Czech Garnet & Moldavite Jewellery in Prague
Authentic Czech Jewellery in Prague 1
Looking for a meaningful Czech souvenir or jewellery connected with Czech craft? Visit Zlatnictví DeLONY in central Prague 1. We offer a selected range of jewellery made by Granát Turnov, including pieces with Czech garnet and pieces combining Czech garnet with Moldavite. Store availability changes, so we recommend checking the current selection before or during your visit.
Two distinctive Czech stones
Czech garnet
Czech garnet is a deep-red pyrope traditionally associated with Czech jewellery. Granát Turnov has produced Czech garnet jewellery since 1953. The manufacturer marks its Czech garnet pieces with the production mark G and supplies a certificate that guarantees the origin of the stone and the jewellery.
Moldavite
Moldavite is a natural green tektite, a type of impact glass formed after a meteorite impact approximately 14.8 million years ago. Czech and Moravian Moldavites are valued for their colour, natural structure and connection with the Czech landscape.
Frequently asked questions
What is a traditional Czech gemstone?
Czech garnet is the best-known traditional Czech jewellery stone. Moldavite is another distinctive Czech natural material used in jewellery. Some designs combine both stones in one piece.
Where can I buy genuine Czech garnet and Moldavite jewellery in Prague?
Zlatnictví DeLONY in Prague 1 offers selected jewellery made by Granát Turnov. The current choice may include rings, earrings, pendants, necklaces or jewellery sets. Because availability changes, please contact us or visit the store to see the pieces currently available.
How can I recognise genuine Czech garnet jewellery?
Appearance alone is not always enough. For jewellery made by Granát Turnov, look for the manufacturer's production mark G and the accompanying certificate of origin and authenticity. Ask the seller to explain the metal, stones and documentation supplied with the specific piece.
How can I recognise genuine Moldavite?
Colour or surface texture alone cannot reliably prove authenticity. Buy from a traceable supplier and ask for clear information about the stone, manufacturer and jewellery setting. Be cautious when an item has no documented origin or is offered at an implausibly low price.
Can I buy Moldavite set in gold or silver?
Depending on the current collection, Moldavite jewellery may be available in silver or gold, often combined with Czech garnet. The metal, hallmark, stone details and current price should always be checked for the individual piece.
What Czech jewellery makes a good souvenir from Prague?
A certified Czech garnet pendant, earrings or a small piece combining Czech garnet with Moldavite can be a lasting and wearable reminder of Prague. Choose a design that suits the person who will wear it rather than buying only by size or price.
Do you sell Czech-themed pendants and charms?
Selected Czech-themed jewellery may be available, but motifs and stock change. Please ask us about the current selection before visiting if you are looking for a particular Czech or Prague symbol.
Are all pieces shown online available in the Prague store?
No. Our website is a catalogue and the selection in the store changes. We confirm the current availability, material and final price of a specific piece in the Prague 1 store.
Can I reserve a piece before visiting?
Contact us with a description or link to the item you are interested in. We will check whether it is currently available and explain the next step. Purchases are completed in our physical store.
Visit DeLONY in Prague 1
Use the Katalog šperků link to browse our jewellery catalogue or Kontakt for contact details and directions. Our team will show you the available pieces and explain the material, hallmark and documentation supplied with the selected jewellery. Prepared by Zlatnictví DeLONY from verified manufacturer and geological information. Last updated: August 2026. Sources: Granát Turnov - origin and certification; Czech Geological Survey - Moldavite.
Two distinctive Czech stones
Czech garnet
Czech garnet is a deep-red pyrope traditionally associated with Czech jewellery. Granát Turnov has produced Czech garnet jewellery since 1953. The manufacturer marks its Czech garnet pieces with the production mark G and supplies a certificate that guarantees the origin of the stone and the jewellery.
Moldavite
Moldavite is a natural green tektite, a type of impact glass formed after a meteorite impact approximately 14.8 million years ago. Czech and Moravian Moldavites are valued for their colour, natural structure and connection with the Czech landscape.
Frequently asked questions
What is a traditional Czech gemstone?
Czech garnet is the best-known traditional Czech jewellery stone. Moldavite is another distinctive Czech natural material used in jewellery. Some designs combine both stones in one piece.
Where can I buy genuine Czech garnet and Moldavite jewellery in Prague?
Zlatnictví DeLONY in Prague 1 offers selected jewellery made by Granát Turnov. The current choice may include rings, earrings, pendants, necklaces or jewellery sets. Because availability changes, please contact us or visit the store to see the pieces currently available.
How can I recognise genuine Czech garnet jewellery?
Appearance alone is not always enough. For jewellery made by Granát Turnov, look for the manufacturer's production mark G and the accompanying certificate of origin and authenticity. Ask the seller to explain the metal, stones and documentation supplied with the specific piece.
How can I recognise genuine Moldavite?
Colour or surface texture alone cannot reliably prove authenticity. Buy from a traceable supplier and ask for clear information about the stone, manufacturer and jewellery setting. Be cautious when an item has no documented origin or is offered at an implausibly low price.
Can I buy Moldavite set in gold or silver?
Depending on the current collection, Moldavite jewellery may be available in silver or gold, often combined with Czech garnet. The metal, hallmark, stone details and current price should always be checked for the individual piece.
What Czech jewellery makes a good souvenir from Prague?
A certified Czech garnet pendant, earrings or a small piece combining Czech garnet with Moldavite can be a lasting and wearable reminder of Prague. Choose a design that suits the person who will wear it rather than buying only by size or price.
Do you sell Czech-themed pendants and charms?
Selected Czech-themed jewellery may be available, but motifs and stock change. Please ask us about the current selection before visiting if you are looking for a particular Czech or Prague symbol.
Are all pieces shown online available in the Prague store?
No. Our website is a catalogue and the selection in the store changes. We confirm the current availability, material and final price of a specific piece in the Prague 1 store.
Can I reserve a piece before visiting?
Contact us with a description or link to the item you are interested in. We will check whether it is currently available and explain the next step. Purchases are completed in our physical store.
Visit DeLONY in Prague 1
Use the Katalog šperků link to browse our jewellery catalogue or Kontakt for contact details and directions. Our team will show you the available pieces and explain the material, hallmark and documentation supplied with the selected jewellery. Prepared by Zlatnictví DeLONY from verified manufacturer and geological information. Last updated: August 2026. Sources: Granát Turnov - origin and certification; Czech Geological Survey - Moldavite.