FACETED GEMS

Faceted gems are a unique treasure in the world of precious stones. Through a meticulous facet process, raw gems are transformed into brilliant works of art. These gems can vary in shape, color, and shine. Carved gems are used in jewelry to enhance the beauty of designs and are also considered symbols of status and wealth.

Subcategories

AERIGINE
AMETHYST

Indulge in the mesmerizing world of handcrafted amethysts at our mineral boutique. Each meticulously carved amethyst piece narrates a tale of nature's beauty and artistry. Explore our exquisite collection of carved amethysts, a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. Discover the serene violet tones and the comforting energy for which amethysts are renowned. Whether you're a crystal connoisseur or on the hunt for a meaningful gift, these elegantly carved amethysts are certain to capture your heart. Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of amethysts and take home a piece of nature's masterpiece. Don't miss the chance to buy amethyst that resonates with your soul.
AMETRINE

Ametrine is a captivating gem that combines the beauty of amethyst and citrine. Its name stems from the fusion of these two stones. Originating from the Anahí and Yuruti mines in Bolivia, this stone showcases purple and golden hues, thanks to the oxidized and stable iron ions. Its natural formation is attributed to hydrothermal processes. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Ametrine is cherished in jewelry and for its energetic properties. It's believed to balance emotions and provide mental clarity. Purchasing Ametrine is acquiring a piece of Bolivia's rich mineral history.
ANDALUCITE

Andalucite. The Andalucite was studied for the first time by Werner, from specimens from Spain. Both this mineralogist and Delamétherie believed that the specimens came from Andalusia, so the latter gave the mineral the name it now bears. However, it seems that the specimens they studied came from El Cardoso (Guadalajara), a town that they assumed was located in Andalusia. It is a polymorph with two other gemstones: Kyanite and Sillimanite
ANDESINE

Andesine. It is a feldspar composed of 50-70% albite and 30-50% anorthite. It was first described in 1841, discovered in the Marmato mine, Colombia. Its name comes from the Andes mountains of South America.
APATITE

Apatite

The name ('Apatit') was invented by A.G Werner in the mid 1780's, he later described the name after the Greek verb aπasάω (apatáō) meaning 'deceive' (someone) or 'be deceitful', because as he wrote 'until now has confused/misled all mineralogists in its identification' (Roycroft & Cuypers, 2015)

Brazil, Canada, India, Madagascar and Mexico are the world's leading producers of apatite and Spain is known for asparagus-colored ones, while Maine in the US is the source of lilac-colored apatites.
APOPHYLLITE
AQUAMARINE

Aquamarine, with its captivating blue-green hue, evokes the serenity of the sea. Its name, derived from the Latin "aqua marinus", means "sea water". This gem is primarily found in Brazil, though deposits also exist in Africa and Asia. Belonging to the beryl family, its distinctive color is due to traces of iron. In jewelry, it's cherished for its clarity and shade, making it a popular choice for rings and necklaces. Additionally, it's attributed with energetic properties promoting peace and mental clarity. Purchase an Aquamarine is not just an aesthetic choice but also a connection to the calm and depth of the sea.
AXINITE

Axinite, with its rare and captivating color range from deep brown to lilac, is a gem that mesmerizes at first glance. Its unique luster and transparency make it a standout in any mineral collection. In jewelry, axinite is cherished for its hardness and durability, perfect for timeless pieces. Energetically, axinite is believed to aid in grounding and personal transformation, connecting us to the Earth and our inner self.
BERYLLONITE
BITOWNITA

Bytownite, a rare variety of feldspar, stands out with its pale golden hue and crystalline luster. This gem, known for its clarity and hardness, is an exquisite choice for luxury jewelry. Additionally, Bytownite is believed to balance energies and clarify the mind. In our store, we offer top-quality Bytownite, capturing the pure essence of this exceptional mineral.
CASITERITE
CASSITERITE
CLINOHUMITE

Clinohumite, a rare gem with hues ranging from brown to yellow, is a true treasure for mineral enthusiasts. Its unique luster and clarity make it perfect for exclusive jewelry. Physically, clinohumite is known for its hardness and durability. Energetically, it's believed to enhance creativity and focus. In our store, we offer top-quality clinohumite, ideal for collectors and gem lovers.
DIASPORE

Diaspore, also known as zultanite in the jewelry market, is a gem that changes color depending on the light. Originally from Russia, it has gained notoriety for its deposits in Turkey, especially near the Menderes River in Muğla. This stone displays shades ranging from colorless to grayish-white, and occasionally shows violet hues due to chromium. Its hardness ranges from 6.5-7 on the Mohs scale. Purchasing Diaspore means acquiring a unique jewel that adapts to different lighting environments. Additionally, it's believed to have energetic properties that balance the environment.
EMERALD

Emerald

It is not very clear where the name derives from, it is believed that it comes from the Greek 'smaragdos' - green stone or the Persian 'zamarat' - heart of stone.
EPIDOTE
ESCAPOLITA
FLUORITE

Fluorite

The name derives from the Latin 'fluo' - to flow as it was used as a flux in soldering iron.

