Euklaas pendant

On this page you can see my handmade Euklaas pendants and View Euklaas necklaces. There are also more than 50 different types of other necklace charms to be found. If you are interested in other gemstones, check out the page gemstone necklace .

Discover how I create my unique necklace charms!

1. The right stone

The process of making the pendants starts with finding the right gemstone. The shape and size are important and only if they meet the requirements will it be made into a pendant.

2. Drilling the gemstone

Then in the stone using a diamond drill a hole is drilled, this is done in water to cool the stone and drill.

3. Processing the eyelet

Then an eye is made of it silver , gold filled or 14 karat gold with which the pendant is attached to the stone. Discover all gold chain charms on the page gemstone pendant gold and all the silver chain charms on the page gemstone pendant silver .

4. Take pictures

Each pendant is then photographed individually so that you can choose which one to buy. Discover the different shapes and sizes on the product pages!

What kind of gemstone is Euklaas?

Euklaas is a rare gemstone mainly found in the colors green, blue-green and yellow-green. It is a calcium-copper-silicate mineral and has a Mohs hardness of 5.5 to 6.5, making it a fairly soft gemstone. Euklaas has a vitreous luster and sometimes also exhibits chatoyance, meaning it can reflect light in an eye-like pattern.

Where do these Euklaas gemstones come from?

The site of Euklaas stones is located in Zimbabwe, a country in southern Africa. The Euklaas stones are found in the Mwami Mine in the Bikita District of Zimbabwe, which is known for its rich diversity of minerals. The Mwami Mine is one of the few locations in the world where high quality Euklaas is found. The stones have an intense blue color and are considered very rare and valuable. Mining Euklaas in this region requires skill and experience, and is carried out by local artisans who have passed down the art of gem mining through the generations.

How do you recognize the quality of Euklaas?

The quality of blue Euklaas can be judged based on the following properties:

Color : High quality Blue Euklaas has a vibrant and even color. The color should have a rich blue hue with no impurities or color variations.
Transparency : High quality Blue Euklaas is usually transparent and transmits light well. Some inclusions may be present, but they should not be too noticeable.
Abrasion Resistance : Euklaas is a relatively soft gemstone with a Mohs hardness of 5.5 to 6.5. It should be resistant to abrasion and scratches, and should not easily break or damage.

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Euklaas operation

Purity, Transformation & Intuition.

Euklaas is a gemstone that helps you to be honest and sincere and to gain insight into yourself and your less good qualities, so that you can work on this. It promotes integrity and gives you insight into the truth around you, helping you to keep deceit and manipulation at bay. In addition, it promotes intuition and clairvoyance and supports spiritual activities in which messages and information are received and passed on.

Euklaas powerfully transforms negative thought forms and is very useful in clarifying both people and spaces. It clears negativity and lower energy fields and aids in Mother Earth's healing work.

Furthermore, Euklaas helps you to communicate your ideas, thoughts, feelings and intuitive information and increases your understanding of your own karmic influences. It gives you better access to information from this or past lives or from the Akashic records to learn from. Euklaas is also very good for people who empathize strongly with others, because it helps to clear their energy field. It is also good for people who put things off because it helps to gain clarity in thinking and focus. It improves visual perception and inner vision and supports the brain in processing mental information. Euklaas is also helpful for people who stutter or have speech disorders.

Did you know...

... Euklaas owes its name to the Greek words 'eu' and 'klaazein', which stand for 'good' and 'break'? This is because this gemstone breaks perfectly in three directions, making it easy to spot.