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Eye of the Storm Jasper

Eye of the Storm Jasper, also known by the names Judy's Jasper, Jasper-Agate, or Bahia Jasper, has intricate patterns and deep mesmerizing colors that mirror the tumultuous beauty of the storms referred to in its interesting name.

Gyrolite

This phyllosilicate mineral forms in sheets or layers that make up the balls or spherical shapes that we call Gyrolite. It is found in combination with other crystals, such as Quartz, Calcite, or other minerals of the Zeolite family that it is a part of.

Kundalini Quartz

Kundalini Quartz is a stunning and rare variety of Citrine found exclusively in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is transparent to translucent and most commonly pale yellow to yellow brown but can also appear as gray-brown, gold, or champagne crystals.

Silver Leaf Jasper

Silver Leaf Jasper is an exquisite gem. Its designs of gray, silver, and white look like tree leaves. Its intricate lines and streaks give it depth and a unique look. The designs in Silver Leaf Jasper sometimes look like thin, silvery fern leaves, which adds to its beauty.

Thénardite

Thénardite is a fascinating crystal with a unique appearance. Its physical color is often white or colorless, but it can also be found in shades of yellow or blue. When you touch it, you'll notice a glassy texture; the crystal pattern is usually granular or massive.

Tibetan Black Quartz

Tibetan Black Quartz is known for its smoky black color, often intermingled with clear or white portions. Its texture is smooth and glass-like, with patterns ranging from entirely opaque to translucent. These visual characteristics contribute to its mysterious and alluring appearance.

Gaia Stone

Gaia Stone, also called Green Obsidian, embodies the nurturing energies of Mother Earth or Gaia herself. This crystal forms from ash. The name “Gaia” refers to the mother of all life. Gaia Stone primarily consists of silicon dioxide with impurities that give it its hue.

Saussurite

Saussurite is a pale to dark green mineral with complicated veins or spots. Its granular to compact texture feels waxy or oily when touched. The crystal forms clusters or nodules in bigger rocks. These aggregates range in size and shape from small to huge.

Xenotime

Xenotime is distinguished by its yellow, brown, or reddish-brown tint. It usually has a grainy texture and crystals, or prismatic shapes spread out from the center. This crystal is shiny due to its glossy luster.

Agate

Agate is a microcrystalline form of Quartz that is classified as a type of Chalcedony. Agates vary in degree of translucent and can display intricate banding, plumage, dendritic, fort-like, or moss-like patterning.

Mayanite

Mayanite is a captivating crystal with a deep blue to vibrant green color, reminiscent of the tropical sea. It has a smooth and polished texture, showcasing intricate swirls and veins, like Ancient Mayan artwork.

Himalayan Quartz

Himalayan Quartz is a Quartz crystal primarily found in the glorious Himalayan mountain range. Spanning across five countries, the Himalayan Mountains are the highest on Earth, housing Mount Everest and are rich in minerals and crystals.