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Zircon

Zircon is one of the oldest minerals on Earth and has been used for thousands of years. It is found in the Earth’s crust and has survived a range of geological events because of its chemical makeup. Zircon exists in various colors, some found naturally and others caused by heat treatment.

Cherry Quartz

Cherry Quartz, a gemstone known for its radiant pink hue, emanates an energy as vibrant and captivating as its appearance. Its stunning color, reminiscent of ripe cherries, lends the stone its evocative name.

Rutilated Quartz

Rutilated Quartz is known for its translucent or transparent appearance, with needle-like inclusions of iron oxide that give it a distinctive look.

Olivenite

Gemologists, crystal healers, and scientists have all found Olivenite fascinating. Olivenite, a copper arsenate mineral, is exceptionally beautiful. The occasional clusters of sharp, acicular crystals make a little olive-green forest appear.

Siderite

Siderite is widespread and can be found in hydrothermal veins in ore deposits, to sedimentary rock layers, and even concretions in fossil shells. Large deposits can be found in the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Italy, and the United States.

Boji Stone

Boji Stone is a unique rock that only comes from Kansas, USA. They are concretion stones that are made up of various minerals and may contain other gemstones. Boji Stones are found at the base of a naturally forming pyramid that many people believe signifies the center of the USA.

Coral

When you look at Coral, the first thing that may catch your eye is its vibrant pink or red color. Did you know that Coral can also come in blue, black, and white? Coral is a marine animal made of Calcium Carbonate, typically found in warm and shallow waters.

Auralite 23

Auralite 23 is a unique crystal known for its striking appearance, with shades of purple, red, and orange blending together in a beautiful display.

Emerald

Emerald is a gemstone that belongs to the Beryl mineral family, known for its luscious green color. The shade of the Emerald ranges from light to dark green, and its hue is due to the presence of chromium and vanadium in its composition.

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.

Meteorite

Meteorite is a rock that has come from our solar system, charged with cosmic power and abilities. They fall from space to Earth and can be found all over the globe. Meteorites are incredibly old, with many of them orbiting the Sun for millions of years before falling to Earth.

Lava Rock

Lava Rock, or Basalt, is a type of volcanic rock that comes in varying shades of dark colors, from black to deep brown. Its texture is porous and rough, making it an excellent material for creating jewelry and home decor.