PomeGranat Gallery, part of Euro Gold Centre, sits on Pařížská in Prague’s Old Town — the street where most of the city’s jewellery houses are concentrated. The gallery is known locally for Czech garnet, the deep-red stone that has been mined in Bohemia for centuries and remains one of the country’s signature materials.
Bohemian garnet is a genuinely local choice, which is why many couples marrying in Prague look at it for bridal jewellery, bridesmaid gifts or a piece given on the morning of the wedding. It is typically set in gold and works particularly well as earrings or a pendant against ivory and champagne fabrics. If you want something that could only have come from this city, garnet is the honest answer.
The gallery is a short walk from Old Town Square, so it fits easily into a day that also includes venue viewings or a photoshoot in the historic centre. Ask about certification for any garnet piece you buy, and about resizing and shipping if you are ordering while abroad.
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