Precious Gemstones Seaside Necklace

Beads made from Turquoise dating back to 5000 BCE have been found in Mesopotamia, making it one of the first gems to be mined and cut. For most gem uses, turquoise is cut en cabochon. Turquoise is the favourite gemstone for the 11th anniversary, and it is considered a good luck stone.

Precious Opal is prized for its rainbow iridescence that results in unique light games when set on jewellery pieces.

Opals are the choice for the 14th year of anniversary and are the designated birthstone for October.

Pink coral: a unique and elegant material

Pink coral: Intini Jewels’ most requested

• Pink coral rings
• Pink coral bracelets
• Pink coral necklaces
• Pink coral earrings

Red coral, the colour of excellence

• Red coral necklaces
• Red coral rings
• Red coral bracelets
• Earrings with red coral

Aquamarine, March’s birthstone, is a precious stone belonging to the family of beryls. Thanks to its wonderful colour, it has historically been used a symbol for youth and happiness.

There are more than 30 mineral species in the Tourmaline group. Native Americans have used pink and green tourmalines as funeral gifts for centuries. This colourful gemstone, in some of its tonality, is the favourite gift for the 8th year of wedding.

Agate is a microcrystalline, compact variety of semiprecious chalcedony. Agate is mostly characterised by colour bands in a concentric form. In the Middle Ages, wearing agate was thought to cure insomnia and ensure sweet dreams.