The Kinthia collection

Rose Quartz Jewelry

Hold a piece of rose quartz jewelry from this selection up to the light: fine white cracks then appear inside the body of the stone. They’re what give it depth, beneath a pink that stays discreet and never tries to dazzle. This stone is tied to affection and kindness, a way of being gentle with others without forgetting yourself.

A few pointers to help you choose

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Glycera, Openwork Rose Quartz Ring

$46.00

On stacked gold-tone wires, this openwork ring carries a faceted rose quartz teardrop, barely tinted pink, and its open band follows the size of your finger.

Nossis, Rose Quartz Heart Ring

$44.00

A polished rose quartz oval, held by four prongs, is framed by engraved openwork hearts on this silver-tone alloy ring with a thin adjustable band.

Pyrrha, 7 Chakras Orgonite Pyramid

$59.00

Red, pink, yellow, green, blue, then violet: chips of seven stones are stacked with gold-tone shavings in this resin pyramid, marked with a flower of life bearing the seven chakras.

Regilla, Rose Quartz Crown Necklace

$47.00

A gold-tone star caps the teardrop of this rose quartz necklace, whose chain, dotted with small spheres, also carries an openwork crown, two pink beads, and a gold-tone disk.

Syntyche, Amethyst, Rose Quartz, and Amazonite Ring

$47.00

Worn, this open ring sets three faceted stones on the finger, a violet amethyst teardrop, a rose quartz cushion, and a second cushion of pale green amazonite, in gold-tone settings.

Tryphaena, Amazonite, Rose Quartz, and Aventurine Ring

$47.00

Bright orange, soft pink, and blue-green: three faceted stones of aventurine, rose quartz, and amazonite crowd onto a gold-tone steel setting that starts at 54 mm around.

The Kinthia notebook

A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

A quartz tinted pink

Rose quartz is simply quartz colored pink. Its shade runs from very pale pink to a franker pink, rarely intense, and it’s more often milky than transparent. The fine white fractures inside it are natural, and they’re often how you recognize it. It’s worked as cabochons, beads, or facets, which light it up more.

Gentleness and kindness

It’s made the stone of tenderness, the kind you show others and the kind you allow yourself, and of sincere bonds you take care to nurture. It creates no feelings: it’s worn as a reminder of the gestures of affection you hold dear, for others and for yourself.

Openwork pieces, drops, and charms

The selection mixes rings, whether openwork, patterned, or set with several stones, fine necklaces where a faceted teardrop sits beside small charms, beaded bracelets, and a few decorative pieces. Its pale pink looks just as good on a gold-tone background as on a silver-tone one.

Pairing it, giving it

Rose quartz enjoys the company of amethyst, amazonite, or orange aventurine, which wake it up. It’s a classic gift for a birth, Mother’s Day, or a declaration of love, but nothing stops you from giving it to yourself on a gray day, simply for the pleasure.

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