List of Northwest

Anorthoclase

Sillimanite

Tellurium

Beekite

Anglesite

Anglesite is important to people who collect crystals. It can be transparent or white and shiny, with yellow, gray, or green tints sometimes. These diamonds are smooth and glassy, which makes them shine. The sides and edges of these prismatic or tabular crystals are very clear, which adds to their beauty.

Buergerite

Kashmir Sapphire

Kashmir Sapphire is a type of blue Corundum found in the remote Zanskar Range of the Himalayas in Jammu and Kashmir, North India. Hence, they are called Zanskar Sapphire, Kashmiri Neelam, Blue Velvet Sapphire, Velvet Blue Sapphire, Indian Sapphire, Srinagar Sapphire, and Himalayan Sapphire.

Star Moonstone

Star Moonstone is considered a mesmerizing gem, famous for its distinct appearance. This stone is a milky-white or translucent in color with a unique glow that contains various chemicals, like potassium, aluminum, and silicate.

Rose Gold

Rose Gold unveils a mesmerizing tapestry of colors, textures, and patterns. This gem has warm pinks entwined with golden undertones, giving birth to a unique charm. It is characterized by its soft, rosy appearance, and when touched, its smooth, almost ethereal texture radiates a delicate warmth that transcends its physical form.

Saltwater Pearl

Saltwater pearls are ocean gems with many colors, textures, and patterns. They can be shiny white, pretty pink, deep blue, or mysterious black. Touching them feels smooth, like the soft waves of the sea. Some pearls have simple circles, while others have fancy designs, each one special.

Calcite

Calcite is a mineral that captures the imagination of enthusiasts and collectors alike. It comes in different colors, from see-through to solid, and has interesting shapes, like rhombohedral and scalenohedral. When touched, it feels smooth and looks cool under special lighting.

Cultured Pearl

Cultured Pearls share the chemical composition of Natural Pearls with the main difference being that the former results from human intervention in Pearl farms. They are found in both freshwater and saltwater mollusks and come in a variety of shapes and colors.