"Goddess Diana, also known as Artemis in Greek mythology, is associated with the moon, hunting, and wilderness. Goddess Diana, who is closely associated with the moon, one might draw parallels between the reflective and transformative nature of crystals and the mystical qualities of the moon."

Adularia crystal on a rock with dirty white background

Adularia

Adularia is a captivating crystal with unique features that have fascinated enthusiasts for ages. When you first look at it, you'll notice its soft, pearly white color. Like polished stone, its smooth texture and layers create a beautiful pattern resembling delicate cloud formations.

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Dianite

Dianite is a gorgeous, dappled light blue to dark blue or blue-green stone that is extremely rare. Only one deposit has been found to date, located in the Murun Complex in Siberia, Russia.

A Staurolite crystal on a black granite

Staurolite

Staurolite is a gem that captivates with its distinctive physical color. This beautiful crystal has shades of brown from reddish-brown to dark brown, frequently with gorgeous black undertones.

A green agate bracelet on a table

Green Agate

Green Agate, a semi-precious gemstone, is a type of Chalcedony that belongs to the Quartz family. It is characterized by its beautiful green color, which can vary from light to dark shades, and is often found in striped patterns. 

A ruby necklace on a red cloth

Ruby

Ruby is red-colored Corundum that gets its color from chromium. It can also show many other colors, as it exists with scores of minerals like Apatite, Pyrite, Muscovite, Kyanite, Painite, and Calcite, to name a few. 

Heart shape Malachite on a wood background

Malachite

Malachite has influenced cultures for centuries because of its intriguing swirls, bold green color, and healing benefits. It is a copper carbonate hydroxide mineral, with its beautiful green shades forming during the oxidation process of copper.

Hand Holding Amethyst Geode Cluster

Amethyst

Tutankhamun, St. Valentine, and a long line of Catholic Bishops loved Amethysts, probably due to Amethyst’s purple color (the color of royalty), which owes its color to heating processes and iron impurities from 130 million years ago. Known as the Gem of Fire and Purple Quartz, Amethyst was also once as pricey as diamonds. Ancient Egyptians, Hindus, Christians, and many other cultures used Amethyst amulets for protection.

A moonstone crystal on a necklace

Moonstone

Moonstone is an orthoclase-feldspar stone with many color energies and is gorgeous from every angle. Did you know ancient Romans wore Moonstones for love and victory? They believed Moonstones linked the wearer to the moon goddess, Diana.

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