Handbag Necklace in 925 Silver and 5 Chrysoberyl Spheres

Known since ancient times as "golden beryl", its name derives from the Greek "khrusos" for gold
The precious gems are of two varieties: the golden yellow variety, and the red - green variety which is called alexandrite
Most chrysoberyls are golden yellow to brown - green passing through yellow - green.
The green-blue and red variety is called alexandrite (see alexandrite).
A blue-green variety was discovered in Tanzania.
the variety, "cat's eye" was more rarely called cymophanes (from the Greek "reflection of the ring"), they are microscopic channels that cross the crystal, which produce a silvery white luminous band of light that seems to move in a stone cabochon cut and resembles the pupil of a cat's eye.
It was very popular in the nineteenth century, as a 313-carat one was offered to Queen Victoria by the King of Kandy in Ceylon.
The name of "cat's eye", without specifying the name of the gem, is reserved exclusively for chrysoberyl.

Place of extraction

It is found in granite pegmatites and micaceous schists in Burma, Brazil, Madagascar, Russia, Rhodesia, Sri Lanka.
Cat's eye deposits: we find them in Sri Lanka, Brazil, China, India, Zimbabwe.

Historical and cultural lithotherapy

This stone would act on the solar plexus chakra with a beneficial effect on the digestive system and kidneys. It would lead to philosophical reflection
The cat's eye: it would be a regulator of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, intestine. It has the power to promote night vision. It would give energy, relaxation, audacity and therefore it is recommended for athletes.

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