In Andean mythology, Pachamama is a revered goddess associated with Mother Earth and fertility. Crystals, with their connection to the Earth and their inherent energies, align with Pachamama's essence. They symbolize the natural abundance and grounding energy of the Earth. Crystals can be seen as offerings to Pachamama, representing our gratitude and connection to the Earth's nurturing power. They can also be used for grounding, healing, and connecting with the wisdom of Pachamama. Crystals serve as reminders of our harmonious relationship with nature and our responsibility to care for the Earth.

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Petrified Wood

Petrified Wood is a fossilized rock transformed due to the “petrification of the rock” from organic materials. Some varieties show earthy tones of the original wood, while others may exhibit vibrant colors, like green, orange, gold, blue, and purple, sometimes with opalescence and iridescence.

picture jasper on granite platform

Kalahari Picture Stone

The Kalahari Desert Stone is a type of Picture Jasper with sedimentary origins. It’s usually tan, beige, cream, or pale yellow with black, brown, red, or gray veining. The stone is captivating as it reflects the terrain and topography of the Kalahari Desert.

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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.

achroite on black background

Achroite

Nestled within the elbaite group of the Tourmaline family, Achroite is a standout with its pristine transparency and dreamlike aura. Tourmalines usually occur in a vast spectrum of colors, but Anchorite's charm lies in its colorless purity, a rarity in the gem world.

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.

Green Chlorite Quartz on a wooden pedestal

Green Chlorite Quartz

Green Chlorite Quartz is composed of silicon dioxide with substantial inclusions of Green Chlorite, which includes iron, magnesium, and aluminum.

Lodolite aka Lodalite crystal on a black and reflective background

Lodalite

Lodalite is a naturally occurring fusion of Clear Quartz with organic matter, so it’s called Inclusion Quartz or Lodalite Quartz. It refers to Quartz crystals with intermediate minerals as inclusions. They may be small, medium, or large.

Elongated shaped Harlequin Quartz on finger tips

Harlequin Quartz

Harlequin Quartz is the trade name for Milky, Clear, or Smoky Quartz with Hematite (red) and Lepidocrocite (silver) inclusions. These inclusions resemble stars or sparkling clouds and bring benefits such as passion and balance.

An Astrophyllite crystal on a black background

Astrophyllite

Astrophyllite is a rare crystal that is most commonly metallic shades of brown and gold in color. This glimmering crystal can form within both a light or dark-colored matrix and in combination with several other crystals as a Pegmatite.

A Quantum Quattro Sphere crystal on a metal pedestal

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.

An ammonite on a mirror

Ammonite

Ammonite is a unique fossilized shell belonging to an extinct group of marine animals known as "ammonoids" of the class Cephalopoda. This captivating shell comes in various colors, from deep browns to vibrant rainbows.

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Pink Opal

Did you know Pink Opal was identified in 2011? It doesn’t boast a long history like most Opals, used since 4,000 B.C. With many gemstones confused for others in the past, Pink Opal was mistaken for other pink crystals like Rose Quartz. 

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