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Marston Marble Freeform 1.6KG, Lower Jurassic, UK

This Marston Marble freeform stands naturally on its own, making it an excellent display piece without the need for additional support. Sourced from Marston Magna in Somerset, within the Lower Jurassic Obtusum Zone, this fossil rich limestone formed around 200 million years ago in an ancient marine environment.

Marston Marble is not a true marble, but a sedimentary limestone distinguished by its abundance of fossilised ammonites. This piece contains a natural mix of Lower Jurassic ammonite forms, including Promicroceras, Asteroceras, Cymbites, Xipheroceras and related species.  Marston Marble is traditionally associated with grounding, stability and continuity, symbolising endurance and the long rhythms of natural cycles. 

The freeform has been carefully hand polished to reveal the fossil detail while maintaining the stone’s organic character. Please Note: Light hand polishing marks may be present please refer to the photographs for clarity.

Marston Marble is safe for gentle water contact, though cleaning is best carried out with a soft dry or lightly damp cloth rather than prolonged immersion.

Further Reading: Fossil Guide of Ammonite

Marston Marble Slice 11.5cm, Lower Jurassic, UK

Keywords: Stability, Continuity, Grounding, Legacy, Rhythm

Location: Lower Jurassic, Obtusum Zone, Marston Magna, Somerset, UK

Marston Marble is a fascinating fossil rich limestone found around Marston Magna in Somerset, England. Despite its name, it is not a true marble but a beautifully patterned sedimentary rock formed over 200 million years ago during the Early Jurassic period. The stone is filled with tiny ammonite fossils, their pale spirals contrasting against a deep grey or brown matrix, preserving a snapshot of ancient marine life from the days of early oceans.

Once used in local architecture and monuments, Marston Marble carries both geological and historical significance. It represents endurance, transformation and the continuity of natural cycles, linking us to the vast story of the earth’s evolution.

Safe to water cleanse? Yes, though best cleaned gently with a soft cloth rather than prolonged immersion

Spessartine Garnet 7,4cm, North Carolina, USA

This Spessartine Garnet specimen displays vibrant orange to reddish orange tones, characteristic of this manganese rich Garnet variety. 

Spessartine Garnet is a member of the Garnet group within the Silicate mineral class. It forms under high temperature conditions in metamorphic rocks and granite pegmatites, where manganese plays a key role in producing its distinctive fiery colouring. Crystals often develop in rounded or dodecahedral forms, reflecting its cubic crystal system.

Historically valued for its warmth and vitality, Spessartine Garnet has been admired both as a collector mineral and as a gemstone.

Traditionally associated with creativity, confidence and motivation, Spessartine Garnet resonates with the Sacral and Solar Plexus Chakras and is often chosen to support inspiration and forward momentum.

Although Garnet is generally water safe, water cleansing is not recommended for this specimen due to the delicate matrix. Clean gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

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Marston Marble Freeform 16cm, Lower Jurassic, UK

This Marston Marble freeform originates from Marston Magna, Somerset, within the Lower Jurassic Obtusum Zone. Despite its name, Marston Marble is not a true marble but a fossil rich sedimentary limestone formed around 200 million years ago in a shallow marine environment.The stone contains a natural assemblage of Lower Jurassic ammonites, including Promicroceras, Asteroceras, Cymbites, Xipheroceras and related ammonite forms.Each specimen is completely unique, with variations in fossil density, pattern and tone.

Marston Marble has long been valued locally and was historically used in architecture and monuments throughout Somerset, giving each piece both geological and historical significance. This freeform has been shaped and polished to highlight the fossil detail while retaining the natural character of the stone. 

Please note that light hand polishing marks may be visible; please refer to the photographs for detail.

Marston Marble is traditionally associated with stability, grounding and continuity, often viewed as a stone that reflects endurance, legacy and the steady rhythm of natural cycles.

Marston Marble is safe for gentle water contact, though cleaning is best carried out using a soft dry or lightly damp cloth rather than prolonged immersion.

Further Reading: Fossil Guide of Ammonite

Grossular Garnet Specimen | 81g | Lake Jaco, Coahuila, Mexico

A rare 'Raspberry' Grossular Garnet specimen weighing 81g from Lake Jaco, Coahuila, Mexico, displaying a deep pink-red tone and sparkling crystal texture. A striking and sought-after piece for collectors. One available. Sold as seen.

Grossular Garnet is a calcium aluminium silicate belonging to the Garnet group. It forms under metamorphic conditions, particularly in limestone-rich environments, where heat and pressure allow garnet crystals to develop. The distinctive colour of this variety is influenced by trace elements such as manganese and iron. Ancient cultures believed it brought abundance and stability, making it a talisman for merchants and healers.

