Alotar Mixed Stones Earrings

With its yellow-green color and almost indestructible resilience, this gem is a jewelry designer's dream. We use Chrysoberyl exclusively in its rough form for experimental designs, thanks to its impressive hardness of 8.5, just half a point below sapphire.

Rhodolite, a standout among red-purple Garnets, impresses with its rich, raspberry color. German Kabirski uses this gem for its striking hue and hardness, which allow for experimental and innovative designs.

Sapphire is a gemstone that German Kabirski truly loves. Its durability and the wide range of colors it comes in—from deep blues to vibrant pinks and yellows—inspire a lot of different designs. We offer contemporary pieces with both raw and faceted sapphires, showcasing their natural unspoiled beauty.

With a fiery orange hue, Mandarin Garnet is a truly rare and standout gem. We keep it raw — untreated, unspoiled and full of wild energy—to create contemporary art pieces using German Kabirski's hallmark techniques.

Spinel is a gemstone that German Kabirski finds absolutely captivating. He loves its variety of colors, from vibrant reds and pinks to calming blues and purples. Its brilliance and durability allow him to push boundaries and experiment boldly, breaking traditional rules in jewelry design.