Bumblebee Jasper is formed through a volcanic process and is known to comprise a mixture of minerals including calcite, sulfur, hematite, volcanic ash, arsenic, anhydride, and ilmenite.
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.
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.
Clinochlore is a mineral in the Chlorite group. Some varieties of the stone, such as Kammererite and Seraphinite, are commonly cut into gemstones. Other varieties are kept as raw stones and used for spiritual healing.
Conichalcite is a mineral with a unique green color and interesting shapes. It is rare and often found near other crystals like Quartz, Azurite, and Malachite.
Dolomite is a rock-forming mineral that is the primary mineral in a range of stones, such as Dolomitic Marble and Dolostone. Depending on the inclusions of other minerals, Dolomite can appear in various colors, such as pink, tan, and white.
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.
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.
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.
Ethiopian Opal is a truly unique and remarkable gemstone, and not only for its rare, beautiful color variations but also for its rich historical meaning.
Unlike most crystals that take millions of years, Fulgurite forms literally, lightning-fast, or instantaneously. It’s a natural glass formed by lightning striking surfaces with sand, clay, rock, minerals, or other sediments.
Indicolite is a variety of Tourmaline that belongs to the Elbaite Tourmaline group. This group of Tourmaline stones is incredibly desirable because of their stunning colors and the quality of the crystals. Indicolite is no different, with beautiful blue shades making the stone appealing for use both in jewelry and crystal healing.
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