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Spinel

Although the most commonly recognized form of Spinel is red, it is actually a stone of great variety, forming in a range of colors and even as a colorless stone. It can be opaque or transparent and ranges in luster from glassy, semi-metallic to dull.

Smithsonite

Smithsonite, a captivating gemstone, exhibits a delightful range of colors that can instantly captivate anyone's attention. From pastel hues of pink, blue, and green to vibrant shades of purple and yellow, the physical color of Smithsonite is truly mesmerizing.

Corundum

Corundum is composed of aluminum oxide. This mineral is renowned for its hardness and diverse range of colors. Ranking a nine on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, Corundum is second only to Diamonds in terms of its durability.

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.

Demantoid Garnet

Demantoid Garnet is a rare gemstone, highly prized for its stunning green color. The shade of green can range from yellow-green to olive green and sometimes have brown or yellow secondary hues.

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.

Dalmatian Jasper

Dalmatian Jasper, or Spotted Jasper, is a microcrystalline Quartz or Peralkaline Feldspar-Granite-Amphibole rock. They are named for resembling the coat of Dalmatian dogs.

Dendritic Opal

Have you ever seen a gemstone resembling a tree with branches and leaves? That's what Dendritic Opal looks like at first glance.

Diopside

Diopside is a calcium-magnesium silicate mineral that belongs to the pyroxene group. Its unique physical appearance has colors ranging from deep green to light green and even colorless.

Garnierite

Garnierite is a Serpentine variety of green Nickel Ore that forms from the change of magnesium and nickel rocks, like Dunite and Peridotite. They’re usually opaque with green, blue-green, or gray with a waxy or resinous luster.

Green Agate

Green Agate, a semi-precious gemstone, is a type of Chalcedony that belongs to the Quartz family. It is characterized by its beautiful green color, which can vary from light to dark shades, and is often found in striped patterns.

White Agate

White Agate is a form of Chalcedony, which is a mineral that is made up of microscopic crystals of Quartz. Its physical appearance can vary from translucent to opaque, and it is usually white or light gray, with occasional banding patterns of other colors.