Wood has properties such as growth, renewal, and healing. They are also said to enhance creativity, vitality, and personal growth while promoting grounding and stability. They can be used in various ways to promote well-being, such as in meditation practices, energy work, or carried on the body as a talisman or amulet.

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African Jade

African Jade, also called Transvaal Jade, is actually Green Grossular Garnet. It is found in a few locations around the world. The quantity and highest quality specimens are predominantly from different regions in South Africa, mainly from the Bushveld complex in the Transvaal.

Raw Pyromorphite on a black background

Pyromorphite

Pyromorphite, a captivating crystal, is known for its vibrant hues that captivate the eye. Its physical color ranges from radiant green to yellow-green, sometimes even displaying shades of brown. These beautiful colors make Pyromorphite a delightful addition to any crystal collection.

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Uvarovite Garnet

Uvarovite Garnet is a rare and exquisite green crystal. The crystal's rich emerald-green color makes it striking. Its pattern can range from clear to translucent, allowing light to pass through and create a dazzling shimmer. Its texture is glassy and smooth.

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Diamond

A Diamond is a polymorph of carbon formed through crystallization under high pressure and extreme heat about 110 miles beneath the Earth. It is the hardest natural stone, often called Adamantine and Gleaming Ice.

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Quantum Quattro

The combination stone, Quantum Quattro Crystal, is a sight to behold, thanks to its mesmerizing combination of blues, greens, and earthy browns. The depth and dimension conveyed by its distinctive pattern and texture will surely be a focal point of any crystal display.

A fuchsite crystal on a wooden background

Fuchsite

Fuchsite is the green variety Muscovite (common Mica). It’s a phyllosilicate with its green color from Chromium. It’s popular as Chrome Muscovite and Crommuscavita, Chromian Muscovite, Green Muscovite, Chrome Mica, and Green Muscovite.

Blue calcite crystals on the palm

Blue Calcite

Blue Calcite is a calcium carbonate crystal in pale to dark blue and blue-green with white streaks. Also called Blue Ice Calcite, it’s seen in Limestone and Dolomites with Quartz, Pyrite, Wollastonite, and Fluorite as masses, geodes, druzy, cluster, and point crystals. 

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Fire Agate

Agates are Chalcedony crystals, and Fire Agates are semi-precious gemstones with waxy lusters and fiery flashes. Fine layers of limonite and iron oxide are responsible for these flashes, called the Schiller Effect.

A slice of blue agate crystal on a black granite

Blue Agate

Blue Agate is Blue Chalcedony and shows many varieties in pale to dark blue stones with stripes, swirls, bands, circles, waves, veins, iris, and bulbous patterns. It gets its blue color from iron, manganese, or copper, based on its origin.

A polished serpentine sphere crystal on a table

Serpentine

Serpentine is a large mineral group with hydrous magnesium iron silicate that forms from the serpentinization of rocks, like Peridotite and Olivine.

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