Traditionally associated with growth, prosperity, and transformation, Grossular Garnet resonates with the Root, Sacral, and Heart Chakras, fostering emotional balance, stability, and personal growth.

Origin: Lake Jaco, Coahuila, Mexico
Crystal meaning: Growth, prosperity, stability, courage, transformation
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Stand not included. Browse stands here.

Staurolite Fairy Stone Natural Cross Twin | 4.6cm | Kola Peninsula, Russia

A natural Staurolite cross twin from the metamorphic heartland of the Kola Peninsula, rich in geological character.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 21.4g specimen (2.9x4.6x1.5cm) from Semiostrovye, Keivy, Kola Peninsula displays the iconic cross-shaped twin formation with real clarity, two dark brown-black Staurolite crystals intersecting naturally across a fine silvery grey matrix that glints with mica throughout. Staurolite is an iron aluminium silicate that forms only under conditions of intense regional metamorphism, its cross twinning one of the most geometrically precise natural phenomena in the mineral world.

Known as the fairy stone or fairy cross, Staurolite has carried deep symbolic meaning across cultures for centuries, prized as a talisman of protection, grounding, and connection to the natural world.

Origin: Semiostrovye, Keivy, Kola Peninsula, Russia
Crystal meaning: Protection, grounding, connection, steadiness
Water cleanse: Yes, gentle rinse only. Avoid prolonged soaking.

Polished Seraphinite Specimen 334gr, Russia

Location: Kola Peninsula , Russia

This polished Seraphinite specimen features deep green tones with silvery white feather like patterns created by natural chatoyancy. Its name is derived from Seraphim, celestial beings, inspired by the stone’s wing like reflective appearance.

Seraphinite is a Clinochlore variety within the Chlorite group and a Phyllosilicate mineral, formed through metamorphic processes under high pressure and low temperature. Iron content contributes to its rich green colour and distinctive Cat’s Eye effect.

Naturally formed and one of a kind, this piece is well suited as a hand held stone, altar piece or small display specimen. Seraphinite is traditionally associated with heart led transformation and spiritual growth.

Safe for gentle water cleansing, though prolonged soaking is not recommended due to its fibrous structure.

Please note that the stand shown is for display purposes only and is not included with the crystal. To purchase stands separately please click HERE.

Turquoise Specimen | 6.7cm | Cornwall, UK

A rare and characterful Cornish Turquoise specimen from one of the UK's most historically significant mineral localities.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 249.2g specimen (approximately 61x67x62mm) from the Gunheath Pit in St Austell, Cornwall is dominated by vivid sky blue Turquoise coating that wraps dramatically across the piece. Turquoise forms as a secondary phosphate mineral through the interaction of copper, aluminium, and phosphate-rich groundwater, with copper giving it its characteristic sky blue colouring. Cornish Turquoise is genuinely rare, forming in association with the copper-bearing mineral deposits historically worked across the Cornish mining landscape.

Turquoise is one of the oldest and most universally revered stones in the world, strongly connected to the Throat Chakra and associated with protection, wisdom, and clear communication.

Origin: Gunheath Pit, St Austell, Cornwall, UK
Crystal meaning: Protection, wisdom, communication, wholeness
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Turquoise is porous and can absorb water. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Permineralized Wood Specimen | 3.7cm | Germany

An ancient wood specimen preserved through natural fossilisation, where mineral-rich water gradually replaced the original organic material while retaining the wood's structure and grain. A subtle natural shimmer comes from tiny mineral crystals that formed inside the wood as it fossilised.

One Available: Sold as seen.

Size: 3.7x4x2cm. Weight: 12.7g.

Each piece is completely natural and one of a kind, offering both geological interest and a tangible connection to ancient forest environments. Permineralized wood is associated with grounding, stability, and long-term growth.

Origin: Germany
Crystal meaning: Grounding, stability, long-term growth
Water cleanse: Not suitable. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Seraphinite Sphere | 4.2cm | Russia

A beautifully rich Seraphinite sphere with deep swirling greens and silky chatoyant shimmer, completely individual.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 98g sphere (4.2cm diameter) from the Korshunovskoye iron ore deposit in Siberia, Russia, one of the only sources of this rare mineral in the world. Seraphinite is a rare variety of Clinochlore belonging to the Chlorite mineral group, its intense green colouring from its iron and magnesium silicate composition, with its characteristic silky sheen the result of densely packed microscopic crystal fibres.

Taking its name from the Seraphim, the highest order of angels, Seraphinite is considered one of the premier stones for spiritual connection, activating the Heart and higher Chakras and encouraging divine love and inner harmony.

