Blog posts tagged with 'Gemstone Trees'

Blue is a broad decorative palette rather than a single look. A pale aquamarine-style tree, a stronger blue-to-teal apatite design and a blue-green amazonite crown can each bring a different character to a room. Compare the effect of the…

A seven chakra tree combines a branching decorative form with a recognisable contemporary colour idea. It can be enjoyed as a lively display, a personal symbol or both. The useful distinction is between the arrangement of seven colours and…

A fluorite tree can be appealing for the way several gentle colours share one crown. Green, lilac and clearer-looking chips may create a light, varied palette rather than a strong single-colour statement. The most useful comparison…

A white-and-grey gemstone tree can be a quiet decorative choice in a room that already has plenty of colour. Howlite-style chips offer pale surfaces with restrained veining, while fine branches and a simple crown keep the object light in…

A dark metallic-looking tree can make a compact, sculptural display. Hematite-named designs are often considered for that cool palette, but the appearance should not become an assumption about magnetism, exact composition or finished…