• Agate

Agate has countless sites like the color variation is widespread throughout the world and most kinds of agates are very well connected. In the Czech Republic you will find agates in the Ore Mountains and the Giant Mountains. In nature agate is found in the bodies of similar root vegetables, tubers ...

• Aquamarine

Aquamarine is a variety of precious stones Beryl, is typical of his fine blue color with a greenish tinge, like the color of the sea. Aquamarine crystal - aquamarine crystals have a wonderful refreshing color resembling the color of sea water coves, untouched by man.

• Amazonite

Amazonite belongs to the group of precious stones feldspars, which are distinguished by interesting optical effects that these gemstones creates. Amazonit stones are green to blue-green color with white veins, which is caused by the presence of certain elements, namely chromium (Cr) and sodium (Na) . ..

• Ametrine

Ametrine combines two precious stones and amethyst and citrine. Both precious stones belong to the group of quartz, amethyst is purple, yellow citrine and Ametrine is a combination of both. Ametrine creates a special optical effect called dichroism and causes the stone changes its color ...

• Amethyst

The incidence is relatively abundant amethyst, amethyst stone is easily accessible and in nature amethyst crystals form and amethyst geodes (cluster crystals). Even in the Czech Republic is relatively frequent amethyst. The largest sites are in the Giant mountains and Trebic. Ametyst in good quality is often used in jewelry ...

• Apatite

Apatite is similar to the glass in yellow, green, blue, white, purple, brown. It exists in the USA, Brazil, Mexico, Madagascar, Russia and Norway. Blue apatite is relatively frequent, yellow is the most rare and prized golden apatites include apatite Imperial ...

• Aventurine

Aventurine is a green gemstone variety group called quartz. Quartz is a large group of precious stones and various colors, Aventurine is green. The name aventurine is commonly misspelled as aventurine,  aventurine ...

• Boji Stone

Boji stones are shrouded in myth and ledends. Some of them claim that boji stones are as old as the Earth as they originated together. Boji stone are divided into male and female stones. Female boji stones are smooth, while the male boji stones have on their surface protrusions ...

• Brazilianit

Brazilianit forms in nature crystals that adorn the collections of many major museums around the world. Brazilianit crystals in the picture come from deposits in Brazil, where it was first discovered and where he got his poetic jméno.Bronzit occurs especially in Brazil, where it has also brazilianit his name, as well as in Russia ...

• Bronzite

Bronziet is interesting opaque stone, which seems to swirl gold particles and creates a light pearly to metallic luster. Bronzite consists of two interesting minerals enstatite, which can be described as a solid solution rich in magnesium, and Hypersten ...

• Bull's Eye

Bull eye color is reddish-brown to burgundy satin gloss stone is opaque and has a fibrous structure. Bull's eye often creates a cat eye effect - the effect of specially polished bull-eye, the light rays incident on the center of the convex stone decompose to form light effect ...

• Celestine

Celentine is a mineral with a light blue color with a translucent to transparent waxy luster. Celestine forms crystals often clustered in drusen or geographic data. The largest deposits Celestine is the African Madagascar, another in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mexico, Peru, in Europe Celestine appeared in England and Poland ...

• Citrine

The largest deposits of Citrine is the African Madagascar, where it comes beautifully colored citrine. Other large deposits of citrine is in Brazil, the Brazilian citrines beware of the authenticity of citrines, as most citrines in this area is actually heat treated amethyst. In the Liberec Czech Republic and Moravia ...

• Charoite

Charoite is a relatively recently discovered gemstone (40's in the 20th century) and its origins, and not only mapped occurrence in Russia, particularly in Yakutia, which is a large region in the northwest of Russia to Siberia. This area of ​​river flows Cara under which this gemstone got its name charoite ...

• Disten (Kyanide)

Kyanite, whose name is Disten older, blue-colored minerals are very similar sapphires, which also suggest photos in the gallery. However, compared to the expensive sapphire kyanite has a relatively affordable price and better availability on the market of precious stones ...

• Dumortierite

Dark blue stone with an interesting name, given to him by its discoverer, French paleontologist E.Dumortiera in 1881 in France. The most important sites in Austria and France in the Alps, another site of the World Namibia, Mosabiku and Madagascar, as well as Brazil, USA ...

• Fluorite

Fluorite gemstones, which combine several excellent properties, which are: interesting color, availability of minerals and related good price. Fluorite is a beautiful variegated mineral that occurs naturally in large sizes ...

• Gagate

This velvety-black stone has a deep history dating back to prehistoric trees. Gagate just formed from the trunks of these trees over millions of years like coal. The coal such as the gagate are very close because of similar origin and characteristics ...

• Garnet

Garnet is the most common type of Almadin between grenades, a color similar to pyrope, a wine red to dark red in nature compared to the Czech garnet occurs in larger crystals and more often, so it is even more affordable. Grenades are among healers stones vitality ...

• Hematite

Hematite, a mineral rich in iron, sparkles, so that was previously used as Haematite more primitive mirror. The picture is convex-shaped hematite hearts in the palm, which really shines beautifully. Hematite is the esoteric considered very energizing stone ...

• Heliotrop

Heliotrope is a green stone resembling jasper, however mineralogy is classified into large groups of stone called chalcedony. Heliotrope are the subject of many legends, such as the creation of one stone heliotrope correlates with the blood of the crucified Christ ....

