Gems and Minerals

Beloved for centuries for its intense blue color, lapis lazuli gemstones even adorned King Tut’s treasures. Vermeer, Titian and other Renaissance painters used paint made from powdered lapis lazuli. It was called ultramarine, the finest and most expensive of all blue pigments.

Our earrings display a lapis pattern to great effect. It evokes so many mysterious realms. Is it celestial, oceanic, or is it our earthscape as seen from space?

These beauties are flecked with 22K gold leaf flakes.

Who can resist the lure of malachite? Composed of dramatic bands and swirls of green and black, this stone has been sought after for centuries. Ancient Egyptians believed that the afterlife contained an eternal paradise referred to as the “Field of Malachite.”  

These Column Earrings take elegance up a notch. Wearable for any occasion.

Two necklaces in one! One side of the pendant displays lapis lazuli, the intensely blue stone that Renaissance painters crushed into powder to create ultramarine paint. What mysterious realm do you see here? Is it celestial, oceanic, or is it our earthscape as seen from space?

The other side shows a gorgeous example of green malachite, a stone so beautiful that the Ancient Egyptians believed there was a paradise in the afterlife composed of it.

Marble, one of Nature’s wondrous creations, is the star of this exquisite cuff. Clouds and swirls of sepia, indigo and porcelain evoke a turbulent storm on a distant planet. 

An artful, exciting piece of jewelry, this cuff is wearable for any occasion.