Get a Free Pair of Cufflinks with Any Purchase of S$25 and Up!

Get a free pair of cufflinks (worth S$21 to S$23) with any purchase of S$25 or more from our store.

You may choose your free gift from either of our 2 designs below:

This promotion can be used in conjunction with other ongoing promotions. While stocks last!

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Just as the title says, simply click the “Like” button on our Facebook page here to receive a S$5 discount off your order. This offer is in conjunction with any other promotions that are on, and will apply to your final total after the other discounts.

You will need to have a Facebook account to enjoy this one-time promotion! For verification, just provide the same name as in the Facebook profile you have “liked” our page on when you order. This discount can only be used once per customer.

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{ Andromeda } Amazonite Flowers & Freshwater Pearls

S$41 (only one available)

Carved Amazonite flower – diameter 15 mm
Freshwater pearl – 8×6 mm “potato”
925 silver findings

 

“Amazonite is a rare blue-green variety of feldspar used as a semiprecious stone. The ancient Egyptians and other Middle Eastern cultures made items from amazonite. It also has been found among artifacts of Pre-Columbian Central and South America. Amazonite is believed to have many healing characteristics, including improving your skin, marriage, clarity of thought and social interaction. It is also known as the lucky ‘Hope Stone’. It will be lucky for all your hopes and dreams.

Unlike other gems, the pearl is organic matter derived from a living creature – oysters and mollusks. There is much folklore and tradition about the pearl. It was said in some early cultures that the pearl was born when a single drop of rain fell from the heavens and became the heart of the oyster. Pearls have been called the ‘teardrops of the moon’. Some believe that pearls were formed by the passage of angels through the clouds of heaven.”

 

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{ Aurora } Swarovski Crystal Vintage Rose & Freshwater Pearls

S$39

Swarovski crystal cube – 8×8 mm
Freshwater pearl – 8×6 mm “potato”
Genuine Swarovski crystal accent – Swarovski 5601 8mm in Crystal Vintage Rose, a beautiful and sparkling blush-coloured crystal.
925 silver findings

 

“Pearls are the symbol of feminine wisdom. The ragged, rough grain of sand, transformed over time slowly growing into a object of great value and beauty. With it’s humble beginnings, Pearls symbolize innocence and a pure heart, and help us get in touch with the simple honest things of life. The pearl is the oldest known gem, and for many centuries it was considered the most valuable. So much history accompanies this stone that five months claim it as a birthstone – February, April, June (traditional), July and November. The pearl is an astral stone for the signs Gemini and Cancer, and astrologers link it to the moon.”

 

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{ Scylla } Lava Rock & Swarovski Crystal Vitrail Medium

S$33

Lava rock cube – 9×9 mm
Swarovski crystal round – diameter 8 mm
Genuine Swarovski crystal accent – Swarovski 5000 8mm in Crystal Vitrail Medium, a mystical clear crystal with a jewel toned iridescent coating.
925 silver findings

 

“The volcano is an ancient symbol of creation. Erupting, it is said to represent the four elements at work – earth and fire mix to create lava, which possesses liquidity which is water. Smoke (air) also rises from the crater. Lava rock is an igneous volcanic rock produced in the intense heat conditions of a volcano. A stone of strength and fertility. It provides stability in times of change, and helps to dissipate anger and provide guidance and understanding as it assists one in ‘bouncing back’. A very grounding stone, black lava rock is said to strengthen our connection to Mother Earth.”

 

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{ Ajax } Chained Metal & Turquoise

S$23

Chained metal round – diameter 11 mm
Turquoise round – diameter 8 mm

 

“The pastel shades of turquoise have endeared it to many great cultures of antiquity: it has adorned the rulers of Ancient Egypt, the Aztecs (and possibly other Pre-Columbian Mesoamericans), Persia, Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, and to some extent in ancient China since at least the Shang Dynasty. Despite being one of the oldest gems, probably first introduced to Europe through Turkey with other Silk Road novelties, turquoise did not become important as an ornamental stone in the West until the 14th century, following a decline in the Roman Catholic Church’s influence which allowed the use of turquoise in secular jewellery. It was apparently unknown in India until the Mughal period, and unknown in Japan until the 18th century. A common belief shared by many of these civilizations held that turquoise possessed certain prophylactic qualities; it was thought to change colour with the wearer’s health and protect him or her from untoward forces.”

 

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{ Thalassa } Smoky Quartz & Turquoise

S$27

Smoky quartz round – diameter 12 mm
Turquoise round – diameter 8 mm

 

“Smoky Quartz stimulates the cooperation of multiple energies toward a common goal. It is a wonderful stone for relationships. It has been said that a quartz crystal placed under the pillow offers psychic impulses in the form of dreams, which are the language of the deep conscious mind. It also ensures peaceful sleep.

Probably one of the most recognized semiprecious gemstones in existence, turquoise has been popular since prehistoric times. This stone is a hydrated aluminum copper phosphate that often contains iron. Its name comes from French pierre turquoise, meaning ‘Turkish stone’, a reference to where Persian material passed on its way to Europe. Turquoise has been mined for eons, since at least 6000 B.C. Early Egyptians wore the stone, and many turquoise pieces have been found in their tombs. The ancient Aztecs of Mexico believed turquoise to be a holy stone and mere mortals were not worthy of wearing this precious stone; it was reserved for the worship of their gods. Persian philosopher Al Kazwini wrote that ‘the hand wearing a turquoise and using it as a sealing stone will never be poor.’ Turquoises were used to decorate turbans, often set in a border of pearls, to protect the wearer from the evil eye.”

 

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