"Beauty and tradition in every Peruvian semi-precious stone"
PERUVIAN MINERALS & JEWELRY is a leading Peruvian company composed of professionals with more than 25 years of experience in the extraction, production, processing, and export of Peruvian semi-precious gemstones.
We work with minerals both in their natural state and in a wide variety of hand-crafted forms, combining traditional artisan craftsmanship with the extraordinary natural richness of Peru to deliver exclusive pieces to major international markets.
Environmental & Social Commitment: We promote sustainable extraction practices and strive to minimize our environmental footprint, safeguarding nature for future generations.
Peruvian Minerals: Chrysocolla, Peruvian pink opal, rose quartz, clear quartz (rock crystal), nephrite, pyrite, limonite, obsidian, amazonite, rhodonite, serpentine, leopardite, brown aragonite, jasper, celestite (angelite), mangano calcite, white onyx, black onyx, caramel onyx.
Products: Tumbled stones, cabochons, spheres, eggs, pyramids, necklaces, slabs, massage gemstones, hearts, animal carvings, bird carvings, decorative gemstone figurines.
Specializing in the extraction and handcrafted finishing of 100% authentic Andean mineral specimens.
Symbol of serenity and connection with nature, chrysocolla reflects the vibrant energy of copper and the richness of the Peruvian earth.
Description: A semi-precious gemstone formed through the alteration of copper minerals. Colors range from soft green to deep blue-green.
Cultural History: Valued in pre-Inca and Inca times for decorative inlays and ceremonial objects, believed to soothe emotions and strengthen the spirit.
Applications: Cabochons, spheres, hearts, tumbled stones, eggs, decorative carvings, and artisan jewelry.
A symbol of love, peace, and positive energy, reflecting the delicate beauty of the Peruvian landscape.
Description: Composed of hydrated silica, displaying soft pale pink to intense rose tones. Found almost exclusively in Peru's Andes Mountains.
Cultural History: Ancient stone of love and emotional healing, opening the heart and attracting positive energy in amulets and ceremonial pieces.
Applications: Cabochons, fine jewelry, earrings, bracelets, beads, and luxury carvings.
Symbol of success and prosperity, pyrite shines like gold and represents positive energy.
Description: Iron sulfide mineral distinguished by its brilliant metallic golden color and cubic crystal formations.
Cultural History: Pre-Hispanic cultures crafted ceremonial mirrors from pyrite, using it to reflect prosperity and ward off negative energy.
Applications: Collector clusters, artistic jewelry, spheres, pyramids, and metallic accents.
A symbol of purity and clarity, clear quartz represents the Earth’s energy in its most transparent form.
Description: Pure silica exhibiting remarkable transparency and brilliance, formed in igneous or metamorphic rock cavities.
Cultural History: Revered by ancient Inca traditions for purification rituals and spiritual connection to nature.
Applications: Sculptures, fine jewelry, spheres, cabochons, and collector specimens.
A symbol of love and inner harmony, rose quartz radiates calmness and positive energy.
Description: Translucent quartz with colors ranging from delicate pale pink to deeper rose shades, caused by trace amounts of titanium or iron.
Cultural History: Regarded since antiquity as the stone of love and peace, promoting harmony in relationships and compassion.
Applications: Jewelry, spheres, hearts, pyramids, cabochons, and necklaces.
Symbol of protection and inner power, obsidian reflects volcanic strength.
Description: Natural volcanic glass formed by rapid lava cooling. Displays deep glossy black or rainbow reflections.
Cultural History: Pre-Columbian stone of protection, mental clarity, and spiritual ancestral strength.
Applications: Fine jewelry, cabochons, pyramids, hearts, and protective carvings.
Symbol of hope and balance, radiating the freshness of water and forest energy.
Description: Blue-green microcline feldspar known for its silky luster and soothing palette.
Cultural History: Celebrated by ancient American cultures as a stone of courage, communication, and emotional harmony.
Applications: Necklaces, cabochons, decorative carvings, and harmonious jewelry.
Symbol of love and compassion, harmonizing the heart with peace.
Description: Manganese silicate displaying pink to brownish red with striking black veins.
Cultural History: Known in Andean lore for healing emotional spirit and providing spiritual guidance.
