Aquamarine and Muscovite Specimen 2.8KG, China

Location: Pingwu Beryl Mine, Huya Township, Mianyang, Sichuan, China

This impressive Aquamarine and Muscovite specimen weighs approximately 2.8kg and originates from the Pingwu Beryl Mine in Huya Township, Mianyang, Sichuan, China, a locality recognised for producing attractive Aquamarine crystals within mica rich matrix.

The specimen features many pale blue Aquamarine Beryl crystals set alongside shimmering Muscovite mica. Muscovite is a common mica mineral that forms thin sheet like crystals, often giving specimens a subtle sparkle.

Aquamarine forms within granite pegmatites, where mineral rich fluids allow large hexagonal Beryl crystals to develop slowly over time. Muscovite commonly grows in the same geological environment, making this combination a classic association from the Pingwu region.

Traditionally associated with clarity, calm communication and emotional balance, Aquamarine resonates strongly with the Throat Chakra, encouraging open expression and thoughtful communication.

Care: Due to the presence of delicate Muscovite layers, water cleansing is not recommended. Clean gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Smithsonite Specimen 123gr, China

Smithsonite develops as a secondary mineral in zinc rich ore deposits, forming when mineral bearing solutions react with surrounding rock in oxidation zones. Over time, this process produces the rounded surfaces and layered textures that are characteristic of the species.

The mineral was named after James Smithson, the British scientist whose bequest led to the creation of the Smithsonian Institution. Today, Smithsonite is appreciated by collectors for its unusual formations and varied colours.

Traditionally associated with emotional balance, harmony and thoughtful communication, Smithsonite is linked to the Heart and Throat Chakras, where it is often chosen to support calm expression and a steady mindset.

Care: Due to its relatively soft composition, Smithsonite should not be cleansed with water. Clean gently using a soft dry cloth or brush.

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Smithsonite Specimen 280gr, China

This Smithsonite specimen weighs approximately 280g and displays the mineral’s characteristic rounded formations with a soft natural lustre. The gentle textures and subtle colour variation highlight the unique botryoidal growth patterns that make Smithsonite such a distinctive mineral species.

Smithsonite is a zinc carbonate mineral that forms in the oxidation zones of zinc rich deposits. Over time, mineral rich solutions deposit layers that gradually build the rounded surfaces and smooth mineral textures commonly seen in specimens of this mineral.

Traditionally associated with calm communication, harmony and emotional balance, Smithsonite is linked to the Heart and Throat Chakras, where it is often chosen to support gentle expression and a sense of inner steadiness.

Care: Due to its relatively soft structure, Smithsonite is not recommended for water cleansing. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth or brush only.

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Smithsonite Specimen 0.5KG, China

This Smithsonite specimen displays smooth natural formations and soft mineral lustre that highlight the mineral’s distinctive botryoidal growth patterns. The rounded textures and subtle colour variations make Smithsonite a visually appealing addition to any mineral collection.

Smithsonite is a zinc carbonate mineral that forms in the oxidation zones of zinc ore deposits. Over time, mineral rich solutions deposit layers that create the rounded, often grape like surfaces that are characteristic of the species.

Traditionally associated with emotional balance, harmony and communication, Smithsonite is linked to the Heart and Throat Chakras, where it is often chosen to support calm expression and inner steadiness.

Care: Due to its relatively soft structure, Smithsonite should not be cleansed with water. Clean gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

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Hemimorphite Specimen 1.2KG

This Hemimorphite specimen displays soft blue crystalline formations across its natural surface, creating a delicate and visually striking mineral display. The gentle colour and crystal texture make it a particularly attractive piece for collectors and mineral enthusiasts.

Hemimorphite is a hydrated zinc silicate mineral that forms during the oxidation of zinc rich ore deposits. Over time, mineral rich solutions allow fine crystals to develop along the surface of host rock, often creating sparkling crystalline clusters or rounded formations.

The name Hemimorphite comes from the Greek words hemi meaning half and morph meaning shape, referring to the mineral’s unusual crystal structure where each end of the crystal forms differently.

Traditionally associated with communication, compassion and emotional balance, Hemimorphite is linked to the Throat and Heart Chakras, where it is often chosen to support honest expression, empathy and inner harmony.

Care: Due to its delicate structure, Hemimorphite is not recommended for water cleansing. Clean gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

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Malachite Sphere 1.8KG, Congo

This impressive Malachite sphere weighs approximately 1.8kg, showcasing the mineral’s rich green colouring and natural banded patterns. The polished spherical shape allows the intricate swirls and layered formations within the stone to be appreciated from every angle, making it a striking display piece.

