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Brazilian amethyst crystal has a soft and feminine quality. This stone has been used through ancient times to carve jewelry and vessels

Above, a collection of raw amethyst crystals ethically sourced from Brazil for JIA JIA jewelry pieces

Amethyst is believed to hone and amplify one's creative elements and assist in creating new and original results using methods and tools of the past. This vibrant and gentle purple crystal enhances our ability to balance and soothe our inner emotions. It shows us how in grounding our sensitivities, we can use them as allies in creation. This crystal connects us to the spiritual world opening up a portal of answers we may be seeking.

The Egyptians called Peridot the “gem of the sun.” Today this precious gem is prized for its restful yellowish green hues and long history. Gem miners find peridot in lava flows and crystals lining solidified molten rock. Geologists believe both types of deposits relate to the spreading of the sea floor that occurs when the earth’s crust splits. Sometimes, peridot can have an extraterrestrial source, being contained in meteorites that have fallen to earth.

Peridot is a crystal of ultimate positive power, a talisman for recognizing and honoring the frequency of Love, which is the source of all abundance. Combined with good intent, it helps expand one's ability to receive from the Universe on all levels of life.

Citrine is a rare variation of quartz. The colors range from the transparent, pale yellow to brownish orange.

Citrine boasts hues that can range from light yellow to bright orange. This spectacular golden gemstone radiates positive energy and is known as the “success stone." Carrying the power of the sun, Citrine energizes the world around it with warmth and comfort. Its frequency awakens creativity and imagination, sustaining the transformation of dreams into reality. With its pure yellow energy, Citrine encourages the fullness of life, fresh beginnings, and new pursuits.

Garnet is the birthstone for January. Garnets were highly popular in Europe in 18th and 19th centuries. They were frequently used for jewelry in the Victorian times. In Old Spain, the pomegranate was a favorite, and as a result of this, so was the garnet. In Spanish astrology, the garnet once represented the sun.

Garnet is the stone that represent symbol of love and friendship. It is also thought to symbolize the mending of wounds between lovers.

Topaz has a long history, with its name believed to originate from the ancient Greek "Topazios," an island where yellow stones were mined. In ancient civilizations like Egypt and Rome, topaz was revered for its protective and vision-enhancing qualities. By the Middle Ages, it was cherished for its reputed ability to ward off curses and symbolize strength and healing.

Topaz is believed to possess powerful emotional and spiritual healing properties, known for promoting inner peace, joy, and emotional balance. It is said to enhance mental clarity, encourage creativity, and inspire confidence and self-expression. This gemstone is also associated with aiding in the release of stress and fostering a sense of relaxation and positivity.