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Cassiterite

Cassiterite is a tin oxide mineral used by industries as a source of tin. It is usually an opaque stone, but rarer, translucent specimens have been found.

Milky Quartz

Milky Quartz is a beautiful mineral recognized for its white, milky color. Its physical appearance can range from transparent to opaque, with a white or creamy color that is reminiscent of milk.

Picasso Jasper

Picasso Jasper is composed of Red or Pink Jasper and Snow Quartz, and it resembles abstract art. Named after the famous artist Pablo Picasso, it reflects a sense of creativity and artistic expression, much like his renowned masterpieces. Formed via the metamorphism of limestone or dolostone, Picasso Jasper consists mainly of calcium carbonate, with unique patterns created by iron, manganese, and other minerals. Picasso Jasper holds grounding and calming vibrations, promoting self-discipline and inner strength. Historically, Native American tribes have incorporated this striking stone into their art and jewelry. Throughout time, this gemstone has been popular due to its aesthetic appeal.

Polychrome Jasper

Polychrome Jasper, Desert Jasper, or Royal Savannah Jasper is a relatively new crystal, first found in Madagascar in 2008. It is a variety of Jasper, a microcrystalline form of Quartz, and comes from sedimentary rock.

Ammonite

Ammonite is a unique fossilized shell belonging to an extinct group of marine animals known as "ammonoids" of the class Cephalopoda. This captivating shell comes in various colors, from deep browns to vibrant rainbows.

Banded Agate

Banded Agate is a mesmerizing crystal, identified by its astonishing layering patterns. This striking mineral derives its unique name, Agate, from the Latin word "achates," a term that dates back to ancient times when the stone was first discovered along the Achates River in Sicily.

Galena

Galena is an opaque lead sulfide mineral in gray with a silver shimmer, resembling Hematite. It’s commonly found in the hydrothermal ore veins of minerals, like Pyrite, Chalcopyrite, and Sphalerite, or metals like Silver, Zinc, and Copper.

Goldstone

Goldstone is a man-made crystal made of synthetic glass and sparkles from copper. It’s available in many colors and shows the aventurescence that Goldstone is often mistaken for as Sunstone.

Tanzanite

Tanzanite is a member of the Zoisite mineral group, composed of calcium, aluminum, and silicate, mostly seen in blue and violet shades

White Sapphire

White Sapphire is a stunning and exceptional gemstone that is rapidly growing in popularity among jewelry enthusiasts. It's a colorless or white variety of the mineral corundum, the same mineral that forms rubies and other sapphires. This gemstone is chemically composed of aluminum oxide with trace amounts of iron, titanium, and chromium. They have a hardness of 9 on the MOHS scale, making them one of the hardest gemstones ideal for everyday wear.

Axinite

Axinate is a borosilicate stone made of calcium and aluminum. It forms tabular, granular, aggregate, clusters, twins, rosettes, prismatic, and massive crystals on Granite, Orthoclase, Bronzite, Quartz, Garnet, Prehnite, and many other crystals.

Barite

Baryte, Barytite, Barytine, or Barite is a mineral in the Barite mineral group. It’s an anhydrous sulfate of Barium and a sister crystal to Celestite (strontium sulfate), Anglesite (lead), and Hashemite (barium chromate sulfate).