Collection: Gemstone Jewellery

Step into a world of exquisite craftsmanship and natural beauty with Atlas Accessories' stunning collection of gemstone jewellery. Our pieces are meticulously curated to enhance your style while harnessing the unique properties of gemstones from around the globe.

Each piece carries a story, embodying the elemental forces of nature from which our gems are sourced. Whether you're seeking to symbolise an emotional connection or simply elevate your everyday look, our collection offers something truly extraordinary for every occasion. With a commitment to sustainability and quality, we invite you to explore the world of Atlas Accessories and find your perfect gemstone treasure.

Commonly Asked Questions

What types of gemstones are commonly used in jewellery?

Common gemstones used in jewellery include diamonds, amethyst, sapphire, emerald, and ruby. In our collection, we favour lapis lazuli, amber, and jade to name just a few. Each stone has unique properties and meanings, making them popular choices for different styles of jewellery.

How should gemstone jewellery be cleaned and maintained?

To clean gemstone jewellery, use a soft cloth and warm, soapy water. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners, as they can damage stones. Regular maintenance helps keep pieces looking their best.

What are the benefits of wearing gemstone jewellery?

Wearing gemstone jewellery is believed to provide various benefits, such as promoting emotional healing, enhancing mood, and attracting good fortune. Each gemstone is associated with specific properties.

Is gemstone jewellery a good gift?

Yes, gemstone jewellery can be a thoughtful and meaningful gift, symbolising love, friendship, or personal traits or aspiration that we hold dear or with for others. Choosing a stone that resonates with the recipient's personality enhances its significance.

How can I tell if a gemstone is legitimate?

To ensure a gemstone's authenticity, purchase from reputable jewellers, ask for certificates of authenticity, and learn about the stone's characteristics. Perform tests like checking refractive indices when necessary.