Due to impurities in the crystal, there are certain fluorites that exhibit very strong fluorescence.

In 1852 the phenomenon of fluorescence was coined due to fluorite. He also gave its constituent element fluorine its name.
GARNET

Garnet, with its rich color palette ranging from red to green, is a gemstone symbolizing love and friendship. Sourced from places like India, Sri Lanka, and Africa, this precious stone has been valued since ancient times for its healing and protective properties. In jewelry, Garnet is cherished for its versatility and depth of color. Energetically, it's believed to revitalize, purify, and balance energy. Purchasing a Garnet is an investment in beauty and history.
GARNET COLOR CHANGE
GARNET DEMANTOID

Demantoid Garnet, renowned for its unparalleled brilliance, stands as one of the most prized gems within the garnet family. Primarily sourced from Russia, this gemstone is distinguished by its intense green color and its sparkling horsetail inclusions. In jewelry, Demantoid Garnet brings a touch of elegance and distinction. Energetically, it's believed to enhance clarity and determination. Purchasing Demantoid Garnet is an investment in a rare and precious jewel.
GARNET IMPERIAL

The Imperial Garnet, with its distinctive hue ranging between pink and orange, evokes luxury and exclusivity. Its name reflects its royal status among garnets. It is primarily found in Tanzania, being one of the rarest and most prized garnet varieties. This stone is known for its brilliance and clarity, making it highly valued in jewelry. Beyond its beauty, it's attributed with energetic properties that promote vitality and strength. Acquiring an Imperial Garnet is an investment in a unique jewel that combines history, energy, and elegance.
GARNET RHODOLITE

Rhodolite is a distinctive variety of garnet, boasting hues ranging from rosy pink to ruby-violet. This mineral, with its luminosity and transparency, is highly prized in jewelry, often cut into shapes that amplify its innate beauty. Physically, rhodolite combines hardness with durability, making it perfect for everyday jewelry. Energetically, rhodolite is believed to boost confidence and self-worth, connecting with the heart and emotions.
GARNET SPESSARTITE

Spessartine Garnet, named after the Spessart district in Germany where it was first identified, boasts hues ranging from orange to red. Originating from regions like Africa and Sri Lanka, this garnet is renowned for its brilliance and durability, making it perfect for jewelry. Beyond its physical allure, spessartine is energetically valued for boosting confidence and activating the sacral chakra. In our store, we offer top-quality Spessartine Garnet, ideal for gem enthusiasts and collectors.
GARNET TSAVORITE

Tzavorite is an intense green variety of garnet. Its name pays tribute to the Tsavo region in Kenya, where it was discovered. This precious gem is primarily found in Kenya and Tanzania. Its green hue is attributed to the presence of vanadium and chromium. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Tzavorite is cherished in jewelry for its shine and transparency. Purchasing Tzavorite means acquiring a jewel with unique properties and a rich geological history. Additionally, it's believed to have energetic properties that balance and harmonize the environment.
GRANDIDIERITE

Grandidierite is a very rare mineral that was first discovered in southern Madagascar in the early 20th century. As Grandidierite is quite hard, the high quality material has been cut as gems, making it one of the rarest gems.

Gemologically, grandidierite is a magnesium aluminum borosilicate. It has a hardness of 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, similar to garnet, and a refractive index of 1.590-1.623.

It forms in the orthorhombic crystal system. Grandidierite is typically bluish-green in color and derives its distinctive color from traces of iron. The gemological material is translucent to transparent. Completely transparent samples are absolutely rare.
HACKMANITE

Hackmanite, known for its ability to change color under ultraviolet light, is a gemstone that enchants with its uniqueness. Sourced from regions like Afghanistan and Myanmar, this stone showcases hues ranging from pink to white. In jewelry, Hackmanite adds a magical and mysterious touch to any piece. Energetically, it's believed to help balance emotions and enhance intuition. Purchasing Hackmanite is an investment in beauty and singularity.
HELIODOR

Heliodor

The name comes from the Greek 'helios' - sun and 'doron' - gift. The color ranges from lemon to yellowish honey.

It is the yellow variety of beryl, it is from the same family as emerald, aquamarine, morganite...
HESSONITE GARNET

Hessonite Garnet

It is the orange variety of grossular garnet. Also known as the 'cinnamon stone' for its characteristic color.

