Materials

Shell and Stone: The essence of the Cameo For millennia, shells and precious stones have given life to cameos, miniature masterpieces that blend history with artistry. Crafted from natural materials such as carnelian and sardonic shell or lava stone, cameos have crossed the centuries as symbols of elegance and timeless charm. Handcrafted by our artisans, … Continue reading Shell

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Turquoise is much more than a gemstone: it is a universal symbol of beauty and protection, with its unmistakable color evoking clear skies and pristine waters. This mesmerizing stone has fascinated ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Persians, and pre-Columbian peoples, who revered it as a powerful amulet of good fortune. Today, turquoise continues to inspire … Continue reading Turquoise

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Coral is not just a precious gem – it’s a living gift of the sea, rich with history and natural charm. For millennia, cultures across the globe have been captivated by its beauty, transforming it into unique ornaments, amulets and works of art. Each variety of coral has its own story to tell, reflecting the … Continue reading Coral

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Frequently Asked Questions

The price of coral varies depending on its color homogeneity, ranging from the lightest to the darkest shades. Therefore, the greater the degree of homogeneity, the higher its economic value. Another factor that affects the determination of a coral’s commercial value is the depth at which it is harvested; its value increases if it is collected from depths greater than 50 meters below sea level.

Mediterranean coral grows by about 0.33 mm per year, totaling 1 cm every 3 years. Today, numerous regulations are in place to protect the marine environment, requiring that harvested coral be no smaller than 30 cm.

Coral is an organic material, while turquoise is a mineral. Although these materials are in high demand and highly valued worldwide, their intrinsic characteristics determine their classification as semi-precious stones.