Tiger's Eye Gemstone - Ancient Romans believed that a tiger's eye gemstone can see everything and wearing it will protect soldiers in battle. Nowadays it is one of the most favorite organic materials used in jewelry design.

Tiger's eye gemstone is chatoyancy and usually yellow-gold to red-brown color with a silky luster. It is a powerful gemestone that stimulates and maintains wealth. It allows the wearer's life to open and blossom, bring luck and clearing thinking due to its strong insight.

Tiger's eye gemstone has a mystic power to help people focus and meditate on. It is often used with silver in jewelry set and worn on the right side of the body.

Malachite - Ancient Romans, Egyptians and Greeks wear malachite jewelries as amulets to protect against the evil eye. In middle ages malachite is believed to be a strong protector of children from witches.

Malachite is a carbonate mineral, which is usually in banded stones varying from very dark green to a mellow green. Nowadays malachite is often worn to aid business success and protect in traveling. It brings fidelity in love and friendship, which is named a stone of balance in relationships.

Malachite brings peaceful sleep and help get rid of nightmares. The contemporary teaching believes malachite reflects a person's inner feeling. It reminds people that we have a dual nature and know to manage their own personalities.

Amber and Copal - recently became well-known across the world from the movie Jurassic Park. Amber is not a gemstone or mineral, but a fossilized tree sap which is aged and ancient. It was a symbol of courage in Far East history. Ancient Egyptians generally placed a piece of amber in the casket of a loved one for protection. Mr. Federman said, "Amber took on great value and significance too, among others, the Assyrians, Egyptians, Etruscans, Phoenicians, and Greeks. It never completely went out of vogue since the Stone Age. Between 1895 and 1900, one million kilograms of Baltic amber were produced for jewelry."

Amber is usually yellow golden in hue which is although not mineralized often considered a gemstone. There are so many legends and myths about amber, the Greeks called it sun-made or elektron, which is used on necklaces and earrings as a princely gift in the Odyssey. Ancient writters Nicias and Ovid guessed the origin of amber, such as amber was the essence of the setting sun congealed in the ocean and cast up on the shore.

People believe amber dissolve any oppositions, promotes fortune and success in life. Amber was often used in healing stomach, kidney and spleen problems, alleviating joing and teething pain.