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  Understanding the difference between 925 Silver and Rhodium Silver

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  925 Silver, also called sterling silver, is composed of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals. Rhodium Silver is925 Silver coated with a thin layer of Rhodium, a gray precious metal belonging to the platinum group. Rhodium plated silver is considered more durable and resistant than 925 silver because of its coating.

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  Labradorite : History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Purification of the stone

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  Labradorite is a natural stone from the Feldspar family. Labradorite is a particular stone, because its Schiller effect is what gives it this iridescent effect. It is known in the world and especially in the world of jewelry. But not only, its virtues in lithotherapy are even more popular; its protective and regenerating properties are the most appreciated.

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  Lava stone: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Recharging of the stone

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  Lava stone is a natural stone derived from the cooled lava of volcanoes, and is very common throughout the world. Lava stone has been associated with lithotherapy since the dawn of time. Today, its use remains highly appreciated in the world of lithotherapy for its soothing benefits, and in the world of jewelry.

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  Howlite: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Recharging of the stone

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  Howlite is a member of the Calcite family. This gray-veined white stone is the perfect alternative to expensive turquoise. Howlite is affordable and can be tinted, giving it the name "white turquoise". What's more, the stone's lithotherapeutic virtues bring many beneficial benefits, for people in search of renewal and who like to take care of themselves.

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  Green Agate: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Recharging of the stone

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  Green Agate is a variety of Agate, itself a member of the large Chalcedony family. Green Agate covers a wide range of stones, including Moss Agate, Grass Agate, Peacock Agate, Dendritic Agate and many more.

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  10 benefits you probably didn't know about black agate!

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  What do you know about black agate? You probably don't know this, but it has magical properties. In this article, we will explore 10 important points about black agate and what it can do for you.

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  Tourmaline: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Significance and Recharging of the stone

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  Tourmaline is a member of the Silicate family. It is one of the few minerals that can be found with all the colors of the rainbow in a single mineral species. This makes Tourmaline one of the most fascinating of all minerals. It is highly prized for its various beneficial properties in lithotherapy.

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  Smoky Quartz : History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Recharging of the stone

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  Smoky Quartz is a translucent stone with dark hues. There are deposits of the stone all over the world. It is an ancient and mystical stone, used for thousands of years for its therapeutic and spiritual properties. It is considered an anchor stone that can help balance emotional and mental energies. It can also help calm disturbing emotions and thoughts, improve self-confidence and personal security.

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  Larimar: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Recharging of the stone

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  Larimar is a rare stone found only in the Dominican Republic. The stone is also known as "blue pectolite", and its color is often reminiscent of the sea or sky, with its soft blue hues and white patterns. Larimar is highly prized in the world of jewelry and lithotherapy for its soothing virtues.

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  Turquoise: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Recharging of the stone

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  Turquoise is a light to dark blue-green mineral from the phosphate family. It is commonly found in mines and objects in the New World. This natural stone has been used for thousands of years as an ornamental stone and as a traditional material for jewelry, masks, utensils and other objects. It has been prized for its brilliant hues and origin for thousands of years by cultures the world over. Today, its popularity is on the rise, especially among lithotherapy enthusiasts.

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  Astrology and gemstones: Gemstones for every sign

  Posted in: Guide to Precious and Fine Gemstones, Stones Natural and Astrological Signs

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  The astrological signs, or signs of the zodiac, are powerful symbols that help us to better understand ourselves and our personalities. Each sign has its own characteristics and is traditionally associated with one or more gemstones, known as "birthstones". These stones are believed to amplify the sign's positive qualities and attenuate its negative aspects. In this article, we'll explore the different astrological signs in detail. We'll discuss their respective dates, colors, metals,...

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  Lithotherapy: The Power of Natural Gemstones

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  Lithotherapy is an ancient practice that uses the energetic properties of natural stones to promote physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. Natural stones are renowned for their unique vibrations and mineral characteristics, which can positively influence our energy and state of mind. In this article, discover the fascinating world of lithotherapy, exploring its origins, history and the meanings associated with each stone on the market.

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