Origin: Siberia, Russia
Crystal meaning: Spiritual connection, divine love, inner harmony, angelic energy
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Soft mineral. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Aquamarine and Muscovite Specimen | 2.8kg | Pingwu, China

An epic cluster of pale blue Aquamarine Beryl crystals nestled in shimmering Muscovite mica, from one of China's most celebrated mineral localities.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 2.8kg specimen (290x130x65mm) features multiple hexagonal Aquamarine crystals in soft glacial blue, set against a matrix of silvery Muscovite mica that catches the light with a fine, layered sparkle. The Pingwu Beryl Mine in Huya Township, Mianyang, Sichuan is internationally recognised for producing some of the finest Aquamarine-in-mica associations in the world, a result of the slow crystallisation of mineral-rich fluids within granite pegmatites deep beneath the Sichuan mountains.

Aquamarine carries the calm energy of still water, associated with clarity, emotional balance, and open communication. It resonates with the Throat Chakra, encouraging honest expression and thoughtful dialogue.

Origin: Pingwu Beryl Mine, Huya Township, Mianyang, Sichuan, China
Crystal meaning: Clarity, calm, communication, emotional balance
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Due to delicate Muscovite layers, clean gently with a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Please note: Stand not included. Stands can be purchased separately from our Stands & Accessories section.

Watermelon Tourmaline Specimen 4cm

Keywords: Love, Balance, Spiritual Connections, Growth, Harmony

Watermelon Tourmaline is a mesmerising gemstone known for its striking resemblance to the fruit after which it is named. It serves as a powerful ally for aligning the Heart and Crown Chakras, fostering a harmonious balance between love and spiritual growth. Watermelon Tourmaline embodies the elements of Earth and Water, evoking a sense of tranquillity and emotional stability.

Watermelon tourmaline forms in pegmatite veins within metamorphic rocks under high pressure and temperature conditions. Its distinctive pink and green hues result from variations in the mineral's composition during its formation. The pink core develops due to the presence of manganese, while the green rim forms from iron-rich components. As the tourmaline crystal grows, changes in chemical composition occur, leading to the unique watermelon-like coloration. This phenomenon is known as zoning, where different colour zones form within a single crystal.

Safe to water cleanse? No

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

Alexandrite Twin Crystal | 8.5mm | Brazil

A wonderfully rare natural Alexandrite twin crystal, shifting from green in daylight to reddish-brown under incandescent light.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 0.66g twin crystal (0.85x0.7x0.4cm) from Brazil features two crystals grown together in a single intergrown formation. Alexandrite is a chromium-bearing variety of Chrysoberyl, producing a dramatic colour shift caused by chromium absorbing light selectively across the visible spectrum. Fine natural Alexandrite has long commanded prices among the highest of any gemstone mineral in the world.

Alexandrite carries the energy of joy, adaptability, and inspired forward momentum, associated with good fortune and creative thinking.

Origin: Brazil
Crystal meaning: Joy, adaptability, good fortune, new beginnings
Water cleanse: Yes, gentle rinse only. Avoid prolonged soaking.

Watermelon Tourmaline in Smokey Quartz | 15.5cm | On Stand | Brazil

A Watermelon Tourmaline in Smokey Quartz specimen measuring 15.5cm, supplied with a hand-formed display stand. A visually balanced and geologically interesting combination of two distinct minerals. One available. Sold as seen.

Watermelon Tourmaline is a variety of Elbaite that forms in granite pegmatites, displaying characteristic pink and green colour zoning. Smokey Quartz develops when natural radiation interacts with Quartz during formation, giving it its distinctive smoky hue. Together they create a naturally complementary pairing.

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

Origin: Brazil
Crystal meaning: Balance, emotional harmony, grounding, integration
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth or light brushing only.

Please note: Stand included. The stand is hand-formed and not factory finished — minor irregularities are present. The specimen is lightly secured and can be repositioned or removed if preferred.

Australian Sand Fossil Opal 2.7cm

Keywords: Clarity, Purity, Inspiration, Balance, Spirituality

Location: Australia

This unique fossilised opal contains natural sand inclusions, captured and preserved within the stone over millions of years. As the opal formed, ancient grains of sand became embedded within its structure, creating a beautiful, earthy texture that tells a story of time, pressure, and transformation. This opal cabochon is ideal for all types of jewellery making, offering vibrant colour and a smooth, polished finish perfect for rings, pendants, earrings, or custom designs.

Safe to water cleanse? No

Green Tourmaline in Smokey Quartz | 12cm | Brazil

An elegant Smokey Quartz point with Green Tourmaline running throughout, a natural co-growth from Brazil's pegmatitic formations.