The color is given by manganese, and it usually has a mellifluous and visually dense interior.
INCA STONE
IOLITE

Iolite, often termed the "water sapphire", boasts a unique violet hue, its name derived from the Greek "ios". Sourced from Sri Lanka, India, and Madagascar, it's renowned for its hardness and distinct pleochroism. In jewelry, Iolite offers unmatched elegance, while energetically, it enhances mental clarity. At gemmesterra.com, we provide the finest Iolite for gem enthusiasts looking to buy an authentic stone.
KUNZITE

KUNCITA
KYANITE

Kyanite, recognized for its distinctive blue shade, is a gemstone that embodies tranquility. Originating from regions like Nepal, Brazil, and the USA, its name is derived from the Greek "kyanos", meaning blue. Its unique crystalline structure makes it heat-resistant, while in jewelry, its deep and luminous color stands out. Energetically, Kyanite is believed to aid in balance and communication. Purchasing Kyanite is a choice of style and harmony.
LABRADORITE

Labradorite, with its mesmerizing play of colors, is a gemstone that enchants with its iridescence. Hailing from Labrador Island in Canada, from which it gets its name, this stone showcases hues ranging from blue to green and yellow. In jewelry, Labradorite adds a magical and mysterious touch to any piece. Energetically, it's believed to shield the aura and enhance intuition. Purchasing Labradorite is an investment in beauty and protection. Meta description: Buy Labradorite and dive into its captivating iridescence. A protective gem with a magical essence.
MALAYA GARNET

Malayan Garnet (Umbalite).

It is a mixture between pyrope and spessartite.

It is found in the Umba Valley (hence the name Umbalita) in Tanzania and Tanga, near the coast.

Malaia's name comes from Swahili for 'misfit'.
MICROCLINE

Microcline is a precious gem found in igneous rocks. Originating from regions like Russia and the USA, this gem ranges in color from colorless to pale brown. It's a form of potassium feldspar and is known for its stability at lower temperatures. Besides being valued in jewelry, Microcline also has potent energetic properties. Discover the benefits of purchasing this unique gem and its applications in both jewelry and energetic therapies.
MONAZITE
MORGANITE

Morganite

Is named after the American banker and collector J.P Morgan.

Also known as 'pink beryl', 'pink emerald' and 'cesic beryl', is a rare light pink to pink variety of beryl. Orange/yellow varieties of morganite can also be found, and bands of color are common.
OPAL

Opal

The name derives from the Sanskrit for stone.

From Roman times to the beginning of the 17th century it was held in great esteem. During the 18th and 19th centuries it was quite forgotten as it was believed that this stone brought bad luck.

Some say that his infamous originated in Walter Scott's novel called "Anne of Geierstein".

SiO2+ H2O
ORTHOCLASE

Orthoclase, known as K-feldspar, is a precious gem found in igneous rocks. Originating from regions like Russia and the USA, this gem ranges in color from colorless to pale brown. With potent energetic properties, it's valued in jewelry and energetic therapies. Discover the benefits of purchasing this unique gem.
PARISITE
PERICLINE
PERIDOT

Peridot. The name is believed to come from the Arabic 'faridat' - gem, or as the Oxford Dictionary suggests, from the Classical Latin 'pæderot' - a type of opal. Peridot is actually a material called olivine that is made up of 2 minerals: fayalite and forsterite. One of the 6 essential minerals for the appearance of life. (Russell & Ponce, 2020). Fe2SiO4 (Fayalite) - Mg2SiO4
PEZZOTAITE

Pezzottaite is a precious and rare gem of the cyclosilicate class. Originating from Madagascar, this gem belongs to the beryl group. Discovered in 2002, Pezzottaite forms in beryl and lithium-rich granite pegmatites. With vibrant colors and unique properties, it's valued both in jewelry and for its energetic qualities. Discover the benefits of purchasing this exceptional gem.
PREHNITE

Prehnite

It is named in honor of Hendrik von Prehn, governor of the Cape of Good Hope (South Africa) in 1774 who discovered this mineral. The name was coined by the famous German geologist Gottlob Werner in 1788.

They usually appear in a botryoidal habit - globular external shape and resembling a bunch of grapes (where the name derives from the Greek).

