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Larvikite

Larvikite is a remarkable crystal with unusual color, texture, and pattern. Its dark, bluish-gray to black tone and dazzling silvery or iridescent feldspar inclusions mesmerize. A lovely pattern of interlocking grains and crystals decorate the crystal's smooth, polished surface.

Nuummite

Nuummite, also known as Nummit or Nuuk Stone, is an ortho-amphibole found in Nuuk, Greenland. It’s a natural fusion of two amphiboles formed 3 billion years ago.

Shattuckite

Shattuckite is a rare Copper Silicate Hydroxide crystal discovered in 1915 in the Shattuck Mines in Bisbee, Arizona, hence its name, Shattuck Stone. It is a communication stone often believed to aid in clarity and truth.

Thulite

Thulite is a very beautiful gem. Its light pink to deep rose-red color looks like a flower just starting to bloom. Because Thulite crystal is smooth and polished, it is often used to make jewelry and decorations. Crystals with designs like veins or marble are pretty to look at.

Tsavorite Garnet

Tsavorite Garnet is a stunning green gemstone. The crystal is usually emerald or forest green. It shines vitreous. Tsavorite Garnet is smooth and comes in faceted cuts, cabochons, and natural formations.

Uvarovite Garnet

Uvarovite Garnet is a rare and exquisite green crystal. The crystal's rich emerald-green color makes it striking. Its pattern can range from clear to translucent, allowing light to pass through and create a dazzling shimmer. Its texture is glassy and smooth.

Chrysanthemum Stone

Chrysanthemum Stone, sometimes called "Flower Stone," has a beautiful flower-like design of white or grayish-white streaks on a dark gray or black background. Its smooth, glossy texture enhances its appearance.

Herkimer Diamond

Herkimer Diamond is a type of Quartz, not a Diamond. It naturally forms in cavities and vugs within Dolostone with terminations on both ends, typically with 6 sides or 18 facets.

Lodalite

Lodalite is a naturally occurring fusion of Clear Quartz with organic matter, so it’s called Inclusion Quartz or Lodalite Quartz. It refers to Quartz crystals with intermediate minerals as inclusions. They may be small, medium, or large.

Red Tiger's Eye

Red Tiger's Eye's hues, patterns, and textures are intriguing. The crystal, also known as "Ox Eye," is deep reddish-brown with gold and black streaks. Its chatoyant surface resembles a tiger's eye. The "cat's eye effect," or chatoyancy, enhances the crystal's beauty.

Cryolite

Cryolite is composed of sodium, aluminum, and fluorine. Once abundant in Ivigtut, Greenland, where mining operations once thrived, the 19th and 20th century mining operations exterminated natural Cryolite completely, making Cryolite one of the rarest gemstones around.

Crackled Fire Agate

Crackled Fire Agate has bright, iridescent cracks that look like flickering flames within. It is a variety of Chalcedony Quartz, a microcrystalline mineral made predominantly of silicon dioxide (SiO2).