Summer in Atlantis
A summer lookbook from our beach shoot, from first swim to golden hour.
Crystal Muse
Real crystals, worn on your fingertips
Every design in Crystal Muse is built around one stone, and a real piece of that crystal is set right into the hand-painted gel. If it says jade, there is jade on your nails. Because every stone is natural, no two sets come out exactly alike.
Below is each crystal, what it has traditionally stood for, and how we turned it into a set. Pick the one that speaks to you, or the one you could use a little more of right now, and tap Shop this style.
Crystal 01
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Amethyst
Long known as the stone of calm and clarity, amethyst is said to quiet a busy mind and sharpen intuition. It is also February’s birthstone. Our set pairs lilac marble with gold lines and real amethyst.
Crystal 02
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Rose Quartz
The classic stone of love, and especially self-love. Rose quartz is traditionally kept close to invite gentleness and compassion. Soft blush marble, rose gold and a real piece of rose quartz.
Crystal 03
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Moonstone
Tied to the moon and its cycles, moonstone has long been a symbol of new beginnings and feminine intuition. It is one of June’s birthstones. Milky, iridescent and set with real moonstone that glows in the light.
Crystal 04
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Citrine
Called the merchant’s stone, citrine is associated with abundance, confidence and joy. It is November’s birthstone. Liquid gold chrome and creamy white with real citrine, like sunshine you can wear.
Crystal 05
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Jade
Treasured for thousands of years, especially in Chinese culture, jade stands for luck, harmony and protection. Milky sage nails, fine gold lines and a real piece of jade on the accent nails.
Crystal 06
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Green Aventurine
Known as the stone of opportunity, green aventurine is the one people reach for when they want a little luck on their side. Deep teal cat-eye, hand-painted marble and real aventurine beads.
Crystal 07
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Aquamarine
Named for seawater, aquamarine was carried by sailors as a charm for courage and safe travels, and is linked with calm and clear communication. It is March’s birthstone. Icy pale blue, delicate gold and real aquamarine.
Crystal 08
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Lapis Lazuli
Prized by the ancient Egyptians and once ground into the pigment ultramarine, lapis lazuli is the stone of wisdom and truth. Deep cobalt, crisp white and real lapis with flecks of gold.
Crystal 09
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Garnet
January’s birthstone, garnet has long symbolized passion, energy and protection, and travelers once carried it for a safe journey. Deep wine red with white marble and real garnet.
Caring for your crystal set
- Each stone is natural, so its color and shape will vary a little from the photos. That is part of the charm.
- Use nail glue for the longest wear. The stones are sealed in gel, so they stay put through everyday life.
- To remove, soak in warm water with cuticle oil and lift gently from the side. Never pry the stones.
- Store the set back in its box so you can wear it again. Crystal meanings are traditional beliefs, shared for inspiration rather than as a promise.
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