List of South

Kaolinite

Beekite

Realgar

Buergerite

Jelly Fire Opal

Jelly Fire Opal is a type of Jelly Opal with red, orange, and yellow hues. These colors show up in different intensities to create a fire-like effect in the crystal. They can be clear and exist with other colors, like green, pink, and black.

Andesine

Colors and intensities of red, green, and yellow can be found in Andesine. Its smooth, glossy texture enhances its attractiveness. Under close inspection, the crystal may reveal bands or striations.

Star Ruby

Star Ruby, a mesmerizing gem, captivates enthusiasts with its enchanting allure. Let's delve into its mystique by exploring various facets.

Star Garnet

Ever wondered about a gem that seems to hold mysteries from the night sky? Meet Star Garnet. People adore it for its beautiful appearance, its intriguing history, and its ability to attract fans and collectors of crystals.

Rubicelle

Rubicelle is a true masterpiece of nature, boasting a spectrum of colors that dance across its surface. From warm oranges to deep reds, the crystal resembles a breathtaking sunset captured in stone. Its texture is akin to the smooth touch of polished glass, providing a tactile delight for those lucky enough to hold it.

Pigeon's Blood Ruby

Pigeon's Blood Ruby is famous for its captivating red color. This gem stands out with its mesmerizing color, texture, and pattern. The deep red tone, along with intricate surface textures, makes it a captivating choice for crystal enthusiasts.

Lavender Jade

It is most commonly found in massive forms as a cryptocrystalline rock material. Jadeite rarely forms defined crystals. Lavender Jade from different locations can display varying shades of lavender, have different undertones, or be combined with other colors. Specimens also vary in translucency and clarity

Padparadscha Sapphire

Imagine a crystal resembling a beautiful sunset sky—the Padparadscha Sapphire has pretty pink and orange colors, feeling smooth like a shiny river stone with unique wave-like patterns.