Sugilite Rough Mineral 3.44gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

This Sugilite rough specimen displays the deep purple tones that are characteristic of this rare mineral. As a natural rough piece, the surface retains its original formation texture, revealing subtle colour variations and natural structure created during geological growth.

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi. Each specimen is entirely natural and unique, with variations in tone and internal structure reflecting the mineral conditions present during its formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently using a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 1.18gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, from whom it takes its name. Some of the most sought after material originates from manganese deposits in South Africa, where its vivid colour and rarity have made it highly valued by collectors.

Each specimen is completely natural and unique, with subtle variations in colour and structure reflecting the mineral conditions present during its formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently using a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 1.65gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms within manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first documented in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, whose name it now carries. Today, some of the most notable Sugilite specimens come from manganese deposits in South Africa, where the mineral’s vibrant colour and limited availability make it particularly desirable among collectors.

Each specimen is completely natural and unique, with variations in tone, pattern and structure reflecting the conditions present during its formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently with a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 0.98gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that develops within manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, from whom it takes its name. Some of the most recognised material comes from manganese deposits in South Africa, where its strong colour and limited occurrence make it particularly sought after.

Each specimen is entirely natural and unique, with subtle differences in colour and structure shaped by the conditions present during its formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is commonly linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is often chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently using a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 1.95gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, from whom it takes its name. Some of the most well known material originates from manganese deposits in South Africa, where its vivid colouring and limited availability have made it highly desirable among collectors.

Each Sugilite specimen is completely natural and one of a kind, with variations in colour and internal structure reflecting the mineral conditions present during its formation. As a natural rough piece, its surface retains the raw texture created during formation, highlighting the stone’s natural structure and colour variation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently with a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Please Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 1.81gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, from whom it takes its name. Today, some of the most notable Sugilite material originates from manganese deposits in South Africa, where its vivid colouring and rarity have made it highly sought after by collectors.

Every Sugilite specimen is completely natural and unique, with subtle variations in colour and structure reflecting the mineral conditions during formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is commonly linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is often chosen to support intuition, clarity and thoughtful reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently with a soft cloth rather than water.

Please Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Charoite with Tinaksite and Aegirine Slice 14.5cm, Russia, Sold as Seen

This light, bright Charoite slice features vibrant, gemmy Tinaksite and dark Aegirine inclusions, creating beautiful contrast against the soft violet base. The polished surfaces enhance the natural sheen and flowing internal patterns, allowing flashes of golden Tinaksite and deeper linear Aegirine to stand out clearly. One corner has been cut diagonally, giving the slice a distinctive geometric finish.

All sides are polished. The slice does not stand securely on its own and is best displayed with a stand.

Charoite is a rare potassium calcium sodium silicate formed through complex metamorphic processes in Siberia, Russia. Tinaksite, a calcium titanium silicate, and Aegirine, a sodium iron silicate, commonly occur alongside Charoite and contribute to its striking mineral combination. Mohs hardness approximately 5 to 6, ideal for display.

Spiritually, Charoite is associated with transformation and insight. Tinaksite is often linked to motivation, while Aegirine is connected with grounding and focus, creating a balanced and visually dynamic piece.

Safe to water cleanse: Quick rinse only

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Charoite Slice 14.8cm, Russia, Sold as Seen

This dark Charoite slice displays deep violet tones with strong internal movement. The side edges are smoothly polished to enhance the colour and sheen, while the top remains naturally rough, preserving its original texture and contrast.

*As much as this slice can stand alone on a flat stable surface, we do recommend the slice is best displayed with a stand, as it might fall over during any movement or not flat surface.

The combination of polished sides and raw upper surface creates a balanced piece that highlights both formation and finish.

Charoite is a rare potassium calcium sodium silicate formed through metamorphic processes and found mainly in Siberia, Russia. Its fibrous structure produces the flowing patterns and subtle chatoyancy visible when polished. Mohs hardness 5 to 6, ideal for display.

Spiritually, Charoite is associated with transformation, clarity and inner strength. Linked to the Crown and Heart Chakras, it is often chosen to support calm focus during periods of change.

Safe to water cleanse: Quick rinse only

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Charoite Rough Edge Slice 15.5cm, Russia, Sold as Seen

This Charoite slice has a beautifully vibrant sheen that really comes alive in the light. The polished face reveals rich violet tones and flowing, almost painterly patterns, while the natural rough edges frame the piece and preserve its original outer texture. The contrast gives a lovely balance between refined and raw.

Charoite is a rare potassium calcium sodium silicate formed through complex metamorphic processes and found mainly in Siberia, Russia. Its fibrous internal structure creates the distinctive swirling movement and soft chatoyancy seen when polished. Mohs hardness 5 to 6, best suited for display.

Spiritually, Charoite is associated with transformation, clarity and inner strength. Linked to the Crown and Heart Chakras, it is often chosen to support calm awareness during times of change.

Safe to water cleanse: Quick rinse only

Charoite Self Standing Slice 9.5cm | Rough Edges, Russia, Sold as Seen

This Charoite self standing slice displays deeper, darker violet tones with striking internal movement. The polished faces reveal flowing fibrous patterns and a soft natural sheen, while the rough outer edges preserve the original growth texture.

Charoite is a rare potassium, calcium, sodium, silicate formed through complex metamorphic processes and found almost exclusively in Siberia, Russia. Its interlocking fibres create the characteristic swirling patterns and subtle chatoyant effect visible when cut and polished. Mohs hardness 5 to 6, best suited for display.

