Mother’s bracelet with pink quartz and houndstooth pendant

Just as love saves the world, pink quartz can save love. This famous gemstone gets its colour from microscopic particles of iron or titanium that make warm feelings flow freely. It’s like a channel for love, the essence of which is a crystalline structure with a sparkling luster. Inner peace and sexual serenity are the watchwords that characterise the wearer of this jewel – with its intimate pink secret weapon, it is ready to stand out from the grey mass and create contrasts, striding like a pink flamingo in a cement micro-city. Romantic mineralogists are convinced that without pink quartz, love doesn’t taste right. Anyone who makes room for pink flamingo love is ready for greater emotions.

One of the favourites of stone collectors is undoubtedly the gravestone, blessed by Mother Nature with its different colours and peculiar crystal structure. This relatively soft mineral, rich in boron and aluminium, is another example of the treasures hidden in the earth’s depths.
The gravestone carries a mystical air of the past. It can be seen as a fragment of the primeval landscape that has migrated to the present day, evoking metaphysical conjures or images of a raven basking by a campfire. But, to the same extent, this jewel may be a fragment of an ancient cave. It may therefore prove to be the oldest and most valuable relic in the surrounding environment. One can only wonder how long and winding the journey of the time-travelling gravestone to its new owner has been.
Gravestones are a perfect way to lay the foundations for your own personal Christian collection or to express your deep paleo-love.