th place in the Heilstein pharmacy because of its antispasmodic and pain-relieving effects. Today amethyst is one of the best-researched healing stones with a wide range of uses.

Tourmalines find their high value already in antiquity. They were not only used for jewelry processing, but have been used as amulets, lucky stones and healing stones since the memory of mankind. According to the ancient Egyptians, the tourmaline is the stone that went on its long way from the interior of the earth over the rainbow of antiquity to the sun, which it made to shine.

Amazonite was already used for healing purposes in ancient Egypt. Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859) brought the gemstone from his travels from South America to Europe and named it after the Amazon Indian tribe who lived on the Rio Negro. In healing stone, amazonite is widely used because of its high potassium and calcium content.

Larimar was primarily used by the Indian peoples of America and the indigenous peoples of the Dominican Republic as a lucky stone and healing stone. Larimar, they believed, kept evil spirits away at night and saved the family from deadly diseases and natural disasters.

Agate stabilizes by removing and transforming negative energies. The cleansing effect is said to be very powerful on a physical and emotional level. When applied at the level of the heart, it heals emotional problems that stand in the way of the ability to accept love.

Tiger's eye gets its characteristic properties from decomposed crocidolite deposits. The traditions of the tiger's eye go back a long way in history. “So the Arabs and the Greeks honored the tiger's eye as a stone, which makes fun of its wearer and sharpens his senses.

The bracelet is elaborately handcrafted from natural stones and sterling silver (925) in Switzerland. The stable rubber cord in the bracelet promises a pleasant wearing comfort and adapts individually.

The bracelet is elaborately handcrafted from natural stones and sterling silver (925) in Switzerland. The stable rubber cord in the bracelet promises a pleasant wearing comfort and adapts individually.

The black onyx is a stone that penetrates very strongly through the skin. It promotes the natural function of the skin and protects it from fungus, inflammation and sunburn.

The bracelet is elaborately handcrafted from natural stones and sterling silver (925) in Switzerland. The stable rubber cord in the bracelet promises a pleasant wearing comfort and adapts individually.

Tiger's eye gets its characteristic properties from decomposed crocidolite deposits. The traditions of the tiger's eye go back a long way in history. “So the Arabs and the Greeks honored the tiger's eye as a stone, which makes fun of its wearer and sharpens his senses.

Tiger's eye gets its characteristic properties from decomposed crocidolite deposits. The traditions of the tiger's eye go back a long way in history. “So the Arabs and the Greeks honored the tiger's eye as a stone, which makes fun of its wearer and sharpens his senses.