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  This stunning necklace incorporates many fully fledged triple-A Labradorite, using ethereal Freshwater Pearls to embody a softer tone. The piece features an intangible solitaire Labradorite which is faceted in 24ct Gold vermeil. It fastens gracefully with a smooth, Gold vermeil T-Toggle clasp. Labradorite, with its iridescent play of colours, was first found in 1770 on St. Paul Isla..

On this Sterling Silver ring the shank becomes a narrow leaf embracing a 3mm round faceted Garnet, inspired by nature. Also available are matching earrings. The name Garnet stems from its resemblance to the seeds of the fleshy seeds of the pomegranate fruit. In other languages Garnet is called 'Granat', the same name as the fruit. Slices of garnet have been used in windows in churches ..