Explore Tanvi's Stones
Each gemstone carries a unique energy—just like you. Whether you're drawn to the calming vibes of amethyst, the confidence boost of citrine, our ethically sourced stones are here to support your journey.
We believe jewelry should be more than beautiful—it should be meaningful. That’s why our handcrafted gemstone pieces don’t just look good, they feel good. Sourced with care, designed with intention by our Team in Canada and Nepal, and crafted by women artisans in Nepal each piece holds purpose, power, and a story.
So tell us—what energy are you calling in today? Find the stone that aligns with your mood, your goals, your spirit.
Wearing your power has never looked so good.
A Quick Guide to Our Stone Properties
Amethyst:Â Symbol of peace. Evokes fellings of calm and serenity.
Aventurine:Â Stone of opportuniy. Linked to nature and new pathways.
Black Onyx:Â Stone of decisiveness and strength. Supports energy, joy and good fortune.
Citrine:Â The Joyful stone. Linked to prosperity and abundance. Â
Labradorte: Mystical stone. Linked to Aurora Borealis. Promotes self-discovery, connection and healing.
Lapis Lazuli:Â Celestail Blue Stone. Symbol of wisdom and truth - promotes intuition.
Malachite: Stone of Transformation. Supports personal growth and echos conections to nature.
Moonstone and Natural Moonstone:Â (soft earth tones):Â Represents the Divine Feminine. Supports intuition and creativity.Â
Rose Quartz: The love stone. Represents friendship and romance and helps balance emotions.
Tiger Eye:Â Determination of a tiger. Supports courage and strength.
Sustainability Stories
Environmental sustainability is a core value of fair trade—and women artisans around the world are leading the way as stewards of their environments. Their creativity is shaped by tradition, resilience, and the natural resources available to them.
In Nepal, women craft with small glass beads as well as gemstones, made accessible through our partners at Beads for Life Nepal.
In Ghana, generations of artisans have perfected the art of glass bead making. Our partners at Global Mamas support these women with fair income—offering some of the highest wages in the country’s informal economy.
In Northern Uganda, where conflict and poverty have deeply impacted communities, women turn recycled paper into beautiful beads with support from Project Have Hope—a powerful symbol of renewal and resilience.
Each handcrafted piece reflects the strength of women and the sustainable future they are building.
Hope Paper Beads
Made with love form the resiliant hands of the women from Prjoect Have Hope in Uganda. Each bead is made from recycled paper, meticulously folded into tight triangles, reshaped multiple times for strength, then dyed in bold, joyful hues and sealed with a non-toxic shellac for durability and shine. After drying under the sun, the beads are strung together with care, often accented with delicate charms or glass beads to create a beautiful and unique piece ready to brighten your day.Â
Ghanaian Glass Beads
From Bottle to Beads - With love from Global Mamas! Global Mamas beads are hand crafted in Ghana’s eastern region. Bead making is a craft passed down through the generations. Glass bottles and old windows are hand poured into a fine powder and dye may be added, then the powder is poured into clay molds which are fired in traditional kilns. The final step for many beads is to be hand painted with unique designs that have made Ghana’s glass beads famous worldwide. They create four types of beads: translucent /clear beads, powdered glass beads, painted glass beads and seed beads- each has their unique attributes and combine to provinde a sensational and unique style.