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When someone says, "That's a lovely piece of
jewelry you're wearing," the chances are it's
more than just a compliment. It is a sincere
way of saying, "Tell me more about your new necklace
or earrings." The site's Stone Encyclopedia page
features a variety of stones including those used
in our jewelry so that you can talk with confidence
about the make up of your pieces, as well as how
you acquired them. Browse through and familiarize
yourself with these stones - you never know -
you may become the hit of the next cocktail party
or the office lunchroom!
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B,
C,
F,
G,
H,
J,
L,
M,
O,
P,
Q,
R,
S,
T,
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Agate - 5 |
Amazonite - 2 |
Amethyst - 2 |
Amber |
Aventurine - 2 |
Azurite |
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Bloodstone |
Bone |
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Calcite |
Carnelian - 2 |
Cat's Eye - 8 |
Charoite |
Cinnabar - 2 |
Citrine |
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Flourite - 2 |
Goldstone -2 |
Hematite - 2 |
Howlite - 3 |
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Jade - 2 |
Jasper - 5 |
Lapis Lazuli - 4 |
Leopardskin |
Malachite |
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Obsidian - 2 |
Onyx - 2 |
Opal |
Pyrite |
Quartz - 5 |
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Rhondite |
Rubilite |
Sodalite |
Tiger Eye - 2 |
Turquoise - 4 |
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Unakite |
Zoisite |
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