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Bavenite

Bavenite is a captivating crystal that often catches the eye with its milky-white to translucent color. Its texture varies from smooth to slightly rough and commonly exhibits a needle-like pattern. This unique appearance makes it a favorite among crystal enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Isis Calcite

Isis Calcite is Calcium Carbonate, a variety of White Calcite. They are usually white, off-white, pale yellow, or gray but may also show brown and rainbow hues. They are generally round with a glassy texture.

Machu Picchu Stone

Machu Picchu Stone, also known as Intihuatana Stone, is a type of Granite located in the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu. It held a central role in both Inca spirituality and science.

Okenite

Okenite is a Zeolite and a silicate mineral found in basalt geodes, typically in a white cotton ball formation. The mineral mostly forms fibrous, radiating acicular, or spherical shapes and may be transparent or translucent.

Opal Royale

Opal Royale is a purple variety of Opal that was first found in Mexico in 2011. It goes by many names in the gem world, including Morado Opal, which means “purple” in Spanish. Since its discovery, crystal collectors around the world have sought after it for its beautiful appearance and powerful metaphysical properties.

Purple Sapphire

This gemstone has a deep violet color that sets it apart. It's not just blue; you'll see hints of red and blue mixed in. When you move it around in the light, the stone shows off a captivating pattern of varying shades.

Blue Quartz

Beautiful Blue Quartz is a rare gemstone. It exhibits a calming shade of blue that looks like the sky on a clear day. The hues of Blue Quartz range from pale to deep sky blue.

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 Tiger's Eye

Other Blue Tiger's Eye names are Hawk’s or Falcon’s Eye. This crystal has unique physical characteristics that exhibit chatoyancy, or “cat’s eye effect.” It also displays a deep blue color, ranging from a soothing sky blue to a rich navy 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.

Iolite Sunstone

Iolite Sunstone is a natural blend of Iolite and Sunstone, or a composite stone of Cordierite and Oligoclase. It shows dark blue, purple, orange, and yellow hues, with or without sparkling inclusions, forming mostly in metamorphic rocks and sometimes igneous rocks.