Agate, a translucent form of quartz, forms when silica deposits in igneous rocks. This stone has various color variation...
Serpentine, with its green colour reminiscent of a snake, has been popular for centuries for making decorative objects a...
Bowl from smokey quartz with handstones of tigereye and jasper
Bowl from zebra jasper with handstones of rock crystal and obsidian
Bowl from rose quartz with handstones of tigereye and obsidian
Bowl from rose quartz with handstones of tigereye and obsidian
Bowl from rose quartz with handstones of tigereye and obsidian
Obsidian is natural glass made from rapidly cooling lava. It has been used for centuries by all great civilisations.
Serpentine, with its green colour reminiscent of a snake, has been popular for centuries for making decorative objects a...
Serpentine, with its green colour reminiscent of a snake, has been popular for centuries for making decorative objects a...
Serpentine, with its green colour reminiscent of a snake, has been popular for centuries for making decorative objects a...
Thomsonite from Nashik, India, known for its orange colour combined with mesolite crystals. The mineral has a purifying ...
Thomsonite from Nashik, India, known for its orange colour combined with mesolite crystals. The mineral has a purifying ...
Aquamarine is the Sea Blue variant of Beril. A beloved gemstone and protector of seafarers for centuries.
Cordierite is a pleochroic mineral with blue-violet hue, known in gemology as iolite. It promotes willpower, motivation ...
Cordierite is a pleochroic mineral with blue-violet hue, known in gemology as iolite. It promotes willpower, motivation ...
Cordierite is a pleochroic mineral with blue-violet hue, known in gemology as iolite. It promotes willpower, motivation ...
Cordierite is a pleochroic mineral with blue-violet hue, known in gemology as iolite. It promotes willpower, motivation ...
Dumortierite is a striking blue-purple mineral. Read about its historical significance and spiritual benefits for stress...
Pink amethyst tumbled stones from Brazil. The hematite compounds in the chalcedony provide the pink colour.
Pink amethyst tumbled stones from Brazil. The hematite compounds in the chalcedony provide the pink colour.