Applications: Artistic jewelry, cabochons, spheres, hearts, and ornamental carvings.
Symbol of tenderness and emotional harmony, radiating soft love energy.
Description: Manganese-rich calcite showing pale pink to rich rose colors with pearly luster.
Cultural History: Associated with empathy, gentle emotional healing, and heart comfort.
Applications: Carved hearts, spheres, cabochons, and delicate necklaces.
A symbol of balance and protection, nephrite embodies inner strength and spiritual calm.
Description: A variety of jade composed of actinolite and tremolite. Displays light green to deep green shades with tough, smooth texture.
Cultural History: Carved into amulets and talismans in Andean heritage as a sacred stone of purity and protection.
Applications: Sculptures, cabochons, spheres, necklaces, and carved hearts.
Symbol of serenity and spirituality, evoking sky peace and mental clarity.
Description: Strontium sulfate featuring a soft sky-blue color and delicate luster.
Cultural History: Linked to spiritual communication, inner stillness, and tranquil balance.
Applications: Spheres, hearts, delicate cabochons, and peaceful decor.
Symbol of renewal and connection with nature, reflecting living Andean earth.
Description: Magnesium silicate in shades of green with subtle mottled patterns.
Cultural History: Carved by ancient Andean cultures into amulets to attract nature's vital energy.
Applications: Sculptures, spheres, cabochons, and nature-inspired crafts.
Symbol of originality and vital energy, captivating with exotic leopard-skin patterns.
Description: Spotted microcrystalline quartz displaying cream, beige, and brown tones.
Cultural History: Associated with confidence, individuality, and raw natural strength.
Applications: Statement cabochons, necklaces, spheres, and custom carvings.
Symbol of strength and vitality, embodying the resilient spirit of Peru.
Description: Opaque quartz occurring in red, brown, yellow, or multi-colored banding.
Cultural History: Worn anciently as a protective amulet for physical endurance and earth connection.
Applications: Jewelry, cabochons, sculptures, and ornamental figures.
Symbol of stability and grounding, connecting with deep earth energy.
Description: Calcium carbonate featuring warm brown, beige, or orange radial formations.
Cultural History: Revered for grounding energy, emotional stability, and calm focus.
Applications: Spheres, pyramids, hearts, and organic home decor.
Symbol of purity and clarity, radiating light in every form.
Description: Translucent layered chalcedony featuring white and soft cream bands.
Cultural History: Ancient symbol of serenity and environment purification.
Applications: Luxury carvings, pyramids, jewelry, and illuminated decor.
Symbol of elegance and protection, representing inner fortitude.
Description: Deep opaque black chalcedony with high-polish vitreous shine.
Cultural History: Universal stone of power, protection, and determination.
Applications: High-end luxury jewelry, sculptures, and polished spheres.
Symbol of warmth and harmony, evoking earth tones and sunlight.
Description: Banded chalcedony displaying amber, golden, and warm light brown hues.
Cultural History: Admired in Peruvian artisan tradition for warmth and emotional abundance.
Applications: Spheres, cabochons, pyramids, and warm interior elements.
Flat-backed, polished gemstones meticulously crafted by Peruvian artisans. Ideal for rings, pendants, necklaces, and exclusive fine jewelry pieces.
Smoothly tumbled and carefully polished gemstones, ideal for collectors, crafts, interior decor, and wellness products.
Hand-carved and high-gloss polished spheres crafted from authentic Peruvian minerals. Perfect for home decor, mineral collections, and display pieces.
Elegant decorative pieces symbolizing vitality and creation. Ideal for display, collection, and meaningful gifts.
Four-sided pyramids carved with precision to highlight the natural beauty and patterns of Peruvian gemstones.
A universal symbol of love, sculpted and polished in natural stone by master Peruvian artisans using a wide variety of minerals.
Figures inspired by Andean and wild fauna, hand-carved by skilled artisans who showcase the unique traits of each stone.
Bird sculptures crafted from natural minerals, either mounted on raw mineral bases or carved from a single piece. Ideal for high-end gifts and decor.
Artistic pieces carved in premium minerals, perfect for interior design, gallery displays, and art collections.
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