Raw gemstones in display with 24 boxes. Can be used as an advent calendar for example.

Every day a beautifully cut gemstone, the 24 days leading up to Christmas provide a beautiful collection of 24 gemstones, individually provided with their name. An advent calendar is a calendar that is part of a Christian tradition that dates back to the 19th century, advent. The calendar contains various compartments, each day 1 compartment may be opened. Usually some chocolate or another treat for children can be found in the compartments. There are also calendars that are more aimed at adults, often the compartments are provided with sayings or photos. The calendar makes it fun to count down the days to Christmas. The calendars are produced in many different shapes and sizes. All calendars have in common that they count down the remaining days until Christmas, usually 24. In that sense, the Advent calendar has the same function as the Advent wreath. The countdown often starts on December 1, but it can also be other dates between November 27 and December 3. There are always at least 4 Sundays in the Advent season. In Christianity, Advent is the name for the period before Christmas. The name Advent comes from the Latin word adventus, which means coming. During the Advent season, Christians prepare for Christmas and commemorate the birth and return of Jesus. Advent is originally of German Lutheran origin, which explains why you can still find many different Advent calendars in Germany and Austria. In recent years, the Advent calendar has spread to a large number of Christian countries, but increasingly also to a number of non-Christian countries.