Collection: Onyx
Onyx’s name originates from the Latin onyx and the Greek ὄνυξ, meaning “claw” or “fingernail”. It is a variety of agate featuring black and white bands, and is sometimes also called “true onyx” or “Arabic onyx”. Most commonly, onyx is the name used to describe a black chalcedony, which is the most popular solid black gemstone. It has been used in ornamental carvings and engravings for centuries, the cameo being the most well-known historical example.
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Gift Guide
- July Birthstone (15th to 20th Century)
- Leo Astrological Gemstone
- 7th Wedding Anniversary
