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Title: Bohemian Garnet Museum Prague – Exposition and shop · language en-GB. First 1,800 of 8,937 characters:
Bohemian Garnet Museum Prague – Exposition and shop Skip to content Vyhledávání Gallery E-shop Shop Admission Where to find us About the museum History Mining Cutting Czech Garnet Museum The Czech Garnet Museum is a unique exhibition of outstanding jewellery and objects decorated exclusively with Czech garnets. The collection offers a comprehensive overview of jewellery from the early days when Czech garnet began to be used in jewellery production until the early twentieth century. The Czech Garnet Museum also presents the history of garnet mining in the Czech lands. You will learn about the mining sites and mining technology of Czech garnets, as well as about methods of their cutting and further processing. You can see, for example, an old cut from the mid-18th century. Furthermore, you will learn about the energy and healing powers of Czech garnets. Visitors to the Czech Garnet Museum can buy original period jewellery decorated with Czech garnets, including a certificate of origin and authenticity. As a keepsake, you can also choose some of many original souvenirs. The Czech Garnet Museum is worth visiting for anybody interested in history, jewellery and crafts, and also offers an interesting experience to visitors from the general public, including tourists coming to Prague. History Garnets are undoubtedly among the oldest known minerals and precious stones, used in ancient times for decorative and ritual purposes. Mention of them can be found in Peri Lithon, a work by the Greek philosopher Theophrastus of Ephesus (372–287 BC). Garnets are also mentioned by the famous Roman polymath Pliny the Elder (23–79 AD) in his 37-volume encyclopaedia Naturalis Historia, where he referred to them as “carbunculus” (he probably meant almandines). They were known in ancient Greece
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