Ca2Al(AlSi3O10)(OH)2
QUARS CITRINE
QUARTZ ROSE

Rose Quartz, known as the "stone of love", is a gem symbolizing passion, tenderness, and peace. Its origins trace back to ancient civilizations like Greek and Roman, where it was believed to come from goddesses of love and beauty. This stone, with its characteristic pink hue, is primarily found in places like Brazil, South Africa, and Madagascar. Physically, it's an opalescent gem with a soft glow and is highly valued in jewelry for its beauty and meaning. Besides its aesthetic use, Rose Quartz is known for its energetic properties, helping to harmonize relationships, strengthen bonds, and attract true loves. It's also credited with benefits like stress reduction and emotional balance.
QUARTZ TOURMALINE

Quartz with tourmaline melds the clarity of quartz with striking black tourmaline inclusions, creating a visually stunning symbiosis. This blend not only offers a distinctive look in jewelry but also combines the energetic properties of both stones, promoting balance and protection. In our store, you'll find top-quality Quartz with tourmaline, ideal for gem enthusiasts.
RODHONITE

The Rhodonite, with its distinctive pink color with black streaks, is a gem that symbolizes love and friendship. Originating from places like Spain, Australia, and Russia, this precious stone is not only valued in jewelry but also for its energetic benefits. It helps to harmonize emotions, strengthen relationships, and brings tranquility in moments of anxiety. It's a perfect gem for those seeking emotional and spiritual balance.
RUBELITE
RUBY

Ruby, a deep red gemstone, is one of the most treasured and sought-after gems in the world. Its name comes from the Latin "ruber", meaning red. This precious stone is primarily found in regions like Burma, Thailand, and Tanzania. It belongs to the corundum group, with sapphire being another variety of this group. Its distinctive color is due to the presence of chromium. In jewelry, it's highly valued for its hardness, surpassed only by diamond, and its brilliance. Additionally, it's attributed with energetic properties, such as providing courage and passion to its wearer. Purchase a Ruby is not just an aesthetic investment but also a connection to a gem that has been a symbol of power and love throughout history.
RUTILE
SAPPHIRE

Sapphire, a symbol of nobility and fidelity, stands as one of the world's most coveted gemstones. Originating from places like Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Madagascar, this precious stone boasts a spectrum of colors, with blue being the most iconic. In jewelry, Sapphire signifies eternity and truth, making it a top choice for engagement rings. Energetically, it's believed to foster wisdom and protection. Purchasing a Sapphire is an investment in a gem of legend and prestige.
SCHEELITE
SILLIMANITE

Sillimanite is a gem that appears in transparent, gray, or white crystals. Named in honor of the renowned geologist Benjamin Silliman, it's found in metamorphic rocks and is known for its hardness and heat resistance. Beyond its industrial use, Sillimanite is cherished in jewelry for its shine and transparency. Purchasing Sillimanite means acquiring a stone with unique properties and a rich geological history. Additionally, it's believed to have energetic properties that balance and harmonize the environment.
SMOKED QUARTZ

Smoky Quartz, with its translucent brown hue, is a gemstone with a distinct presence. Known for its hardness and luster, it's a popular choice in jewelry, adding an earthy touch to any piece. Energetically, Smoky Quartz is believed to help release stress and ground energies. In our store, we offer top-quality Smoky Quartz, perfect for gem enthusiasts.
SPHALERITE
sphene

Sphene, also known as titanite, boasts a brilliance that can even surpass that of a diamond in certain aspects. With hues ranging from green to brown and yellow, its beauty is undeniable. In jewelry, Sphene is prized for its unique refraction. Energetically, it's believed to enhance awareness and connection to the Earth. In our store, we offer top-quality Sphene, perfect for gem enthusiasts and connoisseurs.
SPINEL

pinel, whose name derives from the Latin "spina" referencing its pointed shape, is a gemstone boasting a rich color palette, from pink to blue and black. Originally discovered in Asia, it's now found in regions like Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Tajikistan. With notable hardness, spinel is highly prized in jewelry, often mistaken for ruby due to its intensity. Energetically, it's believed to promote rejuvenation and vitality. In our store, we offer top-quality spinel, perfect for gem enthusiasts and collectors.
THULITE
TOURMALINE

Tourmaline

Although it has been known since ancient times in the Mediterranean region, the Dutch began importing them in 1703 from Sri Lanka. They named it Sinhalese \"Turamali\" - stone with mixed colors.

A very characteristic feature of tourmaline is the readiness with which it becomes electrified. By heating and subsequently cooling, as well as applying pressure, e.g. by rubbing, a tourmaline crystal will become electrically charged. It will then attract dust particles and small pieces of paper (pyro and piezoelectricity).

(Ca,K,Na)(Al,Fe,Li,Mg,Mn)3 (Al,Cr,Fe,V)6(BO3)3(Si,Al,B)6O18(OH,F)
TRIPLITE

The Triplite, known for its distinctive brown color, is a rare gem. Originating from places like Spain, this gem is not only valued in jewelry but also for its energetic benefits. It helps balance emotions and brings tranquility. It's a perfect gem for those seeking a unique and spiritual touch in their jewelry.
VESUVIANITE
ZIRCON

Zircon

Most likely, his name comes from the Persian word 'zargun', meaning golden.

This gem comes in a variety of colors. From red to blue, and even colorless.
ZOISITAE