Andalusite is a strongly pleochroic gem, which means that it can display different colors when viewed from different angles.
Andesine Feldspar is a variety of labradorite that has a reddish with traces of green and yellow color; the most valuable color range from red to honey-red.
Seraphinite is a dark green crystal that helps purify and align your energy system and chakras to embody pure Light energy, as well as attune to & connect with Angels.
Zircon is an energy-stimulating stone that can help “wake up” any chakra. It is also good for grounding idealistic or imaginative visions into practical applications. They amplify other stones and can also be used as psychic protection.
Sardonyx is a type of onyx, but with a brown rather than a black base (onyx is mostly known to be black).
It has been long believed that amazonite is a soothing stone, that calms the brain and nervous system. It is thought to aid in bringing good health and helps in balancing masculine and feminine energies.
Gemstones are natural mineral crystals that can be cut and polished to meet the requirements for making jewelry. That is to say, gemstones need to be beautiful in color, hard, rare, and precious.
The stone is also able to help us calm, focus, and communicate more peacefully with our minds during meditation.
Mali Garnet is one of the hybrid garnets, a mixture of grossular and andradite garnets. It gets its name from the African country where it was first discovered.
Nuummite is an opaque metamorphic rock with an iridescent onyx western play of color. Its chief constituent minerals are gedrite and anthophyllite.
Howlite is an interesting grayish-white mineral that is sometimes referred to as white turquoise because of its distinctive veining.
Watermelon Tourmaline supports heart-centered awareness, calming the mind and emotions and bringing us into alignment with deep joy and peace.
Psilomelane is a group name for hard black manganese oxides. Psilomelane is sometimes erroneously called black hematite, despite not being related to true hematite, which is an iron oxide.
The colorless precious beryl is known as goshenite. It is named after the small town of Goshen in Western Massachusetts where it was first described.