• Chalcedony

On behalf of chalcedony, as many know, is called a whole group of gemstones, which includes agate, onyx, chrysoprase, sardoxyny and onyx. We will pay a single chalcedony, thus its fine blue variety. In nature, chalcedony occur in the form of drusen or smaller depending girlfriends ...

• Chromdiopsid

Chromdiopsid belongs to a group called diopside gemstone. These stones are less known in nature during their growth is affected by various additives which diopside colors of various barviček, such as light green, brown, purple and red and green.

• Chiastolit

Chiastolit maybe someone knows the name andalusite, both names are correct. Chiastolit is also popularly called in terminology cross stone because of the striking crisis of a different color than the base color kamene.Tento cross is made up of black graphite and is brownish stone ...

• Iolit (cordierite)

Iolit otherwise also called cordierite, is a gemstone like sapphire blue color that even experts sometimes have to recognize the problem. With this color is Iolit often used for grinding and then making jewelry. Iolit or also cordierite (according to geologist Cordier) has an interesting blue color ...

• Jade

Apple-green jadeite was previously often confused or associated with jade stone. These stones were associated with the similarity structure of the stone, color differences were not taken into account too. Some jade may have sharper greenish-yellow tint, but more subtle green color is very suitable for meditation ...

• Amber

Amber as such is not actually a stone but it is a mineralized resin of ancient trees of the Tertiary period. The fact that amber is not a stone, many of us find at the time, when a piece of amber take the hand. Jantar is surprisingly lightweight and has a special silk-like smooth surface. Amber from the Baltic Sea ...

• Jasper

Jasper, a country-grained rocks in a large variety of different kinds of differing not only the appearance, but also color. Jasper are abundant stones that do not form crystals, or rarely, but occur in masses of rocks and large size. Red jasper, the most abundant and most popular jasper at all ...

• Calcite

Calcite, or limestone, is one of the most abundant minerals on earth, calcite is found not only individually but also as part of other minerals and rocks. Calcite is present in all parts of the world and their color variations are almost all shades of the color spectrum ...

• Carnelian

Carnelian is characterized by its warm tones mostly in orange, often ranging from light beige to orange to red to dark burgundy color. Carnelian stone in the shape of larger resemble its appearance hearts, perhaps that is why these stones are used in esoteric environmental energy ...

• Quartz

Quartz is one of the most important minerals on Earth, which is widely available not only himself, but also as part of other minerals, chemical symbol of quartz is SiO2 (silicon dioxide). Quartz crystals are formed as such, mostly hexagonal and form many interesting varieties ...

• Crystal

Crystal, one of the most precious stones ever that fascinated people for centuries. Crystal is pure variety of quartz, the most abundant mineral in the world, and forms beautiful crystals, usually hexagonal. Crystals are available in abundance, beautiful stones may have a higher price. Crystals are highly prized among esoteric ...

• Labradorite

Labradorit belongs to the group of precious stones called feldspars, which are distinguished by interesting optical effects. U labradorite it's called labradorizace, a stone optical effect when light rays are reflected from different layers of stone and the result is incredible shine in rainbow colors ...

• Lapis lazuli

Celestial stone, as its original name from the Arabic, its appearance really reminds heaven. There is bluer than just stone lapis lazuli, as it contains a rare mineral lapis lazuli, which were previously ground to a powder and used for the production of paints called ultramarine ...

• Larimar

Larimar, tenderly blue to gray reminiscent of the surface of the water. Light blue to gray color combined with the white makes an exceptional Larimar stone. The larimar is also exceptional is his site, therefore the Dominican Republic, the only one in the world, and that was only discovered in the 70's of the last century ...

• Magnetite

Magnetite is a mineral rich in iron, which forms a separate crystals. Crystals of magnetite have almost regular cubic shape and metallic luster. Magnetite is as the name suggests, the magnetic properties. Magnetite are minerals rich in iron, like Haematite even though they are similar ...

• Magnesite

Magnesite, white-washed white gemstone, unlike metallic gray magnetite, with which it is due to a similar name might confuse. Magnesite many gardeners are familiar, as is widely used in plant fertilization due to its high content of magnesium, which is very beneficial plants ...

• Malachite

Malachite, a beautiful stone in the royal green color with incredible and original artwork on each stone. Malachite crystals do not form, but there are a product of nature with a surface resembling bubbling bubbles, called the mineralogical terminology kidney ...

• Moonstone

Moonstone or Adular as he also sometimes says, is among the most popular precious stones. It Adular name suggests, what is this strange stone. This is a adularization original effect, which manifests itself in the colorful reflections of light on the stone. But more on that in a gallery ...

• Mogue Marbles
• Nebula
• Jade
• Nuumit
• Obsidian
• Olivenite
• Onyx
• Opal
• Pietersite
• Desert Rose
• Prehnite
• Rhodochrosite
• Hornfel
• Ruby
• Rose quartz
• Sapphire
• Selenit
• Septarie
• Serpentinite
• Shiva
• Sunstone
• Emerald
• Falcon's Eye
• Sugilit
• Tanzanite
• Tektites
• Topaz
• Tourmaline
• Tyrkenit
• Turquoise
• Tiger Eye
• Moldavit
• Quartz