Unique Garnet jewelry in Prague
We specialise in garnet jewelry. Inspired by Czech garnet, our focus is to bring garnet jewelry to its peak quality with our vision. Come to buy the unique garnet jewellery you are looking for. We hope to meet you in person as well.
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Diamond
Our collection of diamond jewelry is made with 14k gold and its always combined with garnet stones. You will find designs of rings, earrings, pendants and necklaces that are crafted with the highest care and attention to detail.
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Gold
Our collection of gold jewelry is made with 14k gold. Our gold collection is mainly made with rose gold as it compliments the garnet stones perfectly. Check out our collection of rings, earrings, pendants and necklaces.
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Silver
Our collection of silver jewelry is made with 925 silver. Our silver collection is mainly made with white silver. Silver, with its natural shine, is a perfect match for garnet stones. Check out our collection of rings, earrings, pendants and necklaces.
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Czech garnet
Czech garnet, also known as Bohemian garnet, is a historic and culturally significant gemstone unique to the Czech Republic. This particular variety of garnet is a deep red pyrope garnet, celebrated for its intense, fiery color and historical association with Bohemian (now Czech) jewelry-making traditions dating back to the Middle Ages. Czech garnet is smaller than most other garnet varieties, but it has a unique beauty that’s instantly recognizable and highly prized, especially in traditional Czech jewelry designs.
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OUR STORY
Perfect Garnet Jewelry
Wollem is based in the Czech Republic, created by a regular boutique shop’s owner, a family that is in the jewelry business since 1977. We bring together designers from around the world, combine the designs, the technologies and the qualities of gem & craftsmanship into the concept of Wollem.
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What Our Customers Say
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J.S
Grateful for Johann’s skill and expertise, helping me select a beautiful Czech garnet ring. Friendly, never pushy, helpful.
I.S.M
I was looking for authentic Czech jewelry and I found it. Eugene was very knowledgeable and knew exactly what I was looking for. If you're looking for unique Czech jewelry, don't hesitate to come here. There's nothing better than celebrating the pieces I bought with a good prosecco. They gave me certificates of authenticity. A wonderful experience! 💛
G.M
A very warm welcome and beautiful pieces. We loved it!
L.G.H
Such beautiful pieces! The meteorite stones... Great designs for modern jewelry. Exactly what I was looking for for this wonderful occasion!
GARNET
Czech Garnet
Czech garnet, also known as Bohemian garnet, is a historic and culturally significant gemstone unique to the Czech Republic. This particular variety of garnet is a deep red pyrope garnet, celebrated for its intense, fiery color and historical association with Bohemian (now Czech) jewelry-making traditions dating back to the Middle Ages. Czech garnet is smaller than most other garnet varieties, but it has a unique beauty that’s instantly recognizable and highly prized, especially in traditional Czech jewelry designs.
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Mozambique Garnet
Mozambique garnet is a stunning and vibrant variety of garnet that has become highly sought after for its rich, fiery red hues. Named after the country in southeastern Africa where it is predominantly mined, Mozambique garnet is a natural blend of two garnet species: pyrope and almandine. This combination gives Mozambique garnet its intense red color, often with slight orange or purple undertones, making it a popular choice for high-end jewelry.
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Indian Garnet
Indian garnet is a term that generally refers to garnet stones sourced from the rich and diverse deposits found throughout India. Garnet varieties from this region are known for their robust color spectrum, but the most commonly mined garnets in India generally are almandine types. These stones often exhibit deep red to reddish-brown hues, though Indian mines also produce garnets in shades of orange, brown, and even purplish-red, depending on the specific location and geological conditions.
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