In ancient Egypt, gemstones were never mere adornment — they were talismans, each stone worn as a prayer for protection, healing, or the favor of the gods. Part craft, part ceremony. The afternoon opens with a tea ceremony and a moment to set your intention; then, to music, you'll wrap your own stone — lapis, turquoise, or malachite, carried from Egypt — into a talisman to keep and wear on a genuine 925 silver chain. You leave with something you made, and the meaning you wove into it. Drop your email to be first to know when the first circle opens