Malachite forms as a secondary mineral in the oxidation zones of copper deposits, where copper rich fluids react with surrounding rock. Over time, this process creates the distinctive concentric and flowing banding that gives Malachite its recognisable appearance.

Traditionally associated with transformation, protection and awareness, Malachite resonates strongly with the Heart Chakra, where it is often chosen to support emotional growth, clarity and personal development.

Care: Due to its copper content, Malachite should not be cleansed with water. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth only.

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Malachite Sphere 1KG, Congo

This striking Malachite sphere weighs approximately 1kg and displays the mineral’s well known rich green banding. The polished sphere shape allows the natural patterns and layered formations within the stone to be seen from every angle, creating a visually dynamic display piece.

Malachite is a secondary copper carbonate mineral that forms in the oxidation zones of copper deposits. As mineral rich fluids interact with surrounding rock, layers of Malachite gradually develop, creating the distinctive swirling and concentric banding for which the stone is known.

Traditionally associated with transformation and awareness, Malachite resonates strongly with the Heart Chakra, where it is often chosen to support emotional growth, clarity and a deeper understanding of personal patterns.

Care: Due to its copper content, Malachite should not be cleansed with water. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth only.

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Lapis Lazuli Egg 0.6KG, Madani Afghanistan

This Lapis Lazuli egg comes from the well known Madani mining region of Afghanistan, a locality long recognised for producing some of the finest Lapis Lazuli in the world. The polished egg form beautifully showcases the stone’s deep royal blue colour, often scattered with natural golden Pyrite inclusions that add subtle sparkle across the surface.

Lapis Lazuli develops through the metamorphism of limestone, where the mineral Lazurite forms alongside Calcite and Pyrite. These minerals combine to create the distinctive blue stone with its characteristic golden flecks and occasional lighter veining.

The egg shape is traditionally seen as a symbol of renewal and potential, making pieces like this both visually striking and symbolically meaningful for display. Associated with truth, wisdom and authentic communication, Lapis Lazuli is linked to the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, where it is often chosen to support clarity of thought, self expression and intuitive awareness.

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Lapis Lazuli Egg 1.1KG, Madani Afghanistan

This striking Lapis Lazuli egg originates from the renowned Madani mines of Afghanistan, one of the most historically significant sources of high quality Lapis Lazuli in the world. The polished egg shape highlights the stone’s rich royal blue colouring, often accented by natural flecks of golden Pyrite that shimmer across the surface.

Lapis Lazuli forms through the metamorphism of limestone, where Lazurite develops alongside minerals such as Calcite and Pyrite. This combination gives the stone its characteristic deep blue appearance with metallic golden inclusions.

The egg shape symbolises renewal, unity and potential, making this a particularly meaningful display piece.Traditionally associated with truth, wisdom and clear communication, Lapis Lazuli resonates strongly with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, supporting self expression, insight and deeper awareness.

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Chrysocolla Pendant 6cm Set In 925 Silver With Chain

This Chrysocolla pendant measures approximately 6cm and is set in solid 925 silver, supplied with a matching 18 inch silver chain. Originating from Peru, the stone displays rich blue and green tones shaped entirely by natural mineral processes.

Chrysocolla is a hydrated copper aluminium silicate that forms as a secondary mineral within the oxidation zones of copper deposits. It commonly develops alongside Malachite, Azurite and Quartz, with its vivid colour created by copper interacting with silica rich solutions during formation.

Traditionally, Chrysocolla is associated with calm expression and emotional balance. Linked to the Throat, Heart and Solar Plexus Chakras, it is often chosen to support clear communication and peaceful reflection.

Care: Suitable for brief water contact. Prolonged exposure is not recommended to protect the surface over time.

Further Reading: Mineral Guide of Chrysocolla

Libyan Desert Glass Tektite 2.75gr AAA- Grade 925 Silver Pendant With Chain

This AAA Grade Libyan Desert Glass tektite pendant is beautifully set in solid 925 silver and comes complete with an 18 inch 925 silver chain.

Also known as Libyan Gold Tektite, this rare natural impact glass formed millions of years ago when a meteorite strike fused desert sand under intense heat. Found only within the Sahara Desert, it is valued for its limited geographic origin, warm translucent colouring and organically shaped form created entirely by nature.

