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Gibbsite

Gibbsite is a type of Bauxite seen in white, blue, gray, or yellow with a vitreous luster. Technically, it is an aluminum hydroxide forming prismatic, tabular, spherical, botryoidal, pisolitic, stalactitic, twinned, flattened, or crusty minerals.

Kundalini Quartz

Kundalini Quartz is a stunning and rare variety of Citrine found exclusively in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is transparent to translucent and most commonly pale yellow to yellow brown but can also appear as gray-brown, gold, or champagne crystals.

Tibetan Black Quartz

Tibetan Black Quartz is known for its smoky black color, often intermingled with clear or white portions. Its texture is smooth and glass-like, with patterns ranging from entirely opaque to translucent. These visual characteristics contribute to its mysterious and alluring appearance.

Abalone Pearl

Glistening with an ethereal beauty, the Abalone Pearl captures the imagination with its mesmerizing hues. Its exquisite marine green, iridescent blue, and relaxing lavender tones replicate the ocean's serene depths. When held up to the light, these Pearls reveal a symphony of shimmering shades that evoke a sense of calm and wonder.

Agate

Agate is a microcrystalline form of Quartz that is classified as a type of Chalcedony. Agates vary in degree of translucent and can display intricate banding, plumage, dendritic, fort-like, or moss-like patterning.

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.

Eilat Stone

Humans have mined Eilat Stone since ancient times. It is thought to have been first found during copper mining in the Timna mine in Israel, which was once an old Egyptian mine. Some believe it was later the mine of King Solomon.

Lapis Lace Onyx

Lapis Lace Onyx is a unique blend of Blue Dolomite, Calcite, and sometimes Scheelite that can only be found in Turkey. A discovery, Lapis Lace Onyx first appeared on the market in 2014. Because of its beautiful colors, intriguing markings, and brilliant metaphysical properties, Lapis Lace Onyx has quickly become a sought-after gemstone.

Puddingstone

Puddingstone, commonly referred to as a conglomerate, is a sedimentary rock distinguished by its distinctive structure and appearance. It is composed of rounded pebbles and stones embedded in a finer matrix of sand, silt, or clay.

Anhydrite

The meaning of the name Anhydrite is “without water.” It is because this crystal is a mineral that belongs to a Sulfate group, linked to Gypsum, and forms as a result of its dehydration.

Prasem Stone

With its physical appearance, Prasem Stone stands out due to its vibrant green color, ranging from pale green to a deep, rich hue reminiscent of lush greenery in nature.

Faden Quartz

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.