Pyrolusite crystals typically form fine, needle-like structures, which cluster together densely. Their color can range from black to dark gray or even bluish-black. Upon closer inspection, you may notice a striated or fibrous texture, adding to their allure. Some Pyrolusite specimens even exhibit a metallic luster.
Erythrite is a delicate transparent or translucent mineral, most commonly formed in magenta, red, or rosy pink colors, and may also be peach or gray. It is often found in combination with other minerals.
Faden Quartz is an exceptionally wide vibrational and rare variety of Clear Quartz that displays a line, or thread, in milky white running through the center of the crystal. The line is usually parallel to the direction of growth and can vary in thickness.
The chemical and physical qualities of Preseli Bluestone make it a unique crystal. It is a rich blue-gray color with small spots of white or green that give it a fascinating natural beauty. The crystal is smooth and often has intricate designs resembling thin veins or swirls.
Cacoxenite is a mineral often found as an inclusion within Quartz crystals. Its physical appearance can vary, but it is commonly seen as golden-yellow or brownish strands or needles that radiate from a central point within the Quartz.
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 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.
Amber is composed primarily of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen that originates from the fossilized resin of ancient trees. The biggest deposits of Amber are along the Baltic Sea's coast, particularly in Lithuania, Poland, and Russia.
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).
Elestial Quartz is a beautiful and powerful crystal. The most common colors are black, blue, brown, clear, and colorless.
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.
Harlequin Quartz is the trade name for Milky, Clear, or Smoky Quartz with Hematite (red) and Lepidocrocite (silver) inclusions. These inclusions resemble stars or sparkling clouds and bring benefits such as passion and balance.
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