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Rubies and Sapphires belong to the noble corundum family and have been prized for centuries for their colour, strength and symbolism. This guide explores their history, colour, cut, clarity and craftsmanship, offering practical insight into what defines true quality and lasting value in fine, artisan-made jewellery.

Quartz crystal is one of the most abundant and versatile minerals on Earth, valued for centuries for its natural beauty, physical strength and symbolic properties. This article explores the origins, formation, scientific uses and traditional beliefs surrounding quartz, highlighting why it remains a timeless and multifaceted gemstone.

This is a post about the Silver Filigree and the process to the final product.

Pearls are unique organic gems formed within oysters through layers of nacre, prized for their natural lustre and timeless elegance. This article explores their origin, beauty, cultural symbolism, and historical significance, revealing why pearls have remained enduring symbols of refinement, heritage and natural artistry across centuries.

Aragonite is a naturally occurring calcium carbonate mineral found within Malta’s limestone strata, formed through complex geological processes over millions of years. This article explores its crystal structure, formation, local origins and cultural relevance, highlighting aragonite as both a geological treasure and a distinctive material shaped by the island’s unique history.