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Anhydrite

The meaning of the name Anhydrite is “without water.” It is because this crystal is a mineral that belongs to a Sulfate group, linked to Gypsum, and forms as a result of its dehydration.

Darwin Glass

Darwin Glass is a glass formed from the impact of a meteor on Earth. It is what is known as a Tektite or Impactite. Darwin Glass is found in the surrounding region of a crater in Tasmania, Australia.

Green Chlorite Quartz

Green Chlorite Quartz is composed of silicon dioxide with substantial inclusions of Green Chlorite, which includes iron, magnesium, and aluminum.

Rosasite

Rosasite is a rare mineral known for its pink or rose-red color and delicate texture. It often appears as botryoidal formations or crusts on other minerals, adding to its unique beauty.

Pyromorphite

Pyromorphite, a captivating crystal, is known for its vibrant hues that captivate the eye. Its physical color ranges from radiant green to yellow-green, sometimes even displaying shades of brown. These beautiful colors make Pyromorphite a delightful addition to any crystal collection.

Copal

Copal resin is valued for its unique qualities and beauty. Copal can be pale yellow or white, gold, or amber in color. Smooth nodules or chunks make up its structure. Copal's shine adds to its charm.

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.

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.

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.

Elestial Quartz

Elestial Quartz is a beautiful and powerful crystal. The most common colors are black, blue, brown, clear, and colorless.

Forsterite

Forsterite connects to space. As not just an Earthly mineral, Forsterite crystals have been discovered on comets and near young stars in space dust, giving this gemstone universal wonderment and making it especially intriguing if you are interested in space mysteries.