Manufacturing: Switzerland

Diameter of the hoops: approx. 3 cm.

We deliver the hoops to you in a high-quality cotton gift pouch.

Please note that due to the properties of the gemstone, each pair of earrings has its own unique appearance, and each stone differs slightly from the other.

Your piece of jewelry is very water-resistant. However, you should ensure that it does not come into contact with shampoo, shower gel, or perfume.

We design and manufacture the jewelry in our own studio in Basel. The fascinating variety of gemstone colors and the preserved time they carry with them continually inspire us to create new designs and color combinations. In addition to gemstones, we use high-quality metals such as 14 karat gold filled, 925 sterling silver, stainless steel, and brass.

Rock Crystal

Rock crystal is a transparent, colorless gemstone that belongs to the quartz family. It is one of the most common gemstones and is found in various geological formations worldwide. The name "rock crystal" is derived from the Greek words "krystallos," meaning "ice," as the ancient Greeks believed that rock crystal was formed from eternal ice.

The name "rock crystal" suggests that this gemstone comes from the mountains. In fact, rock crystal is often mined in mountainous regions, and it is likely that it was primarily discovered in mountain regions in the past, leading to its name. Rock crystal can also be found in the Swiss Alps.

In esotericism and spiritual practices, rock crystal holds special significance. It is considered a "master healer" and is associated with purity, clarity, and spiritual energy. Rock crystal is also believed to enhance the powers of other gemstones and serve as an amplifier of intentions and energies.

Lapis Lazuli

Lapis lazuli is an impressive gemstone that has been prized for its deep blue color and unique beauty for millennia. It is composed of a mixture of various minerals, including lazurite, calcite, and pyrite, which give it a characteristic marbling and golden inclusions. Lapis lazuli has been used in art and jewelry making and was a symbol of royal wealth and spiritual insight in ancient times. Today, the gemstone continues to be highly valued and adorned for its vibrant color and historical significance.