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Holley Blue Agate

Holley Blue Agate is a type of Chalcedony that is rich in metaphysical properties and offers a variety of benefits to its wearer. It resonates strongly with the Throat Chakra, the sense of voice and communication.

Marcasite

Marcasite is an iron sulfide that can be found in many locations around the world. It has the same chemical composition as Pyrite, yet the two crystals differ regarding their crystal structures.

Turkish Agate

Turkey Agate is a mineral from Turkey that belongs to the Quartz family. It comes in many colors and unique banding patterns, with stripes, landscapes, clouds, and nature.

Chalcanthite

Chalcanthite is a mineral formed from the oxidation of copper sulfide. It is naturally found in dry, arid conditions where copper is abundant, which means it is pretty rare!

Gaspeite

Gaspéite is a nickel carbonate mineral from the Calcite group, seen in green, apple-green, or yellow-green shades with brown or yellow mottling. The crystal is mostly opaque with a glassy luster and uneven fractures.

Chalcedony

Chalcedony is a Quartz-Moganite variety seen in various colors. It has a waxy luster with bands, spots, stripes, and dendritic patterns.

Chrome Diopside

Chrome Diopside is a green variety of Diopside, which gains its color from inclusions of chromium. It is a rare form of gemstone and was only discovered in 1988. Since its discovery in Russia, other deposits of Chrome Diopside have been found worldwide.

Feldspar

Feldspar is a silicate mineral and compound making up 60% of the Earth’s crust. They’re found in many colors, shapes, formations, and 40+ varieties around the globe.

Fluorite

Fluorite, or Fluorspar, is a mineral of calcium fluoride (CaF2) and exhibits a wide range of colors, including purple, green, blue, yellow, and clear. These colors often appear in vibrant, mesmerizing bands, making each piece of Fluorite a work of natural art.

Fuchsite

Fuchsite is the green variety Muscovite (common Mica). It’s a phyllosilicate with its green color from Chromium. It’s popular as Chrome Muscovite and Crommuscavita, Chromian Muscovite, Green Muscovite, Chrome Mica, and Green Muscovite.

Howlite

Howlite is a calcium borosilicate hydroxide mineral often found in the form of nodules or masses resembling the head of a cauliflower.

Nephrite

Nephrite is one of the two gemstones that are categorized as Jade, with the other being Jadeite. Cultures across the globe have used Nephrite for tools and ornaments for centuries, with carved Nephrite stones discovered in Neolithic sites in China and the Balkans.