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Mangano Calcite

Mangano Calcite is a variety of Calcite with manganese impurities that give it a pink hue. The healing stone exhibits shades of pink with swirls, bands, or stripes ranging from transparent to opaque. It may appear in rhombic, spheroid, stalactite, fibrous, or bladed formations.

Blue Amber

Blue Amber is a captivating gemstone, distinguished by its unique blue hue when exposed to sunlight. Unlike traditional Amber, which often has a golden or orange tint, this variant displays a mesmerizing blue color. Smooth crystals with translucent to opaque patterns often contain ancient biological components, like leaves or insects.

Bony Amber

Bony Amber is an extraordinary gemstone, given its unique properties and historical contribution. It is known as a copal and has translucent and distinct physical characteristics.

Iceland Spar

Iceland Spar is a variety of Calcite with high clarity, transparency, and birefringence, first found in Helgustadir Mine, Eskifjord, Iceland. It is also known as Optical Calcite, Icelandic Spar, Iceland Spar Calcite, Iceland Crystal, Clear Calcium Carbonate, Silver Rock, and Clear Calcite.

Binghamite

The intriguing Binghamite crystal is well recognized for its vivid colors, which can vary from yellow to red. Its texture is a fascinating mix of fibrous and crystalline elements, creating a unique pattern that makes it highly sought after for slabs and cabochons.

Mugglestone

How cool is it that Tiger Iron is also called "Mugglestone," delighting Harry Potter fans all around. But Mugglestone actually has nothing to do with the tale of the famous boy wizard.

Blue Tiger's Eye

Other Blue Tiger's Eye names are Hawk’s or Falcon’s Eye. This crystal has unique physical characteristics that exhibit chatoyancy, or “cat’s eye effect.” It also displays a deep blue color, ranging from a soothing sky blue to a rich navy blue.

Blue Spinel

Blue Spinel is prized for its vivid blue hue, yet its beauty and significance go beyond its appearance. This magnificent gemstone often has a deep, fascinating blue tint like the ocean, enticing spectators. Its velvety texture and rich surface patterns, like ripples on water or starry night skies, make it a distinctive and beautiful jewelry choice.

Almandine Spinel

Almandine Spinel is a gemstone that showcases a deep, alluring red color. Like polished marble, this gemstone is smooth and shiny. When you hold it, you'll notice it's cool and solid. Its uniform color and lack of pattern set it apart from other jewels.

Iolite Sunstone

Iolite Sunstone is a natural blend of Iolite and Sunstone, or a composite stone of Cordierite and Oligoclase. It shows dark blue, purple, orange, and yellow hues, with or without sparkling inclusions, forming mostly in metamorphic rocks and sometimes igneous rocks.

Alexandrine

Have you ever laid your eyes on the captivating beauty of Alexandrine? This remarkable gemstone exhibits a mesmerizing blend of colors that can leave anyone in awe.

Color Change Garnet

Color Change Garnet captivates the eye with its mesmerizing color changes. Depending on the lighting, you'll see hues ranging from green to red. Its texture is smooth, almost velvety, and the crystal often displays intricate patterns that add to its allure.