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'The Scent of Lavender' CollectionLavender, or “lavanda” as we call it in Italy, is derived from the Latin root “to wash”, referring back to the fact that in ancient times this plant was used to wash and perfume the body. Ancient tribes referred to it as one of the most potent and frequently used herbal medicine, lavender is in fact still know today for its amazing properties. In ancient Egypt one of its many uses was in the process of mummification of the deceased, it also later became a popular substitute to other washing methods, expanding in other cultures as well, reaching Persia, Greece and Rome. Lavender was believed to have antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, and has been used for centuries to heal minor burns, bug bites and skin irritations. Research nowadays also suggests that it may be useful for treating anxiety, insomnia, depression, and restlessness. It is also a very common plant used in aromatherapy to reduce stress and anxiety. Since ancient times, lavender has been revered and considered as one of the most powerful plants on this earth. It’s always been considered a purifying plan, and was thought that it had the abilities, when in contact with the skin, to keep bad and hostile people away.
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Amethyst & Lavender Elixir NecklaceThis lavender infused potion bottle features three small cabs of amethyst and is adorned by the tiniest handsawn lavender flowers. Amethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner.
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Lavender Flower With Small Amethyst Stones NecklaceThis necklace has a fine thin figaro chain, holding a lavender flower bud. The flower is adorned with tiny small round amethsyr stones, resembling little lavender grains. Amethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner.
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Amethyst Lavender Bouquet NecklaceThis necklace features a bouquet of hand-sawn lavender flowers, adorned with a stunning amethyst. Amethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner.
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Chevron Amethyst Lavender Amulet NecklaceThis amulet calls for every witch and nature lover in this world. Featuring an amazing Chevron (also called Ribbon) amethyst, offers protection to those who wear it, helped by tiny and sawn lavender buds and a small brass moonphase. Amethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner.
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Tiffany Stone Lavender Bouquet NecklaceThis necklace features a stunning piece of Tiffany Stone with a small bouquet of lavender flowers, which have been cut and formed by hand. This stone comes only from Utah in the USA. In the past it was almost unobtainable, as it was produced only as a by-product of the mining of Bertrandite at a particular mine. Tiffany Stone is composed primarily of Opalized Fluorite which produces its signature blend of rich purples, lavenders, and creams, It is in fact a mixture of stones, consisting of purple fluorite, clear quartz, opal, bertrandite, ice cream opal, purple opal, and opalized fluorite. This stone is highly sensitive to humidity and water, so store in dry places to avoid changes of color or brightness.
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Charoite Lavender Ring - Finished in Buyer's SizeCharoite is a rare silicate mineral, first described in 1978 and named for the Chara River. It can only be found in the Sakha Republic, in Russian’s Siberia. Though reportedly discovered in the 1940s, it was not known to most of the world until its description in 1978. It is said to be opaque and unattractive when found in the field; a fact that is believed may have contributed to its late worldwide recognition. Charoite has a translucent lavender to purple color, with a pearly luster. It forms in giant masses in the rocks (it is never found in crystals or small specimens). It has an unusual swirling, fibrous appearance, and that, along with its intense color, can lead many to believe at first that it is synthetic or enhanced artificially, but its beauty is all natural. Finished in Buyer's Size.
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Amethyst Lavender Moonphase Ring - Size US + available as made on orderThis ring features a cab of the most beautiful and vibrant amethyst i've ever seen. The band is adorned with two handsawn lavender flower buds and a small brass moonphase. Amethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner. 1 ready to ship size US - IT + 2 made on order in your size
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Amethyst Lavender Dangly Stud EarringsThese dangly studded earrings feature a vibrant purple amethyst, adorned by hand-sawn, hand-stamped and detailed lavender flowers. Amethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner.
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Amethyst Obré Lavender EarringsThese witchy earrings features four different shades of amethyst, varying from rough to polished stones, creating a gradient, ombré effect. The first stone is enclosed in a knot of lavender flowers, and topped by a crescent moon. Amethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner.
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Teardrop Amethyst Ear StudsAmethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner.
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Rough Rhodolite Garnet Ear StudsMost people associate the word "garnet" with a red gemstone; however, they are often surprised to learn that garnet occurs in many other colors (from orange, to red to purple) and has many other uses. The most commonly encountered minerals in the garnet group include almandine, pyrope, spessartine, andradite, grossular, and uvarovite. They all have a vitreous luster, a transparent-to-translucent diaphaneity, a brittle tenacity, and a lack of cleavage. They can be found as individual crystals, stream-worn pebbles, granular aggregates, and massive occurrences. The Garnet crystal meaning is rooted in ancient history and comes from the Latin word ‘granatum’, which means pomegranate, a reference to its intense red color that resembles the glistening, deep red seeds of the fruit.
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Rough High Quality Amethyst Ear StudsAmethyst is one of the most used crystals in jewelry, but still one of the most beautiful and charming ones. It is also commonly used in jewelry because it's said to be one of the most powerful crystals after quartz. Since ancient times, people believed it was very powerful, in fact, the name comes from the Greek 'amethystos', meaning "not" and ' "intoxicate", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner.
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