Wulfenite is a Lead Molybdate (PbMoO4), categorized under the Scheelite group of minerals. It’s usually seen in striking orange but may be red, yellow, brown, or gray.
Mahogany Obsidian is a volcanic glass with a dark reddish-brown color that resembles the rich hue of mahogany wood. Its appearance results from iron impurities within the volcanic material, which give the stone its distinct color.
Spessartine, also known as Spessartite Garnet, is a gemstone prized for its vivid orange-red color. This gemstone is a member of the Garnet family and is one of the most sought-after types of Garnet due to its striking color.
Diopside is a calcium-magnesium silicate mineral that belongs to the pyroxene group. Its unique physical appearance has colors ranging from deep green to light green and even colorless.
Bloodstone is a unique and beautiful gemstone that comes in a dark green to brownish-red color. It has small red spots that look like drops of blood, which is where it gets its name from.
Chalcopyrite is a copper iron sulfide mineral that has a metallic golden appearance. It is often confused with Pyrite because of its colors, yet it is a much softer mineral and has its own unique spiritual benefits.
Green Jasper is a variety of microcrystalline Quartz that can be considered a form of opaque Chalcedony, combined with the mineral iron silicate which gives this crystal a green pigment.
Agates are Chalcedony crystals, and Fire Agates are semi-precious gemstones with waxy lusters and fiery flashes. Fine layers of limonite and iron oxide are responsible for these flashes, called the Schiller Effect.
Kambaba Jasper is a stromatolite gemstone, fossilized algae that lived over 2.5 billion years ago. The stone is primarily composed of microcrystalline Quartz and Iron that is mined in Madagascar, South Africa, and Zimbabwe.
Did you know that humans have been using Sardonyx for 4,000 years? Sardonyx is a popular stone found in history books, on royalty to peasants, across ancient Egypt to the East, South, and West.
Did you know Aventurine is a variety of Quartz and Chalcedony? Aventurine is the translucent type of Green Quartz (not Prasiolite) with a glassy appearance. The most interesting thing about Aventurine is the plate-like inclusions inside it, responsible for its glitter effect called aventurescence.
Prasiolite crystals are misnamed Green Amethyst. Technically, it’s actually Green Quartz, and Amethyst is Purple Quartz. Prasiolite is excellent for universal connection, focus, good fortune, protection, psychic abilities, and health.
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