White agate

White agate, resembling frost in the morning light, is pure and pristine, a bright and fresh gemstone. Over time, white agate has symbolized balance and harmony, radiating a gentle glow of tranquility. With a history spanning millennia, white agate has been favored by ancient elites as an ornament of enduring elegance.

Pink Opal

Pink Opal, a member of the opal family, is a tender gemstone from the highlands of South America and Peru. With its soft and warm pink hue, it resembles a silent poem, each verse being a serene and gentle note. Its visual allure, akin to a melody, makes it highly appealing and beloved by customers.

Turquoise

Turquoise, as the birthstone for December, with its pure and delicate luster, has always been a favorite among high-end jewelry designers. Revered as a "sacred stone" in ancient Egyptian and Native American cultures, turquoise symbolizes happiness and prosperity. The sky blue and shades of green and light green in turquoise are enduring criteria for selecting materials in contemporary jewelry design.

Lapis lazuli

The rich and deep blue adorned with golden speckles, reminiscent of a sparkling starry sky, tells the endless mysterious legends of the universe. Wearing lapis lazuli imparts a sense of boundless tranquility and serenity to the wearer. Appreciated by royal patrons as far back as a millennium ago, lapis lazuli was valued on par with gold. Its presence 

Ruby

Ruby, like a blazing fire of passion, symbolizes fervent love and has always been one of the most coveted gemstones among European royalty and the upper class. Over the centuries, rubies have accumulated numerous legends. In 600 BC, Burmese warriors carried rubies into battle, signifying invincibility. In Sanskrit, ruby is known as "ratnaraj," meaning the king of gemstones.