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

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  The stone Chalcedony is a multiform and multicoloured natural stone, and its variations can be used to produce the stone Agate, Aventurine, Chrysoprase, Jasper, Matorolite, Onyx and Sardony. Natural Chalcedony is a fine stone (formerly called half-precious stone) that is very popular for enhancing jewelry and stimulating the creative side. Moreover, in lithotherapy, Chalcedony has a soothing and beneficial effect on its wearer.

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

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  Citrine is a fine stone belonging to the Quartz family. It is an extremely virtuous stone. In lithotherapy, Citrine is known as an abundant, positive stone, synonymous with success.

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

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  Celestine is a member of the Sulfate family. Its color never ceases to amaze those who have decided to call this natural stone the "Stone of Angels". Natural Celestine is a stone much appreciated by everyone, especially jewellers. Its soothing benefits in lithotherapy make Celestine stone all the more beloved.

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

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  Moonstone is a natural stone from the Feldspar orthoclase family. The stone is highly prized for its beauty, particularly its vitreous white and bluish hues. The phenomenon that gives it its bluish reflections is called adularescence, thanks to the light that diffracts in the stone. In lithotherapy, Moonstone is also much loved by women for its beneficial properties. It is very popular and used today in the world of jewelry.

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

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  Garnet is a stone known the world over for its beauty and is very popular in the jewelry world. Its unique colors and multiple varieties make this stone a precious and highly prized element. What's more, its virtues in lithotherapy bring many benefits to people lacking vitality and love.

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

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  Rose Quartz is a member of the Quartz family. It is linked to many legends and myths for its beauty and unconditional love. Today, Rose Quartz is still a much-loved and popular natural stone for its beneficial lithotherapy properties and magnificent pink hues.

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  Rhyolite: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Refill of the stone

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  Rhyolite is a member of the Volcanic Rock family. Due to its more unusual mineral composition, this natural stone has no unique chemical formula. Nevertheless, Rhyolite remains a favorite of jewelers for its nuanced colors; but not only that, lithotherapy enthusiasts love it for its versatile benefits.

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  Hemimorphite: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Refill of the stone

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  Hemimorphite is a natural stone from the Silicate family. This natural stone is often blue in color, but can come in many different shades. FurthermoreHemimorphite has an optical phenomenon similar to that of Gemstone de Lune and Opal, which reflects light and create colored reflections. Natural Hemimorphite is highly appreciated in the world of lithotherapy for its protective properties, but also in the world of jewelry for its fascinating beauty.

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  Complete Guide to Jewelry Wire: Mastering the Art of Choosing the Right Wire for Your Jewelry Store

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  Discover our comprehensive guide to wires in jewelry design: explore the differences, specialties and tips for choosing the perfect wire to sublimate your creations and express your unique style. Whether you're a passionate designer or an amateur craftsman, dive into the fascinating world of wires and give life to unique and beautiful jewelry.

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

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  Seraphinite is a member of the Chlorite family. The shimmering brilliance of this natural green stone is reminiscent of a feather, giving it an angelic appearance. Seraphinite's purifying properties make it an increasingly popular stone in the world of lithotherapy. What's more, its magnificent green color amazes jewelers, making it even more beloved.

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

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  Emerald comes from the Beryl family. Emerald is a member of the family of four gemstones: Diamond Sapphire and the Ruby. The most beautiful Emerald gemstones have a "garden". Today, the stone is highly prized and sought-after for jewelry-making, but also for its beneficial virtues in lithotherapy.

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  Rhodonite: History, Origin, Composition, Virtues, Meaning and Refill of the stone

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  Rhodonite is a stone from the Pyroxenoid family. Its color and etymology strongly resemble Rhodochrosite, yet these two natural stones remain totally different from one another in their chemical compositions, crystal structures and physical properties. Rhodonite is very popular for its beneficial properties in lithotherapy. It brings serenity and soothes the user's body and mind.

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