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Himalayan Quartz

Himalayan Quartz is a Quartz crystal primarily found in the glorious Himalayan mountain range. Spanning across five countries, the Himalayan Mountains are the highest on Earth, housing Mount Everest and are rich in minerals and crystals.

Ulexite

Ulexite is a mineral with interesting optical properties and is a beauty. It is distinct from other crystals due to its unique physical properties. The crystal has the same smooth, silky feel as a fiber optic cable and is colorless or white in color.

Goshenite

Goshenite is the clear, white, or colorless variety of Beryl. It’s a sister crystal to Emerald and Aquamarine. While it hasn’t trended as much as Diamonds, for its lack of color, like in Green or Blue Beryl, its clarity is often linked to higher powers.

Green Agate

Green Agate, a semi-precious gemstone, is a type of Chalcedony that belongs to the Quartz family. It is characterized by its beautiful green color, which can vary from light to dark shades, and is often found in striped patterns.

Milky Quartz

Milky Quartz is a beautiful mineral recognized for its white, milky color. Its physical appearance can range from transparent to opaque, with a white or creamy color that is reminiscent of milk.

Barite

Baryte, Barytite, Barytine, or Barite is a mineral in the Barite mineral group. It’s an anhydrous sulfate of Barium and a sister crystal to Celestite (strontium sulfate), Anglesite (lead), and Hashemite (barium chromate sulfate).

Aventurine

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.