Chocolates, Art & Love - Jewellery Collection

Jade stones, also known as “jadeite” or “nephrite” stones, are a type of ornamental rock that is often used in jewelry (bracelets etc.), carvings, and other decorative objects.

This multi stone necklace from globalchocostore includes Malachite, “Aqeeq” or “Agate” and Eurythyste which are all gemstones that are popularly used in jewelry-making, including necklaces.

A freshwater pearl bracelet is a piece of jewelry featuring pearls that come from freshwater sources like lakes, rivers, and ponds. These pearls are typically produced by freshwater mussels, a species different from the saltwater oysters that produce saltwater pearls.

Embrace the Energy of this multi coloured bracelet: AQED, Tiger’s Eye, and Turquoise – A Trio of Power, Protection, and Positivity. Aqeeq (also spelled as Aqiq or Agate): Aqeeq is a popular semi-precious gemstone that comes from the Agate family. It can be found in various colors, such as red, yellow, green, blue, black, or multi-colored. Aqeeq is believed to have several spiritual and healing properties, such as protection, health, and prosperity. It is especially valued in the Middle Eastern and Islamic cultures, where it is often used as a lucky talisman or for religious purposes.

Embrace the Energy of this multi coloured bracelet: AQED, Tiger’s Eye, and Turquoise – A Trio of Power, Protection, and Positivity. Aqeeq (also spelled as Aqiq or Agate): Aqeeq is a popular semi-precious gemstone that comes from the Agate family. It can be found in various colors, such as red, yellow, green, blue, black, or multi-colored. Aqeeq is believed to have several spiritual and healing properties, such as protection, health, and prosperity. It is especially valued in the Middle Eastern and Islamic cultures, where it is often used as a lucky talisman or for religious purposes.

A tiger’s eye bracelet is a piece of jewelry made with beads of tiger’s eye stone, a semi-precious gemstone known for its distinct golden to red-brown color and ‘cat’s eye’ effect. The term for this unique visual effect is called chatoyancy, caused by the fibrous structure of the stone and the reflection of light.