The Greeks, Romans and also the alchemists in the Middle Ages believed that the secret of gold was hidden in pyrite. The healing properties of pyrite were already recognized at this time.

Thanks to an adjustable clasp, this bracelet can be individually adjusted in length from 15 cm to 19 cm. The working method is called macrame (knotting technique).

In Latin "lapis lazuli" means "blue stone". The lapis lazuli, which is supposed to unite divine power and eternal life, was considered a special protective stone by the Greeks, Romans and Indians.

Thanks to an adjustable clasp, this bracelet can be individually adjusted in length from 15 cm to 19 cm. The working method is called macrame (knotting technique).

Its name goes back to the Greek: "Amethystos" means something like "not to be drunk", which is why the amethyst was considered a protection against drunkenness for many centuries. The Greeks also believed that if you wear this stone clearly visible on your body, it would protect its owner from bad thoughts and false friends.

The Egyptians revered chrysocolla as the softer brother of turquoise. They perceived chrysocolla as a white stone that was able to create a more loving relationship between mind and body for its wearer. The chrysocolla was revered by many peoples of antiquity as a stone of hope, which protected its wearer from emotional injuries.