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Polychrome Jasper

Polychrome Jasper, Desert Jasper, or Royal Savannah Jasper is a relatively new crystal, first found in Madagascar in 2008. It is a variety of Jasper, a microcrystalline form of Quartz, and comes from sedimentary rock.

Banded Agate

Banded Agate is a mesmerizing crystal, identified by its astonishing layering patterns. This striking mineral derives its unique name, Agate, from the Latin word "achates," a term that dates back to ancient times when the stone was first discovered along the Achates River in Sicily.

White Sapphire

White Sapphire is a stunning and exceptional gemstone that is rapidly growing in popularity among jewelry enthusiasts. It's a colorless or white variety of the mineral corundum, the same mineral that forms rubies and other sapphires. This gemstone is chemically composed of aluminum oxide with trace amounts of iron, titanium, and chromium. They have a hardness of 9 on the MOHS scale, making them one of the hardest gemstones ideal for everyday wear.

Brown Jasper

Brown Jasper was an important crystal of the ancient world, known to have been widely used by Ancient Egyptians and Native Americans. Today, it is sometimes overshadowed by other types of Jasper, but it is still a truly powerful and useful crystal.

Creedite

Creedite is a rare mineral, typically forming slender, prismatic crystals in the oxidized zone of lead and zinc ore deposits. These excellent crystals are often found in clusters, and their colors range from white to yellow, orange, and reddish-brown.

Holley Blue Agate

Holley Blue Agate is a type of Chalcedony that is rich in metaphysical properties and offers a variety of benefits to its wearer. It resonates strongly with the Throat Chakra, the sense of voice and communication.

Turkish Agate

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.

Lake Superior Agate

The Lake Superior Agate is a unique type of Agate that is only found in the USA and Canada. It was formed about a billion years ago during lava eruptions in Minnesota. Lava became solidified, and minerals passed through these rocks in the water. The minerals were deposited in the cavities within the rocks and formed the Agates.

Gaspeite

Gaspéite is a nickel carbonate mineral from the Calcite group, seen in green, apple-green, or yellow-green shades with brown or yellow mottling. The crystal is mostly opaque with a glassy luster and uneven fractures.

Chrome Diopside

Chrome Diopside is a green variety of Diopside, which gains its color from inclusions of chromium. It is a rare form of gemstone and was only discovered in 1988. Since its discovery in Russia, other deposits of Chrome Diopside have been found worldwide.

Conichalcite

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

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.