Traditionally linked to the Solar Plexus Chakra, Libyan Desert Glass is often chosen to support self confidence, clarity and decisive forward movement. It is regarded as a stone of transformation, encouraging inner strength during periods of growth and change.

Safe to water cleanse? Yes

Libyan Desert Glass Tektite 9.66gr AA- Grade 925 Silver Pendant With Chain

This AA Grade Libyan Desert Glass Tektite pendant is set in solid 925 Silver and comes with an 18 inch 925 Silver chain.

Libyan Desert Glass also known as Libyan Gold Tektite is a rare natural glass formed millions of years ago when a meteorite impact fused Saharan desert sand under extreme heat. Found exclusively in the Sahara Desert it is prized for both its geological rarity and its naturally sculpted forms.

Traditionally associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra, Libyan Desert Glass is often chosen to support confidence, clarity and purposeful direction. It is regarded as a stone of transformation, encouraging strength during periods of change and personal growth.

Safe to water cleanse? Yes

Lapis Lazuli Cabochon 1.1cm, Afghanistan

This Lapis Lazuli cabochon features rich blue colouring accented by natural pyrite flecks, giving the stone visual depth and character. The polished cabochon cut allows the colour variation and mineral inclusions to remain clearly visible, making it well suited for jewellery settings or focused crystal use.

Lapis Lazuli forms through the metamorphism of limestone, developing a mixture of Lazurite, Pyrite and Calcite. Its distinctive blue colour has been valued for thousands of years and was historically associated with knowledge, power and spiritual insight.

Traditionally, Lapis Lazuli is connected with truth, intuition and clear communication. Resonating with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, it is often chosen to support honest expression, mental clarity and inner awareness.

Care: Suitable for brief water contact only. Gentle handling is recommended.

Lapis Lazuli Cabochon 2.4cm, Afghanistan

This Lapis Lazuli cabochon displays rich deep blue colouring with natural flecks of pyrite, a hallmark feature of high quality Lapis. The smooth cabochon makes it ideal for jewellery making, setting work or focused crystal use.

Lapis Lazuli is a metamorphic rock formed primarily from Lazurite, often alongside Calcite and Pyrite. It develops through the transformation of limestone under heat and pressure, resulting in its distinctive blue tone that has been valued for thousands of years. Historically sourced from north eastern Afghanistan, Lapis Lazuli has long been associated with royalty, knowledge and spiritual insight.

Traditionally, Lapis Lazuli is linked to truth, wisdom and clear communication. Resonating strongly with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, it is often chosen to support honest self expression, intuition and inner awareness.

Care: Safe for brief water contact. Prolonged exposure is not recommended. Gentle handling is advised due to its natural structure.

Tanzanite Gem 10.5 gr, Sold as Seen

Origin: Merelani Hills, Lelatema Mountains, Simanjiro District, Manyara Region, Tanzania

This natural Tanzanite gemstone originates from the Merelani Hills of northern Tanzania, the only known source of Tanzanite worldwide. This particular Tanzanite also contains natural Hematite inclusions giving it a strong visual presence, making it a striking addition to both mineral collections and contemplative display spaces.

Tanzanite is a naturally blue to violet stone formed under rare geological conditions. Its colour comes from small amounts of vanadium, and the stone can appear slightly different shades of blue or violet depending on the light and the angle you view it from.

Traditionally, Tanzanite is associated with insight, intuition and clear expression. Linked to the Throat, Third Eye and Crown Chakras, it is often chosen to support awareness, reflection and mindful communication.

Care: Safe for brief water contact. Prolonged exposure is not recommended as it may affect surface lustre. Gentle handling is advised.

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Tanzanite Gem 1.65gr, Sold as Seen

Origin: Merelani Hills, Lelatema Mountains, Simanjiro District, Manyara Region, Tanzania

This natural Tanzanite gemstone weighs approximately 1.67g and comes from the Merelani Hills in northern Tanzania, the only known locality for this rare gemstone. First identified in 1967, Tanzanite is a blue to violet variety of Zoisite, prized for its limited geographic origin and distinctive colouration.

Traditionally, Tanzanite is linked with the Throat Chakra, encouraging clear expression, and the Third Eye Chakra, associated with awareness and intuition. It is often selected for meditation, focused intention work or as part of a curated gemstone collection.

Care: Suitable for brief water contact only. Prolonged exposure is not advised as it may affect the surface lustre.

Read more about Tanzanite here.