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Fine stones jewerly
White Gold and Lapis Lazuli Disc Ring
White Gold Malachite Disc Ring
White Gold and Turquoise Disc Ring
Disc Ring in white gold and black mother-of-pearl
Disc Ring in white gold and white mother-of-pearl
Disc Ring in white gold and tiger's eye
Disc Ring in white gold and pyrite
Disc Ring in white gold and onyx
Mini Ever studs in rose gold and gold gilded obsidian
Mini Ever necklace in rose gold and gold gilded obsidian
Ever necklace in rose gold and gold gilded obsidian
Antique Ring in rose gold and gold obsidian
Disc Ring in rose gold and gold obsidian
Georgia Solo Ginette NY ring in rose gold and onyx
Ever Disc Solo earring in rose gold and gold gilded obsidian
Ever Disc Mini ring in rose gold and obsidian
Georgia ring in rose gold
Joséphine ring in rose gold, green tourmaline and diamonds
Farah ring in white gold, zircons and diamonds
Menottes dinh van R12 bracelet in yellow gold and diamonds on cord
Braille Circle Ring in rose gold
Jumbo Braille necklace in rose gold and pink topaz
Braille Disc Ring in rose gold
Jumbo Braille necklace in rose gold and smoky quartz
Cocktail necklace in rose gold and white pearls
Cocktail necklace in rose gold and white pearl
Cocktail long necklace in rose gold
Cocktail Disc Ring in rose gold and lemon quartz
Cocktail Disc Ring in rose gold and pink corundum
Cocktail Disc Ring in rose gold and smoky quartz
Cocktail Disc Ring in rose gold, smoky quartz, pink corundum and quartz lemon
3 Mini Cocktail on Chain necklace in rose gold
Cocktail bangle in rose gold and lemon quartz
Solo Cocktail stud in rose gold and lemon quartz
Cocktail studs in rose gold and lemon quartz
Fine and ornamental stones: colourful treasures of nature
Did you know? By abuse of language, the term "precious stone" is sometimes used for certain natural gems that do not actually belong to this very specific category. In fact, there are only four precious stones: diamonds, sapphires, rubies and emeralds. All other natural stones are called "gemstones" or "ornamental stones" (the latter are also known as "hard stones"). Fine stones (formerly called "semi-precious", but this designation is no longer permitted) have the characteristic of being transparent, unlike ornamental stones which are opaque. Thus, in the family of fine stones, we find gems such as aquamarine, tourmaline, garnet, topaz, amethyst or citrine, and in the family of ornamental stones, lapis lazuli, tiger's eye, malachite, turquoise, pyrite, carnelian or onyx. The last distinction that can be made concerns the so-called organic stones such as mother-of-pearl, amber and coral, all of which come from living organisms such as shells and trees. Each of the fine, ornamental and organic stones used in the making of Lepage jewellery are scrupulously examined by our gemologists, in order to verify that they precisely meet our criteria of excellence. Let yourself be charmed by the colours of the jewels in this selection, and fall for your favourite piece!