Did you know Celestite crystals naturally occur inside geodes? Combined with its low MOHS, Celestites aren’t easy to cut, facet, or craft into jewelry. They’re commonly seen in a blue color but exist in various colors.
Charoite is a rare stone that consists of potassium, barium, calcium strontium, and hydrogen silicate. The stone is named after the Chara River in the Sakha Republic of Siberia. Charoite is named after the Russian word chary, which means magic or dreams.
Chrysoprase is a variety of Chalcedony that contains small amounts of nickel. As a cryptocrystalline gemstone, it is composed of tiny crystals you cannot see under magnification.
Sapphires are a popular variety of Corundum (Aluminum Oxide) found in 15 colors. They’ve been used since 1,000 B.C. for protection, powers, luck, charisma, and prosperity.
Aquamarine is a blue-green semi-precious stone that belongs to the beryl family. This crystal naturally occurs in hexagonal shapes. The iron present in this crystal gives it its blue shade, and it becomes even bluer when heated.
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