Timeless Treasures from the Cradle of Mankind
Discover exquisite agate, chalcedony, and petrified wood jewelry—handpicked from Turkana, crafted with artistry, and rooted in history.
Adorn elegance. Embrace heritage. Enrich lives.
About Us
At Wisdom Gems & Treasures, we bring you nature’s finest wonders—agate, chalcedony, and petrified wood—sourced from the heart of Turkana, where history and beauty intertwine. These gemstones, formed over millions of years, hold unique patterns and vibrant hues, making each piece a one-of-a-kind treasure.
More than just accessories, our handcrafted jewelry connects you to the rich heritage of Lake Turkana—the Cradle of Mankind. Every purchase goes beyond aesthetics; a portion of the proceeds helps feed families in need, ensuring that your elegance carries a purpose.
Wear our handcrafted pieces with pride—celebrate history, support a cause, and elevate your style.
Wisdom Gems Collections
Gemstone Rings
2025 Edition
Experience the new collection live.
Gemstone Bracelets
2025 Edition
Get up close with our stunning collections.
Treasures of Time: The Formation of Agates, Chalcedony & Petrified Wood
Agate – A banded form of microcrystalline quartz, agate is known for its unique color patterns and translucence. Found in Turkana, these gemstones resemble those from ancient Sicily, making each piece a stunning blend of history and nature.
Chalcedony – A smooth and waxy gemstone, chalcedony is part of the quartz family. It includes varieties like bloodstone, carnelian, jasper, and onyx, all discovered in Turkana and treasured for their deep, rich hues.
Petrified Wood – A fossilized marvel, petrified wood forms when minerals replace organic material over time, preserving the intricate details of ancient trees. Turkana’s petrified wood dates back 7 million years, linking us to a distant past.
Each of these natural wonders holds a story—one shaped over millennia—capturing the essence of time and transformation.
Experience the Gemstone
Collection
Visit our shop today, Kenyatta Road - exit 14 off Thika road.