One piece available, sold as seen. Stand included.

This 112g specimen (approximately 7.4x3.5x3cm, 175g including stand) from Brazil features a naturally translucent Smokey Quartz point with Green Tourmaline running throughout as elongated formations. Smokey Quartz forms when natural radiation interacts with Quartz, while Tourmaline develops in mineral-rich environments where Iron, Magnesium, and Lithium contribute to its colour variation.

Smokey Quartz grounds and protects, while Green Tourmaline brings heart-centred growth, abundance, and a revitalising connection to nature.

Origin: Brazil
Crystal meaning: Grounding, protection, growth, abundance
Water cleanse: Yes, gentle rinse only on the crystal. Do not wet the stand.

Alexandrite Twin Natural Crystal | 1cm | Brazil

A rare and captivating natural Alexandrite twin crystal, shifting from vivid green in daylight to reddish-brown under incandescent light.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 0.78g twin crystal (1x1x0.3cm) from Brazil features two individual crystals grown together in perfect union. Alexandrite is a chromium-rich variety of Chrysoberyl celebrated for its extraordinary colour change, a phenomenon caused by chromium's unique interaction with different wavelengths of light. Brazilian Alexandrite is considered among the finest in the world, and a twinned natural specimen of this quality is an exceptional find.

A stone of transformation, adaptability, and joyful optimism, the twin formation adding a meaningful quality of harmony and partnership.

Origin: Brazil
Crystal meaning: Transformation, adaptability, joy, luck, confidence
Water cleanse: Yes, gentle rinse only. Avoid prolonged soaking.

Marston Marble Freeform 22cm, Lower Jurassic, UK

This Marston Marble freeform  originates from Marston Magna, Somerset, within the Lower Jurassic Obtusum Zone. Formed around 200 million years ago, Marston Marble is a fossil rich sedimentary limestone, despite its traditional name.

The stone contains a natural assemblage of Lower Jurassic ammonites, including Promicroceras, Asteroceras, Cymbites, Xipheroceras and related forms. These fossilised ammonites appear as pale spiral shapes set within a darker grey to brown limestone matrix, preserving a diverse snapshot of early Jurassic marine life from a single geological environment.

This piece has been hand polished to enhance the fossil detail while retaining the natural character of the stone.

Please Note: Light hand polishing marks may be visible please refer to the photographs for detail.

Marston Marble is traditionally associated with stability, grounding and continuity, reflecting endurance, legacy and the steady rhythm of natural cycles.

This piece does not stand upright on its own. It can be displayed naturally resting on its side or supported upright using a suitable stand, depending on preference.

Marston Marble is safe for gentle water contact, though cleaning is best carried out using a soft dry or lightly damp cloth rather than prolonged immersion.

Further Reading: Fossil Guide of Ammonite

Seraphinite Specimen 0.5kg, Russia

Location: Kola Peninsula , Russia

This rare Seraphinite specimen features a half natural and half polished finish, showcasing both the raw fibrous texture and the stone’s silky chatoyant patterns. The polished surface reveals silver white feather like markings against deep green tones, while the natural section preserves its original structure.

Seraphinite is a Clinochlore variety belonging to the Chlorite group and classified as a Phyllosilicate mineral. It forms through metamorphic processes under high pressure and low temperature conditions, with iron content contributing to its deep green colour and internal structure producing its distinctive chatoyant effect.

Named after the Seraphim due to its feather like reflective patterns, Seraphinite is traditionally associated with heart led transformation and gentle spiritual growth. This completely one of a kind piece is ideal for collectors seeking an uncommon display specimen.

Please Note: Although Seraphinite is generally considered safe for water cleansing, this specimen is not recommended for water exposure due to its mixed finish. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth only.

Astrophyllite Cabochon | 31mm | Russia

A polished astrophyllite cabochon, showcasing one of the mineral world’s most visually distinctive inclusions.

The base is a creamy off-white feldspar, smooth and domed to a high polish. Set within it are bold, blade-like astrophyllite crystals in deep bronze-black — some running the full width of the cab in sweeping diagonal strokes, others clustering in shorter, denser groupings. A small pocket of fine druzy sparkle sits at the centre, catching the light against the matte blades. The profile is slim and even, with the inclusions visible from all angles. The reverse is flat and unpolished, showing the natural character of the host rock.

Associated with the solar plexus and crown chakras, astrophyllite is known as a stone of self-knowledge and soul purpose — illuminating hidden aspects of the self and supporting deep inner transformation. A grounding yet expansive energy.

Water cleanse? : Safe.

One piece available, sold as seen.