Mineral stone

Green is a vibrant color that’s beloved by much of humanity, reminding us of the tranquility of nature. Here is a list of 13 green crystals, rocks, minerals and gemstones that can be found in nature.

What would you say when I ask which gemstone is the prettiest? Most will probably say diamond, ruby or sapphire. But I’m going to show you some of the most beautiful gemstones that you may not know. This list combines commonly known gems, like opal and amethyst, with some rare and exotic minerals. They represent some… Read More »50 Most Beautiful Gemstones You’ve Ever Seen

A veszeylite mineral from Philipsburg, Montana, United States.

I had always had a fascination with stones and rocks , their shape, colour, texture, tactile feel, the ability to change colour in water and their silent permanence. Hence, today’s selection.…

Do you know what is a Herkimer diamond? Even though people call it a diamond, it is not a precious gem at all but a double terminated crystal found in the Mohawk River in New

Rare Phosphophyllite - Unificada Mine, Potosi, Bolivia

Amethyst crystals are one of the world’s most popular gemstones and have been in use for thousands of years. Believed healing properties of the stone are rather impressive and trace back to ancient Greek beliefs. In fact, the word ‘amethyst’ comes from the Greek word amethystos, which means sober and alludes to the idea of maintaining a solid, sober mindset 💜 Natural amethyst stones are connected to the third eye and crown chakras.

Carly Waito's small oil paintings, measuring roughly 5x6 inches, of crystals and minerals are stunning. When I first saw them, I did a double take wondering if they were real or in fact paintings. I am just mesmerized at her...

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Dioptase, Kakoveld, Kunene Region, Namibia, thumbnail, 2.8 x 0.9 x 0.7 cm, Elongated and slender, this glassy and translucent, deep emerald green dioptase crystal, has multiple terminations., For sale from The Arkenstone, www.iRocks.com. For more details on this piece and others, visit https://www.irocks.com/minerals/specimen/45210