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Blood Jasper

Blood Jasper is a captivating crystal known for its rich, deep red hues intertwined with streaks of green or yellow. The texture feels smooth, almost like touching a piece of fine silk. Its unique pattern often resembles flowing blood, which is part of the reason for its intriguing name.

Bort

Bort is a crystal that tends to be less well-known, but its distinct characteristics make it unique. When you look at a piece of Bort, you'll notice that it lacks the sparkle and shine we often associate with crystals. Instead, Bort typically appears opaque and has a dull, earthy color.

Marialite

Marialite is a silicate mineral of the Scapolite family and is rich in sodium. It is a relatively rare mineral and, therefore, highly sought after by gem enthusiasts across the globe. Discovered in Italy in 1866, Marialite is named after the wife of German mineralogist Gerhard von Rath, Maria.

Mangano Calcite

Mangano Calcite is a variety of Calcite with manganese impurities that give it a pink hue. The healing stone exhibits shades of pink with swirls, bands, or stripes ranging from transparent to opaque. It may appear in rhombic, spheroid, stalactite, fibrous, or bladed formations.

Maori Greenstone

Māori Greenstone refers to two green-colored stones - Nephrite Jade and a type of Serpentine (Translucent Bowenite). In Māori, it’s called Pounamu or Pounamu Stone.

Blue Amber

Blue Amber is a captivating gemstone, distinguished by its unique blue hue when exposed to sunlight. Unlike traditional Amber, which often has a golden or orange tint, this variant displays a mesmerizing blue color. Smooth crystals with translucent to opaque patterns often contain ancient biological components, like leaves or insects.

Biron Emerald

Dazzling in shades of green, Biron Emerald captivates the eye with its unique texture and intricate pattern. While its pattern may have fine striations, its surface glows like the actual Emerald. The varying tones of green result from its complex structure, making it a visual delight for crystal lovers.

Blue Kunzite

Blue Kunzite is named for its magnificent blue color. The color of this gem ranges from light to medium blue. It has a clear to see-through texture and a glassy, or glass-like, sheen. It looks beautiful because its crystals are shaped like prisms or long tubes with straight lines running through them.

Blue Sapphire

Blue Sapphire is renowned for its captivating and undeniable beauty. It has a striking blue hue and promising metaphysical properties. This gemstone possesses a timeless elegance with colors ranging from deep royal blue to velvety midnight blue.

Blue Spinel

Blue Spinel is prized for its vivid blue hue, yet its beauty and significance go beyond its appearance. This magnificent gemstone often has a deep, fascinating blue tint like the ocean, enticing spectators. Its velvety texture and rich surface patterns, like ripples on water or starry night skies, make it a distinctive and beautiful jewelry choice.

Isle of Skye Marble

Skye Marble is a White Marble formed 500 million years ago in the shadows of Cuillin Mountain. It’s generally white, muddy green, and gray but may show gold, brown, red, and many other colors. It’s named after its origin - the Isle of Skye on the western coast of Scotland.

Amatrix

Amatrix is a sight to behold with its vibrant hues of purple and blue. Its surface glistens, resembling a starry night sky. The crystal's texture feels smooth to the touch, almost like silk, while its pattern often swirls in captivating spirals.