Mars is the planet of action, inner drive, and willpower. It dictates how you achieve and actualize your goals, what motivates you, and what self-imposed challenges prevent you from succeeding. Crystals associated with Mars give you the determination and energy needed to manifest your goals, along with the perseverance to not give up in challenging times.

Lepidocrocite chunk on dark background

Lepidocrocite

Lepidocrocite is an iron oxide hydroxide mineral. Its chemical formula is FeO(OH), and it often forms as a secondary mineral in iron deposits. This formula indicates that the mineral is primarily composed of iron, oxygen, and hydrogen atoms.

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Alexandrine

Have you ever laid your eyes on the captivating beauty of Alexandrine? This remarkable gemstone exhibits a mesmerizing blend of colors that can leave anyone in awe.

polished anyolite on granite platform

Anyolite

Anyolite, commonly known as Ruby Zoisite, is a gem with gorgeous colors, patterns, and texture. Deep green Zoisite and rich ruby-red Corundum create a striking color combination in Anyolite

amphibole quartz on blue fabric

Amphibole

Amphibole is an intriguing crystal that has fascinated people for a long time. It has special qualities that attract those who love crystals. Let's explore this fascinating mineral together.

arizona tigers hand on human palm

Arizona Tiger's Eye

Arizona Tiger's Eye is a beautiful gem that is also very special. This beautiful gem generally has shades of golden brown, yellow, and red. It looks different because its surface is smooth or chatoyant. Light hitting Arizona Tiger's Eye at the right angle makes a beautiful pattern of bands or striations.

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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.

thernadite on dark background

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.

Almandine Garnet from Adelaide Crystal placed on grayish table. Image Source: Etsy.com | Mike Petrov - TheGlobalStone

Adelaide Ruby

The gem known as "Adelaide Ruby" goes by various alternative names such as "Australian Garnet," "Almandine Garnet from Adelaide," and "Australian Ruby."  This exquisite gemstone primarily comprises aluminum oxide with trace amounts of chromium, resulting in its captivating red hue. Its inherent transparency allows light to traverse its solid crystalline structure effortlessly. A precious stone has resided deep within the Earth's crust for countless millions of years, enduring the forces of heat and pressure that have sculpted its evolution. 

A Cut Banded Agate on the floor

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.

A Triplite on a white leather.

Triplite

Triplite is a captivating crystal known for its striking color, ranging from deep reds to stunning brownish hues. Its alluring shades make it a favorite among crystal enthusiasts and collectors alike.

A Pyrolusite crystal on a dark background

Pyrolusite

Pyrolusite crystals typically form fine, needle-like structures, which cluster together densely. Their color can range from black to dark gray or even bluish-black. Upon closer inspection, you may notice a striated or fibrous texture, adding to their allure. Some Pyrolusite specimens even exhibit a metallic luster.

A Cuprite crystal on a black granite

Cuprite

Cuprite is primarily composed of copper oxide, which gives it its deep red hue. Throughout history, Cuprite has been discovered in areas brimming with copper, such as the mines of Arizona and the historic copper deposits nestled within Russia's Ural Mountains.

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