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Blue Moon Quartz

Blue Moon Quartz has a short history regarding recognition and purpose. It was a renowned stone for lapidaries in the late 20th century, as jewelers incorporated it into their creations.

Burkeite

Burkeite is a rare and interesting crystal that people like to gather. It stands out because of its color, texture, and design. These crystals are clear to see through and range in color from pale gray to white. Their prismatic or tabular shape, with clear sides and sharp edges, makes for an interesting geometric symmetry.

Offretite

Offretite has this incredibly intricate lattice pattern, and for sacred geometry enthusiasts, this stone is like a wonder! Offretite is an ensemble cast of elements.

Olekminskite

Olekminskite is an anhydrous carbonate mineral often seen with a clear or white hue, as it doesn’t contain water in its structure. So, it may look like white glass naturally. Technically, it belongs to the Norsethite group of minerals.

Painite

Imagine stumbling upon a crystal so rare that, for decades, only a couple of specimens were known to exist. That's Painite for you! Up until the early 2000s, you'd have a better chance of winning the lottery than stumbling across one of these babies during your rockhounding adventures.

Bavenite

Bavenite is a captivating crystal that often catches the eye with its milky-white to translucent color. Its texture varies from smooth to slightly rough and commonly exhibits a needle-like pattern. This unique appearance makes it a favorite among crystal enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Blood Jasper

Blood Jasper is a captivating crystal known for its rich, deep red hues intertwined with streaks of green or yellow. The texture feels smooth, almost like touching a piece of fine silk. Its unique pattern often resembles flowing blood, which is part of the reason for its intriguing name.

Bone Turquoise

Bone China Turquoise is a unique crystal. It ranges from light blue to bright turquoise and has beautiful veins resembling spiderwebs. This complicated structure is caused by minerals in the crystal, such as iron and copper. When you clean Bone Turquoise, it gets a waxy to glassy shine and is smooth.

Bort

Bort is a crystal that tends to be less well-known, but its distinct characteristics make it unique. When you look at a piece of Bort, you'll notice that it lacks the sparkle and shine we often associate with crystals. Instead, Bort typically appears opaque and has a dull, earthy color.

Isis Calcite

Isis Calcite is Calcium Carbonate, a variety of White Calcite. They are usually white, off-white, pale yellow, or gray but may also show brown and rainbow hues. They are generally round with a glassy texture.

Machu Picchu Stone

Machu Picchu Stone, also known as Intihuatana Stone, is a type of Granite located in the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu. It held a central role in both Inca spirituality and science.

Magnesite

Magnesite is a carbonate mineral that often comes in white but can also include shades of pink, gray, yellow, brown, and even a translucent form. It's often mistaken for other stones, like Turquoise or Howlite, but this baby has its own unique vibes.