List of Southwest

Paraiba Tourmaline

Ilmenite

Pyrrhotite

Cobaltite

Bustamite

Alamosite

This crystal is typically white to colorless, sometimes displaying a slight blue or green tint. Its texture is usually fibrous or granular, and it often forms in elongated, needle-like patterns. When observed under a light, it may exhibit a silky sheen due to its fibrous nature, giving it a unique and attractive appearance.

Augite

Augite is a dark-colored mineral, typically black or deep green. It has a shiny surface that feels smooth to the touch. The crystals are blocky or chunky, sometimes with sharp edges, giving it a distinctive look. The surface often features distinct lines and sharp angles, adding to its appeal for study or display.

Perthite

Perthite usually has a creamy to pinkish color, and it often has a slight translucency that makes it look even more appealing. Granular or gritty textures are typical descriptions of it, as is the way the crystals join together to create captivating patterns.

Zambian Emerald

Zambian Emeralds are stunningly green, from bright to velvety. Crystals are smooth and frequently have natural inclusions that provide charm. Mottled or marbled crystals add visual appeal to each specimen.

Enstatite

A hidden jewel, Enstatite has warm browns and greens, adorned with streaks of white, creating a masterpiece of colors. If you were to touch it, you'd find it smooth and shiny, almost like a polished stone, making it not just pretty but also tough.

Paraiba Tourmaline

With its vivid colors and smooth texture, Paraiba Tourmaline is an intriguing gemstone. Found in blues and greens, it resembles tropical waters, with each stone having a unique pattern. It is highly sought after by gem lovers.

Pinfire Opal

Pinfire Opal is a stunning gemstone with colors like a magical dance, from warm reds to cool blues, making it truly mesmerizing. Touch it, and you'll feel its smooth, polished texture, with tiny pinprick patterns, adding to its unique charm.