Precious stones

I found this vintage illustration of gemstones in a 1941 Merriam Webster Dictionary for Boys and Girls. I scanned it at a high resolution and sized it to 8.5 by 11 inches so you can print it out on your printer. I highlighted a section so you can see the details of the stones, which are quite charming as they were hand drawn and colored, not photographed. If you would like some similar but slightly different pages like this to make a pretty set click on the two below…

A stunning Uruguayan Amethyst Geode on display stand. ♡ Chakra: Third Eye & Crown ♡ Brings calmness and clarity to the mind ♡ Enhances intuition & wisdom ♡ Provides protection & purification ♡ Releases addictions ♡ Supports the nervous system & brain Ancient Grecian belief was that Amethyst could prevent intoxication, which explain the origins of this stone's name. Amethyst's Greek translation is "not drunk". Historically, Amethyst was a precious stone like diamonds. Amethyst is one of the…

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Gemstones

Have you ever worn a piece of turquoise jewelry or been in the presence of this beautiful stone and felt its powerful healing properties flow through you? Do you find yourself inexplicably drawn to this crystal, enchanted by its inviting teal hues? Turquoise is one of the most ancient stones…

PRODUCT DETAILS: This listing is for a single (1) Aquamarine Tumbled Stone (Grade A) - Polished Aquamarine Crystal. Please note that these are stock photos of a few of the healing crystal tumbled stones that we have available. These are natural Crystals & Gemstones, so each stone will be unique and have variations in natural characteristics such as Size, Shape, Inclusions, and Color. Crystals & Stones: Aquamarine (Also Known as: Blue Beryl) Crystal Origin: Angola Crystal Size (Approximate)…

19 The foundations of the wall of the city were adorned with all kinds of precious stones: the first foundation was jasper, the second sapphire, the third chalcedony, the fourth emerald, 20 the fifth sardonyx, the sixth sardius, the seventh chrysolite, the eighth beryl, the ninth topaz, the tenth chrysoprase, the eleventh jacinth, and the twelfth amethyst. Rev21:19,20

Including: amethyst, turquoise, garnet, jade, lapis lazuli, sapphire, diamond, star sapphire, pearl, and more! Click to browse Maejean Vintage's gemstone jewelry!

Vesuvianite var. Manganoan

Lapis lazuli, a rare, deep blue gemstone. Lapis lazuli is a complex mineral containing a mixture of blue lazurite (sodium aluminium silicate), white calcite (calcium carbonate) and small amounts of other minerals.