Gemstones For Your Inner Mermaid
Bring Out Your Inner Mermaid!
Release your inner mermaid with these shimmering gemstones!
When we think of mermaids, we think of pinks, greens and blues of the ocean - with a sprinkle of glitter of course. So we've picked our favourite gemstones which we think will be perfect for your mermaid-inspired jewellery designs!
Be inspired by our range of magical gemstones from pearls, aquamarine to mesmerising opal.
Head to our jewellery making kits section, filled with jewellery making ideas for beginners. They all include online step by step instructions and a handy one-click shopping list too.
Metallic and Colourful Pearls
What would be a mermaid without a pair of pearl earrings?
Our pearl beads come in a variety of beautiful colours, from metallic reds, subtle pinks to pastel greens.
They come in a range of shapes including potato pearls, semi-baroque pearls and round beads. Turn them into beaded bracelets, necklaces or hang from earrings.
Sparkling Aquamarine
Aquamarine is connected to the moon and ocean, known to be the treasure of mermaids!
It is thought that wearing aquamarine will protect you on your travels across the water and provide good luck.
It is also believed that aquamarine is a calming gemstone and aids communication.
The pale blue colour of aquamarine makes it perfect for coastal-inspired jewellery designs.
Treasured Sand Dollar
Another treasure of mermaids! Folklore suggests that sand dollar are the coins of lost mermaids, making these an interesting gemstone to use in your jewellery designs.
Sand dollars are sea urchins with short spines which have been fossilised.
They have a smooth surface, with unique 5-star patterns. You could create a bezel setting as you would for a ring or pendant design.
Shimmering Paua Shell (Abalone)
Paua shell is a species of abalone only found in New Zealand. We love the colours and patterns that paua shell has.
Colours range from greens, blues, pinks and purples and are available as cabochons and beads.
Paua shell is made from calcium carbonate and grows in the ocean, they offer a stunning iridescence that makes your designs stand out from the rest.
Magical Opal
Opal offers a rich play of colours, making them perfect for show-stopping jewellery designs.
There are many types of opals that come in a range of colours.
Many have such incredible flashes of reds, pinks, green, turquoise and yellow!
They make us think of glittery oceans and would make beautiful earrings, ring or pendant.
Mesmerising Apatite
Apatite is thought to be connected with self-expression and creativity. It's also thought to help you attune to the future and connect us with past lives.
It can range in colours, from blues, yellows and green.
Our apatite beads are perfect to use with our sand dollar charms - just like you're staring into the ocean!
Stunning Larimar
Larimar is the blue variety of the mineral pectolite and this rare bright blue stone is only found in the Dominican Republic!
This beautiful shade of blue reminds us of the magical ocean. In this bracelet design we've used our larimar cabochon and combined it with iolite using a wire wrapping technique.
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- 5 Gemstones To Wear On Your Travels
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- Top 10 Affordable Gemstones For Jewellery Making
- Your Guide To Anniversary Gemstones & Jewellery Making
- Your Guide To Birthstones & Birthstone Jewellery
- Discover Rare Cornish Turquoise
- Garnet: The January Birthstone
- Amethyst: The February Birthstone
- Aquamarine: The March Birthstone
- Diamond: The April Birthstone
- Emerald: The May Birthstone
- Pearl: The June Birthstone
- Ruby: The July Birthstone
- Peridot: The August Birthstone
- Sapphire: The September Birthstone
- Opal: The October Birthstone
- Topaz: The November Birthstone
- Turquoise: The December Birthstone
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- Lapis Lazuli, The Stone For Truth & Communication
- Types Of Agate Stones For Jewellery Making
- What Are Precious & Semi-Precious Stones?
- Watermelon Tourmaline For Jewellery Making
- 6 Stones For Alternative Engagement Rings
- Rare Tanzanite For Jewellery Making
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