Placing crystals in the west of your home can enhance creativity, promote emotional balance, and attract helpful people into your life. Incorporating this practice into your Feng Shui can help you achieve your goals, manifest your desires, and bring balance to your environment. Discover the power of using crystals in the west of your home to promote overall well-being and success.

ocho geode crystal on red surface

Ocho Geode

Ocho Geodes are small stones, usually found in the Tres Pinheiros region of Brazil. Found in a range of beautiful colors and patterns, Ocho Geodes are Agate stones layered with minerals with a hollow core filled with Druzy Quartz. These wonders of nature are formed as minerals, passing through the rock and clinging to the sides before growing into Quartz crystals.

okenite on wooden surface

Okenite

Okenite is a Zeolite and a silicate mineral found in basalt geodes, typically in a white cotton ball formation. The mineral mostly forms fibrous, radiating acicular, or spherical shapes and may be transparent or translucent. 

iceland spar on mossy rock

Iceland Spar

Iceland Spar is a variety of Calcite with high clarity, transparency, and birefringence, first found in Helgustadir Mine, Eskifjord, Iceland. It is also known as Optical Calcite, Icelandic Spar, Iceland Spar Calcite, Iceland Crystal, Clear Calcium Carbonate, Silver Rock, and Clear Calcite.

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Blue Quartz

Beautiful Blue Quartz is a rare gemstone. It exhibits a calming shade of blue that looks like the sky on a clear day. The hues of Blue Quartz range from pale to deep sky blue.

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Blue John

Blue John is known for its beautiful appearance. Patterns of soft pastel colors, like blues, yellows, and purples, move around. It looks airy because it is smooth and see-through. Collectors love Blue John crystals because they have a deep color when they are cleaned.

Azure-Malachite

Azure-Malachite

Azure-Malachite's unusual properties captivate crystal collectors and enthusiasts. People know this stone for how beautiful it looks. It typically has a beautiful marbled or banded pattern in azure blue and emerald green. Its delicate designs, which look like artist's brushes, are loved by people who like minerals.

amphibole quartz on blue fabric

Amphibole

Amphibole is an intriguing crystal that has fascinated people for a long time. It has special qualities that attract those who love crystals. Let's explore this fascinating mineral together.

polished Agate Jasper on a dark background

Agate Jasper

To fully understand what Agate Jasper is we first need to understand what Agate, Jasper, and Chalcedony each are. Chalcedony is an overall term for microscopic Quartz, encompassing a few varieties. Agates and Jasper are different types of Chalcedony that each form in numerous varieties. 

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Gibbsite

Gibbsite is a type of Bauxite seen in white, blue, gray, or yellow with a vitreous luster. Technically, it is an aluminum hydroxide forming prismatic, tabular, spherical, botryoidal, pisolitic, stalactitic, twinned, flattened, or crusty minerals.

Gyrolite on dark background

Gyrolite

This phyllosilicate mineral forms in sheets or layers that make up the balls or spherical shapes that we call Gyrolite. It is found in combination with other crystals, such as Quartz, Calcite, or other minerals of the Zeolite family that it is a part of.

Taaffeite crystal built on a pendant necklace. Image Source: Etsy.com | SapphireGemsJewels

Taaffeite

Taaffeite is a beautiful stone that enchants. It draws you in with its color, texture, and design. Belonging to the Beryl family, Taaffeite is a rare and precious gemstone known for its stunning colors, ranging from delicate lavender to intense mauve or violet, with occasional pink, red, or blue tints.  With a hardness ranging from 8 to 8.5 on the Mohs scale, it is highly durable, making it suitable for use in jewelry. The history of Taaffeite is relatively short but captivating. It was initially mistaken for Spinel after its discovery in Sri Lanka due to its similar appearance.

A Cut Banded Agate on the floor

Agate

Agate is a microcrystalline form of Quartz that is classified as a type of Chalcedony. Agates vary in degree of translucent and can display intricate banding, plumage, dendritic, fort-like, or moss-like patterning.

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