Bracelets

What are crystal bracelets?

Crystal bracelets are jewellery pieces made with natural crystals or gemstones, often chosen for their colour, appearance and traditional meanings. They can be worn as everyday jewellery or as a personal reminder of a particular intention.

What do crystal bracelets mean?

Different crystals have different traditional associations. For example, rose quartz is commonly associated with love, howlite with calm and tranquillity, and green aventurine with positivity and growth.

How do I choose a crystal bracelet?

Choose a crystal bracelet based on the stone, its traditional meaning, colour and the style you like. You may also choose a crystal based on an intention or quality that feels personally meaningful to you.

Can crystal bracelets be worn every day?

Yes, crystal bracelets can be worn as everyday jewellery. To keep them in good condition, it is best to avoid prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, perfumes and lotions.

How do you care for a crystal bracelet?

Lots of our pieces are gold plated or finished with a PVD coating, making them highly tarnish resistant and suitable for everyday wear, including occasional contact with water. However, to keep your jewellery looking its best for as long as possible, we recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, perfumes, lotions and other beauty products. A little care goes a long way in preserving the finish and quality of your jewellery.

Necklaces

How do I choose the right crystal necklace?

Consider the crystal, its traditional symbolism, colour and the style of necklace you prefer. You can choose based on the qualities associated with a particular stone or simply the design you feel drawn to.

What do different crystals mean in crystal necklaces?

Different crystals have traditional meanings and associations. For example, rose quartz is commonly associated with love, amethyst with peace and calm, and citrine with joy and abundance.

Are crystal necklaces made with natural stones?

The type of stone and materials used can vary between designs. Check the individual product description for details about the crystal, gemstone and other materials used in each necklace.

How do I know what necklace length is right for me?

The best necklace length depends on your preferred style, neckline and where you want the pendant or stone to sit. Check the measurements provided on each product page before choosing a necklace.

How should I care for a crystal necklace?

Lots of our pieces are gold plated or finished with a PVD coating, making them highly tarnish resistant and suitable for everyday wear, including occasional contact with water. However, to keep your jewellery looking its best for as long as possible, we recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, perfumes, lotions and other beauty products. A little care goes a long way in preserving the finish and quality of your jewellery.

Earrings

What should I consider when choosing crystal earrings?

Consider the crystal, earring style, size, metal finish and overall design. You may also choose a stone based on its traditional symbolism, colour or natural appearance.

What crystals are used in crystal earrings?

Crystal earrings can feature a variety of natural stones and gemstones, such as rose quartz, amethyst, jade, tiger’s eye, kyanite, labradorite and moldavite. The crystal used will vary between individual designs.

What do different crystal earrings symbolise?

Different crystals have traditional meanings and associations. For example, rose quartz is commonly associated with love, amethyst with peace and calm, and tiger’s eye with courage and strength.

What is the difference between crystal studs, hoops and drop earrings?

Studs sit close to the ear, while hoops form a loop around or through the ear. Drop earrings hang below the earlobe, with the length and design varying between individual styles.

How should I care for crystal earrings?

Lots of our pieces are gold plated or finished with a PVD coating, making them highly tarnish resistant and suitable for everyday wear, including occasional contact with water. However, to keep your jewellery looking its best for as long as possible, we recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, perfumes, lotions and other beauty products. A little care goes a long way in preserving the finish and quality of your jewellery.

Essential Oil Rollers

How do essential oil rollers work?

Essential oil rollers are designed for convenient application of an essential oil blend to areas such as the pulse points. The rollerball format makes it easy to apply a small amount without using a separate applicator.

What essential oils are used in the rollers?

The essential oil blend varies between individual rollers. You can check the product description for the specific essential oils and ingredients used in each blend.

What crystals are used in essential oil rollers?

Crystal-infused rollers feature different crystals depending on the design. For example, rose quartz, amethyst and aventurine may be used, with each stone traditionally associated with different qualities and symbolism.

How do you use an essential oil roller?

Roll a small amount onto pulse points such as the wrists, then allow the oil to absorb. Follow the individual product instructions and avoid contact with the eyes and other sensitive areas.

Can essential oil rollers be used directly on the skin?

Essential oils are concentrated and should be used according to the product's instructions. Check the ingredients and directions before applying to your skin, and stop using the product if irritation occurs.

Sage Sticks

What are sage sticks traditionally used for?

Sage sticks have traditionally been used in cleansing rituals and spiritual practices. They are commonly burned to create fragrant smoke as part of meditation, reflection or space-cleansing rituals.

How do you use a sage stick?

Light the end of the sage stick until it begins to smoulder, then gently blow out the flame. Place it in a heat-resistant holder and allow the smoke to move through the intended space, following appropriate fire-safety precautions.

What is the difference between sage sticks and smudge sticks?

The terms are often used interchangeably for bundles of dried herbs that are burned to produce fragrant smoke. However, the herbs, blends and cultural traditions associated with different products can vary.

What are sage sticks made from?

Sage sticks are typically made from dried sage and may contain other dried herbs, flowers or botanicals depending on the blend. Check the individual product description for the specific ingredients.

How should I safely burn a sage stick?

Always burn sage in a well-ventilated area using a suitable heat-resistant holder, and never leave burning herbs unattended. Keep them away from flammable materials, children and pets, and make sure the embers are fully extinguished after use.

Raw Stones

What is the difference between raw and polished crystals?

Raw crystals are kept in a more natural, unpolished form, showing their original textures, edges and formations. Polished crystals are shaped and smoothed to create a more refined surface.

How do I choose a raw crystal?

Consider the type of crystal, its natural colour, formation and traditional meaning. You may also simply choose a stone based on its appearance or the qualities you personally associate with it.

What do different raw crystals mean?

Different crystals have traditional meanings and associations. For example, rose quartz is commonly associated with love and compassion, amethyst with peace and calm, and tiger’s eye with courage and strength.

How should I care for a raw crystal?

Care requirements vary between different types of crystals. Keep your stone somewhere safe and dry, and check its specific care requirements before exposing it to water, sunlight or cleaning products.

Where can I keep a raw crystal?

Raw crystals can be displayed on shelves, desks, bedside tables or other safe spaces where their natural appearance can be enjoyed. Choose a stable, dry surface and keep more delicate stones away from areas where they could be knocked or damaged.

Tumblestones

What are tumblestones?

Tumblestones are crystals or natural stones that have been polished to create a smooth, rounded surface. Their compact size makes them popular for displaying, collecting or keeping close.

What is the difference between a tumblestone and a raw crystal?

A tumblestone has been polished and smoothed, while a raw crystal retains more of its natural surface, shape and texture. The choice often comes down to personal preference and how you want to use or display the stone.

How do I choose a tumblestone?

Consider the type of crystal, its colour, natural markings and traditional symbolism. You can choose a stone based on its commonly associated qualities or simply the one you find most appealing.

What do different tumblestones mean?

Different crystals have traditional meanings and associations. For example, rose quartz is commonly associated with love and compassion, amethyst with peace and calm, and tiger’s eye with courage and strength.

How should I care for a tumblestone?

Care requirements vary depending on the type of stone. Keep your tumblestone clean and store it somewhere safe, and check the specific care requirements of the crystal before exposing it to water or prolonged sunlight.

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