My Aquamarine-Collection

Last Updated: 21st Aug 2009

I am an artist, a painter, born 1934 in Switzerland.
Name: Kuno Stoeckli, Language: german

I created my website with iWeb, with some hundred pictures of Beryls, objects in precious stones, paintings (since 1965)
and aquatints and other copper plate printings.

My Website: web.me.com/kunostoeckli
Links:
Beryllsammlung 1 and 2 (Beryl-collection)
Bilder (Paintings 1965-1998 and 1999-2009)
Originalgrafik (Graphic arts)
Edelsteinobjekte (Objects in precious stones)

Since 1984 I collect Aquamarines and other Beryls, most in cabinet size.
Today they are over 1000 selected specimens. It is a very beautiful and unique collection with some unparalleled unique pieces.

The Link "Miracle" shows a unique Quartz-Masterpiece, a perfect natural Cristal whitout parallel anywhere.
Did you see a similar cristal? When yes, let me now!

Contact:
kunostoeckli@me.com

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Comments

Wonderful collection Kuno, thank you for sharing it.

Debbie

Debbie Woolf
11th Feb 2009 1:06am

Great website, and a wonderful beryl collection! The "miracle" quartz is fantastic!!! I've never seen any like it.

Kuno, I am most impressed by your artwork. The cubist styled, crystal-inspired pieces are simply amazing. I hope you have a long and happy career as an artist; there is certainly room in this world for more of your work.

Bob Knox

Robert Knox
11th Feb 2009 5:47pm

Fantastic collection, thanks for sharing. And your art - reminds me slightly of my favortie Swiss artist - Paul Klee. Thanks.
Darren

Darren Court
12th Feb 2009 5:16pm

Very impressive collection of Beryl.

Mark.

Mark Rheinberger
13th Feb 2009 4:47am

Thank you for posting, very nice to look around at your site!

J T

John Truax
15th Feb 2009 4:51pm

What an amazing collection ! and the miracle quartz is simply flabbergastering !
Thanks for sharing !

Aymeric

Aymeric Longi
17th Feb 2009 4:06pm

Beautiful collection. Amazing diversity within Beryls.
I particularly like the 400 gram Aqua/Morganite.
Oneday I will have one of these in my collection.
AK

Adam Kelly
22nd Aug 2009 12:35am

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