Placing your crystal in the Northwest of your home can promote helpful people, travel, and creativity. Incorporating Feng Shui principles, Northwest is the metal element that represents clarity, focus, and organization. Crystals like clear quartz or amethyst can enhance these qualities and attract positive energy. Discover the many ways you can use crystals in Feng Shui to improve your life and surroundings.

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Kashmir Sapphire

Kashmir Sapphire is a type of blue Corundum found in the remote Zanskar Range of the Himalayas in Jammu and Kashmir, North India. Hence, they are called Zanskar Sapphire, Kashmiri Neelam, Blue Velvet Sapphire, Velvet Blue Sapphire, Indian Sapphire, Srinagar Sapphire, and Himalayan Sapphire.

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Star Moonstone

Star Moonstone is considered a mesmerizing gem, famous for its distinct appearance. This stone is a milky-white or translucent in color with a unique glow that contains various chemicals, like potassium, aluminum, and silicate.

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Rose Gold

Rose Gold unveils a mesmerizing tapestry of colors, textures, and patterns. This gem has warm pinks entwined with golden undertones, giving birth to a unique charm. It is characterized by its soft, rosy appearance, and when touched, its smooth, almost ethereal texture radiates a delicate warmth that transcends its physical form.

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Saltwater Pearl

Saltwater pearls are ocean gems with many colors, textures, and patterns. They can be shiny white, pretty pink, deep blue, or mysterious black. Touching them feels smooth, like the soft waves of the sea. Some pearls have simple circles, while others have fancy designs, each one special.

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Calcite

Calcite is a mineral that captures the imagination of enthusiasts and collectors alike. It comes in different colors, from see-through to solid, and has interesting shapes, like rhombohedral and scalenohedral. When touched, it feels smooth and looks cool under special lighting.

Cultured Pearl in an Oyster Shell

Cultured Pearl

Cultured Pearls share the chemical composition of Natural Pearls with the main difference being that the former results from human intervention in Pearl farms. They are found in both freshwater and saltwater mollusks and come in a variety of shapes and colors.

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Silver Topaz

Silver Topaz, prized for its beauty, is clear and colorless, like pure glass. When held up to the light, it can shimmer with a soft gray or bluish tinge, akin to the faint hue of a morning sky. Carving the smooth crystal surface into many shapes uniquely reflects light, creating a dazzling display. Its texture, when polished, feels glassy and sleek, a delight to run one's fingers over.

White Topaz

White Topaz, with its translucent charm, often captivates observers with its smooth texture and delicate patterns. This gemstone, sometimes mistaken for a Diamond due to its brilliance, possesses a unique character that appeals to both novices and seasoned crystal enthusiasts alike.

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Picture Jasper

The beautiful and unique look of Picture Jasper makes it a desirable Chalcedony. It usually comes in warm, earthy tones like brown, tan, cream, and pinkish. The intricate designs on this stone resemble landscapes, nature scenes, or abstract art. Mineral deposits and organic materials combined over time give each specimen its distinctive design.

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Cape May Diamond

The Cape May Diamond is not considered a Diamond but a natural crystal originating on the Cape May Peninsula. It has a translucent, transparent, and colorless physical appearance. This crystal resembles a polished glass pebble due to its smooth texture.

okenite on wooden surface

Okenite

Okenite is a Zeolite and a silicate mineral found in basalt geodes, typically in a white cotton ball formation. The mineral mostly forms fibrous, radiating acicular, or spherical shapes and may be transparent or translucent. 

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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.

Other Feng Shui

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Center
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East
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Entrance
A custom graphic icon for the Bagua symbol of the North Direction

North
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Northeast
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South
A custom graphic icon for the Bagua symbol of the SouthEast Direction

Southeast
A custom graphic icon for the Bagua symbol of the SouthWest Direction

Southwest
A custom graphic icon for the Bagua symbol of the West Direction

West

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