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Brookite

Brookite, a delightful crystal to behold, often displays an array of colors from reddish brown to a dark, almost black hue. Some specimens can surprise you with a yellowish or greenish tint. The surface of these crystals can be quite shiny with a submetallic luster, making them stand out in a collection.

Confetti Sunstone

Confetti Sunstone is a type of Sunstone from the Oligoclase mineral family with a shimmering appearance called the Schiller Effect. The sparkling inclusions in this type of Sunstone come from thin, flat, and plate-like Copper or Hematite platelets, resembling confetti.

White Opal

In the realm of crystals, White Opal stands out with its soft and delicate hues. Its texture, akin to a smooth touch, adds a tactile dimension to its allure. The patterns grace White Opal like intricate brushstrokes on this cosmic canvas. It creates a visual symphony that captivates the beholder.

Chalcocite

Ever thought about crystals and their stories? Chalcocite is one of those crystals worth checking out! Imagine it's like a magical color-changing treasure, shifting between deep indigo and shiny black. It is a copper sulfide mineral, a mix of copper and sulfur atoms that create a crystal with a metallic sheen.

Arsenopyrite

Arsenopyrite is a mineral that has unique physical qualities. The silver-gray color of this gem makes it sparkle. When you touch it, you'll feel the smooth geometric crystal design.

Bornite

Bornite, also called "peacock ore," has beautiful colors and special qualities that make it a favorite for crystal lovers. It is famous for its beautiful iridescence, which shows off deep blues, purples, and gold. The crystal looks good because it shines like metal.

Aurichalcite

Aurichalcite is a captivating mineral. It showcases various colors, from sky blues to vibrant greens. This diversity highlights its unique composition.

Anorthite

Anorthite, a captivating crystal, possesses unique qualities. It intrigues both crystal enthusiasts and collectors. The crystal has a striking appearance, with colors ranging from white to gray and a glassy texture. Its distinctive cleavage and twinning pattern make it visually captivating in crystal collections.

Datolite

Have you ever been curious about the different colors of crystals that may captivate you? Datolite is like a magical gem that people who love crystals enjoy. Imagine a crystal that comes in different colors, like calm greens and soft pinks, and feels smooth when you touch it. When you shine a light on it, you can see pretty patterns inside.

Chlorite

Chlorite ranges from light green to light emerald green. The layers of these crystals are foliated or platy and can be pulled off. When lit up, some Chlorite crystals make a beautiful design resembling ferns. Some people like the color, feel, and design of these crystals.

Cat's Eye Tourmaline

When you gaze into this gem your attention is immediately drawn to its mesmerizing "Cat’s Eye" effect. It's like a delicate beam of light gracefully dancing across the stone, brought to life by inclusions that reflect light back at you

Anorthosite

When you first lay eyes on Anorthosite, you'll be struck by its physical features. The crystal boasts a mesmerizing blend of colors, ranging from subtle shades of gray and white to hints of red and green.

List of Multicolored

Brookite

Confetti Sunstone

White Opal

Chalcocite

Arsenopyrite

Bornite

Aurichalcite

Anorthite

Datolite

Chlorite

Cat's Eye Tourmaline

Anorthosite

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List of Multicolored

Brookite

Confetti Sunstone

White Opal

Chalcocite

Arsenopyrite

Bornite

Aurichalcite

Anorthite

Datolite

Chlorite

Cat's Eye Tourmaline

Anorthosite

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