Iona Marmor - Keltisches Kreuz Anhänger Highlight which was incorporated into the

which was incorporated into the Alpine mountains during the folding of the Alps and transformed into serpentinite

Its popularity comes from the fine banding and vibrant colours that make this gemstone so unique

The olivine basalt comes from a local quarries in Germany and the material is normally used for road construction or similar construction works

Sodalite is often confused with lapis lazuli

This agate was found somehwere in Saxony

Iona Marmor - Keltisches Kreuz Anhänger Highlight which was incorporated into theSterling silver pendant in a Celtic design with a piece of Scottish marble in the center. The design of this pendant is based on the Celtic cross, also known as the High Cross or Irish Cross. This form of cross is found in the British Isles, especially in Ireland and Scotland, and dates back to the early Middle Ages. Scottish Iona Marble Each piece of Iona marble is collected by hand near the island of Iona in Scotland, requiring dives in the cold