Colored stones make jewelry personal. Many people choose a stone not just for its color, but also for its symbolism – as a lucky charm, a birthstone, or a meaningful gift. Here, we introduce you to the stones in our collection: where they come from, what they traditionally represent, and how to wear them.
Note: The meanings described here are based on tradition and symbolism. Healing properties are not scientifically proven.
Larimar – the blue of the Caribbean
Larimar is a light blue variety of the mineral pectolite and is found in only one place in the world: the Dominican Republic. Its color is reminiscent of water and sky, often with white, cloud-like patterns. Traditionally, Larimar stands for tranquility, lightness, and the sea.
Styling: With white, linen, and summer looks – a touch of vacation for your ears. Discover our Larimar Dreams Studs.
Amethyst – the purple quartz
Amethyst is a violet variety of quartz. Its name comes from the Greek and literally means "not intoxicated" – in antiquity, it was considered a protective stone. Today, it is the birthstone for February and a popular birthday gift.
Styling: Violet pairs wonderfully with gray, white, and denim. Our picks: the Mystic Amethyst Necklace with raw amethyst or the "Cosmic Dreams" bracelet with baroque pearl and star charm.
Rose Quartz – the stone of love
Rose quartz owes its delicate pink color to fine inclusions within the quartz. It has long been a symbol of love, friendship, and affection – which is why it is frequently gifted for anniversaries or Valentine's Day.
Styling: With pastels, white, and romantic dresses. Check out the "Garden Dreams" rose quartz necklace or the Serenity Dreams bracelet with turquoise and rose quartz.
Jade – green with tradition
Various green stones are traded under the name "jade." Genuine jade is jadeite or nephrite; what is known as serpentine jade is a distinct mineral with similarly vivid, green veining. In many cultures, green stands for growth, harmony, and nature.
Styling: With earth tones, white, and linen. Our Jade Garden pearl necklace combines serpentine jade with freshwater pearls and agate.
Carnelian – warm orange
Carnelian is an orange to reddish-brown variety of chalcedony. Its warm color traditionally represents zest for life and energy – perfect for summer and autumn.
Styling: With white, beige, and camel. Discover the Sunset Bloom bracelet.
Fluorite – colorful and clear
Fluorite occurs in many colors, often purple, green, or bluish, sometimes even multicolored within a single stone. It has a fresh and playful appearance.
Styling: For cheerful summer looks, for example with the Crystal Garden cuff.
How to choose the right stone
- By color: Which colors do you like wearing most? The stone should match them.
- By meaning: A stone with symbolism makes a gift more personal.
- By birthstone: The birthstone is a lovely idea for birthdays – like amethyst for February.
Caring for gemstone jewelry
Clean gemstones with a soft, dry cloth and avoid contact with perfume, creams, and water. Store each piece separately to prevent the stones from scratching.
Conclusion
Whether Larimar, amethyst, or rose quartz – every stone has its own color and story. Choose the stone that suits you and wear a piece of jewelry that says more than just "pretty."