Beautiful Chrysocoll gemstone necklace ~ including 2mm leather cord in antique brown for knotting.

Origin of Chrysocoll: -Peru

Honed: -Peru, in our production

Size: See photo € piece comparison

Cut & polish: -High gloss to 6000 grit



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Highest Quality & “Ethical Mining”
This product comes from this ethically cleanest source & highest quality production.
We fight together for ethical minerals

We support a company that was founded by a friend who worked at Greenpeace for 30 years and has now founded a company for the clean mining of minerals.

We do not sell cheap and unethical large-scale production from China & India
In Peru, many minerals are mined illegally, bloodily and corruptly, the conditions are miserable from the mining to the grinding process, there is a lot of exploitation. Workers are poorly protected during mining, if it is even legal & the pay is a sad joke.

With the cooperation of our company in Peru, we make sure to know: -Where our minerals come from, who mined them & under what conditions, who ground the product & how it was processed, that it does not have a long supply chain & we end up with a receive a specially tailored, high-quality product that is unique on the market.

We hope you have a lot of fun with this product, it comes from ethically pure production and the minerals were found and processed directly in Peru.

Chrysocolla is a mineral stone whose color varies from green to turquoise. It forms mineral aggregates that have a kidney- or grape-like, stalactite-shaped or granular shape. It also occurs in the form of crusts, layers and tiny crystals. Its name comes from the Greek words “chrysos” for gold and “kolla” for glue, which then translates into gold glue. The mineral received this name because of its ability to combine individual gold spheres during granulation, an ancient goldsmith technique. Synonyms include copper pebbles, copper green, mountain green or pebble malachite.

Chrysocolla was already revered as a stone of hope in ancient times. It is said to be a wise stone because it can lead you to compromise and thereby protect you from psychological injuries. It is said that even Cleopatra always carried chrysocolla with her because it was said to calm the mind and make her more tolerant and sensitive. In ancient Egypt it was considered the softer brother of turquoise. The name of Chrysocolla is derived from the Greek “chrysos” (in German: gold) and “kolla” (in German: to stick). Its name came about because it was often used as gold glue in goldsmiths' art. As a copper mineral, chrysocolla is also used as a copper ore.

Chrysocolla creates balance, has a calming effect on the nerves and relieves excessive tension or stress. In this way it calms the mind and can also turn anger or hatred into its opposite. Through this spiritual balance, Chrysocolla provides warmth, tolerance and serenity. The healing stone also helps to keep a cool head in necessary situations. Through increased intuition and patience, decisions can be made much better and with sustainability.

It gives us a loving relationship with ourselves and those around us. Chrysocolla allows us to keep a clear head in all situations and thus harmonizes our lives. It leads to more initiative, promotes harmony and improves trust in your own body and instincts.


Chrysocolla is an important main stone for the zodiac signs Taurus, Cancer and Libra. This healing stone relieves Taurus' anxiety and increases their connection to nature. Cancer receives improved imagination and intuition and more tolerance. It gives Libra inner peace and brings balance and tolerance.


Works best through the heart chakra, with a tendency towards the throat chakra and third eye.
Wear it as a pendant at heart level or carry it in your pocket. Do not use as healing stone water because of the high copper content.


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