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Shattuckite

Shattuckite is a rare Copper Silicate Hydroxide crystal discovered in 1915 in the Shattuck Mines in Bisbee, Arizona, hence its name, Shattuck Stone. It is a communication stone often believed to aid in clarity and truth.

Elestial Quartz

Elestial Quartz is a beautiful and powerful crystal. The most common colors are black, blue, brown, clear, and colorless.

Forsterite

Forsterite connects to space. As not just an Earthly mineral, Forsterite crystals have been discovered on comets and near young stars in space dust, giving this gemstone universal wonderment and making it especially intriguing if you are interested in space mysteries.

Lodestone

Lodestone is a rare type of Magnetite with the same composition. The only difference is that Lodestone is naturally magnetic, while Magnetite isn’t.

Calligraphy Jasper

Calligraphy Jasper has an unusual appearance. It has a silky texture, vivid hues, and detailed designs. Calligraphy Jasper uses earthy browns and tans, vivid reds and oranges, and occasional hints of black and gray. The name comes from how these hues meld together to create captivating patterns that recall the fluidity of writing or calligraphy.

Green Calcite

Green Calcite is a calming pastel to bright teal-green crystal from the mineral group carbonate. The composition of Green Calcite is calcium carbonate and can include traces of other minerals, such as chlorite, which gives the stone its green pigment.

Hedenbergite

Hedenbergite is a physically and energetically magnificent crystal. It forms in iron-rich metamorphic rocks in unique natural shades of green as well as brown and black. This crystal is usually opaque and sometimes translucent.

Quartz

Quartz, with its stunning range of colors, has captivated crystal collectors for generations. From transparent to opaque, its colors range from pure white to purple, pink, and smokey brown.

Lemurian Seed Crystal

The Lemurian Seed Crystal is a type of Quartz, which is one of the most abundant minerals on Earth's crust. It is composed primarily of silicon dioxide (SiO2), which forms a continuous framework of SiO4 silicon-oxygen tetrahedra.

Andalusite

Andalusite is found in metamorphic rocks and is an aluminum nesosilicate mineral. It comes in various colors and levels of opaqueness, with some specimens extremely transparent.

Marble

Marble is a metamorphic rock used for centuries in various forms of art and architecture. It is formed from limestone, or dolomite, that has undergone intense heat and pressure within the Earth's crust, causing the minerals to recrystallize.

Quantum Quattro

The combination stone, Quantum Quattro Crystal, is a sight to behold, thanks to its mesmerizing combination of blues, greens, and earthy browns. The depth and dimension conveyed by its distinctive pattern and texture will surely be a focal point of any crystal display.