Rocks & Minerals

Nigerian crystals are a rare type of emeralds; they get their distinctive color from vanadium rather than chromium, and have greater clarity and transparency. Also they can only be found in Nigeria. These stones are all about 3 mm in width and range in...

In a natural process that takes thousands and even millions of years, quartz clusters form in underground cavities and fractures when hot fluids deposited there cool to form a matrix of molecules that bond together in groups and then grow outward, These particular clusters...

Also called 'Fairy' quartz, Spirit quartz is the product of a natural process that took began about 2 billion years ago in the mountains of South Africa. The large points you see here formed first and much later developed a druzy crust made up...

Imperial Topaz is one of the rarest and most valuable varieties of topaz, prized for its vivid golden-yellow, sherry, and reddish-orange hues. It is significantly rarer than standard blue topaz (which is typically heat-treated). Unheated, natural Imperial Topaz falls into the upper luxury tier...

Nicknamed 'Garden' quartz, each of these stones contain landscape-like inclusions that suggests miniature gardens, forests, or underwater scenes. They are clear or smoky quartz that have minerals, chlorite, iron oxides, or other inclusions trapped inside the crystal while it formed. All are roughly the...

These pink kunzite crystals have beautiful color and clarity; their color lies somewhere between pale pink and lavender. Pink Kunzite is a stone of love, emotional healing, and inner peace. Often associated with the heart chakra, it is believed to encourage compassion, self-love, and...

Natural raw Beryl Aquamarine crystals in various shapes, sizes, and weights*, as shown in photos. Choose from 4 crystals: A:  8 wide x 6 thick x 19 mm tall; 1.62 grams; Vietnam  B:  9 wide x 4 thick x 10 mm tall; 0.62 grams;...