Spiritually, Charoite is associated with transformation, strength and clarity. Linked to the Crown and Heart Chakras, it is often chosen to support grounded awareness during periods of change.

Safe to water cleanse: Quick rinse only

Charoite Self Standing Slice 10cm | Rough Edges Russia, Sold as Seen

This Charoite self standing slice displays deeper, darker violet tones with striking internal movement. The polished faces reveal flowing fibrous patterns and a soft natural sheen, while the rough outer edges preserve the original growth texture.

Charoite is a rare potassium, calcium, sodium, silicate formed through complex metamorphic processes and found almost exclusively in Siberia, Russia. Its interlocking fibres create the characteristic swirling patterns and subtle chatoyant effect visible when cut and polished. Mohs hardness 5 to 6, best suited for display.

Spiritually, Charoite is associated with transformation, strength and clarity. Linked to the Crown and Heart Chakras, it is often chosen to support grounded awareness during periods of change.

Safe to water cleanse: Quick rinse only

Charoite Standing Freeform 123 Grams, Russia, Sold as Seen

This high quality Charoite freeform is self standing and beautifully finished half rough and half polished. The polished surface reveals rich violet tones with a silky natural sheen, while the rough section preserves the original texture of the crystal, allowing both formation and internal pattern to be clearly seen in one piece.

Charoite is a rare potassium, calcium, sodium, silicate formed through complex metamorphic processes and found almost exclusively in Siberia, Russia. Its fibrous structure creates the flowing, chatoyant effect visible when polished. Mohs hardness 5 to 6, best suited for display.

Spiritually, Charoite is associated with transformation, clarity and emotional resilience. It is linked to the Crown and Heart Chakras and is often chosen to support steady growth during times of change.

Safe to water cleanse: Quick rinse only

Yowah Boulder Opal Rough 7cm

This Boulder Opal rough specimen shows natural flashes of colour set within its matrix, a defining feature of Boulder Opal. The contrast between vibrant opal and earthy host rock highlights its natural formation and makes each piece visually unique.

Boulder Opal is a hydrated silicon dioxide mineraloid formed when silica rich solutions fill natural cracks within the host stone. Unlike seam opal, it remains attached to its matrix, preserving a strong connection to its geological environment.

Traditionally associated with connection, harmony and Earth energy, Boulder Opal is linked with the Heart and Third Eye Chakras, supporting emotional balance and intuitive awareness.

Boulder Opal is safe for brief water cleansing, though gentle handling is recommended.

Please note: Shown in wet and dry state.

Rubellite Tourmaline in Quartz Specimen on stand 14cm, Brazil

This Rubellite Tourmaline in Quartz specimen features naturally formed pink to red Rubellite Tourmaline crystals set within Quartz.

Please note: The stand is hand formed and not factory finished, so minor irregularities are present. The specimen is lightly secured and can be easily removed or repositioned if you prefer to use your own stand. The piece will arrive with the stand included.

Rubellite is a pink to red variety of Tourmaline belonging to the Silicate mineral group. It forms within granite pegmatites, where slow cooling allows elongated crystals with strong colour saturation to develop. The surrounding Quartz formed from silica rich fluids, supporting and preserving the Tourmaline during growth.

Traditionally, Rubellite Tourmaline is associated with love, compassion and emotional healing. Strongly connected to the Heart Chakra, it is often chosen to support self expression, emotional openness and gentle inner balance. 

Please note: Water cleansing is not recommended for rough Rubellite Tourmaline specimens. Clean gently using a soft dry cloth or light brushing only.

Watermelon Tourmaline in Smokey Quartz Specimen on Stand 15.5cm, Brazil

Watermelon Tourmaline is a variety of Elbaite that forms in granite pegmatites, while Smoky Quartz develops when natural radiation interacts with Quartz, giving it its smoky hue. Together, they create a visually balanced and geologically interesting specimen.

Please note: The stand is hand formed and not factory finished, so minor irregularities are present. The specimen is lightly secured and can be easily removed or repositioned if you prefer to use your own stand. The piece will arrive with the stand included.

Traditionally, Watermelon Tourmaline is associated with balance, emotional harmony and integration, while Smoky Quartz is linked to grounding and stability. This combination is often chosen to support calm reflection and steady emotional awareness.

This specimen is not recommended for water cleansing. Clean gently using a soft dry cloth or light brushing only.

Seriphos Quartz Specimen 3.5cm, Greece

Keywords: Amplify, Revitalising , Cleanse, Balance, Energise

Location: Greece

Seriphos Quartz is a rare and striking form of green Quartz found only on the Greek island of Serifos in the Aegean Sea. Known for its vivid colour and sharply defined crystal shapes, it is one of the most distinctive regional Quartz varieties in the world.

Seriphos Quartz forms within metamorphic rocks that have been altered by intense heat and pressure deep within the Earth. During this process, hot mineral rich fluids move through fractures in the rock and begin to crystallise. The colouring can range from soft pale green to deep olive or even bluish tones depending on the specific balance of mineral inclusions and geological conditions at the time of formation. Seriphos Quartz is found exclusively on Serifos, where historic mining sites exposed pockets of beautifully formed crystals perched on matrix or growing in radiating clusters.

Safe to water cleanse? No

Please Note: Comes with acrylic and white tag, easy for you to remove.