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Sugilite Rough Mineral | 1.65gr | South Africa
A deep purple Sugilite rough specimen from the Wessels Mine, one of the world's most celebrated sources of this rare mineral.
One piece available, sold as seen. Photographed both wet and dry to show how colour and texture may appear under different conditions.
This 1.65gr specimen (1.6x1.1x1cm) from the Wessels Mine, South Africa. Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate forming in manganese-rich environments, first documented in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi. Each specimen is completely natural and unique.
Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras to support intuition, clarity, and deeper reflection.
Origin: Wessels Mine, South Africa
Crystal meaning: Spiritual awareness, intuition, clarity, inner strength
Water cleanse: Yes, gentle rinse only. Avoid prolonged soaking.
Please note: Stand not included. Stands can be purchased separately from our Stands & Accessories section.
Sugilite Rough Mineral | 1.95gr | South Africa
A deep purple Sugilite rough specimen from the Wessels Mine, one of the world's most celebrated sources of this rare mineral.
One piece available, sold as seen. Photographed both wet and dry to show how colour and texture may appear under different conditions.
This 1.95gr specimen (2x1x0.5cm) from the Wessels Mine, South Africa retains its raw surface texture, highlighting the stone's natural structure and colour variation. Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate forming in manganese-rich environments, first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi. Each specimen is completely natural and one of a kind.
Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras to support intuition, clarity, and deeper reflection.
Origin: Wessels Mine, South Africa
Crystal meaning: Spiritual awareness, intuition, clarity, inner strength
Water cleanse: Yes, gentle rinse only. Avoid prolonged soaking.
Please note: Stand not included. Stands can be purchased separately from our Stands & Accessories section.
A striking Shattuckite specimen sourced from the Kaokoveld Plateau, Namibia — one of the most remote and mineralogically rich regions on Earth. This flat, tapering piece showcases the vivid, opaque blues that make Shattuckite one of the most visually captivating copper silicate minerals in any collection.
Its tactile surface reveals rich colour variation and natural matrix detail, making it as much a display piece as a collector's treasure.
Shattuckite is a rare copper silicate hydroxide mineral, first described from the Shattuck Mine in Bisbee, Arizona. It forms in the oxidation zones of copper deposits and is closely associated with other copper minerals such as malachite, chrysocolla, and plancheite. The Kaokoveld Plateau of Namibia is one of the world's premier sources, producing specimens of exceptional colour and quality.
Shattuckite is a powerful stone of truth, communication, and psychic clarity. It is strongly connected to the Throat and Third Eye chakras, supporting clear expression, intuition, and the ability to channel higher wisdom. It is associated with the zodiac signs of Sagittarius, Aquarius, and Gemini, and is particularly sought by those drawn to Spiritual Growth, Clarity, and Communication.
Weight: 68g
Dimensions: 7.8 × 1 cm (narrow end: 2.5cm, wider end: 5.7cm)
Origin: Kaokoveld Plateau, Namibia
Not self-standing.
One piece available, sold as seen.
If you'd like to display this piece elevated, browse our Stands & Accessories collection, stand not included.
Charoite with Tinaksite & Aegirine Slice | 14.5cm | Russia
A light, bright Charoite slice with vibrant gemmy Tinaksite and dark Aegirine inclusions creating beautiful contrast against the soft violet base. All sides polished. One corner cut diagonally for a distinctive geometric finish. Sold as seen.
Weight: 359g. Size: 145x111x8mm. Best displayed with a stand.
Charoite is a rare potassium calcium sodium silicate formed through complex metamorphic processes in Siberia, Russia. Tinaksite (calcium titanium silicate) and Aegirine (sodium iron silicate) commonly occur alongside Charoite, contributing to its striking mineral combination. Mohs hardness 5–6.
Spiritually, Charoite is associated with transformation and insight. Tinaksite is linked to motivation, Aegirine to grounding and focus.
Origin: Siberia, Russia
Crystal meaning: Transformation, insight, motivation, grounding
Water cleanse: Quick rinse only.
Stands can be purchased separately from our Stands & Accessories section.
Ajoite Specimen | 36mm | Messina, South Africa | sold as seen
Mined from the legendary Messina copper deposits in Limpopo — one of the only localities in the world to produce gem-quality ajoite.
A freeform free-standing specimen coated in a dense crust of botryoidal ajoite clusters. The colour ranges from pale mint at the base to saturated robin's-egg teal at the crown, with the characteristic powdery, almost chalky surface texture of ajoite breaking into small crystalline protrusions. The quartz matrix beneath shows through at the edges in milky white. Under light, the surface has a subtle silky sheen across the druzy faces.
A high-vibration stone associated with the heart and throat chakras, ajoite is prized for its gentle but deeply transformative energy — supporting emotional release, inner peace, and connection to higher guidance. A companion for meditation, shadow work, or simply a sacred space.
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Ajoite contains copper and should not be submerged. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.
Stibnite Calcite Specimen
Keywords: Transformation, Insight, Intuition, Spiritual Growth, Purification
This striking specimen features shimmering silver-grey blades of Stibnite, naturally adorned with delicate cubic formations of Calcite scattered across its surface. The contrast between the metallic luster of the Stibnite and the soft, creamy Calcite cubes creates a visually captivating piece that’s both raw and refined.
Formed in hydrothermal veins and often associated with quartz, Stibnite carries an air of mystery and transformation. This mineral embodies the alchemical process, encouraging inner evolution and shedding light on hidden aspects of the self. Stibnite has been valued throughout history for its potential to reveal deep insights and facilitate profound spiritual growth.
Safe to water cleanse? No
Barite on Malachite | 66mm | Shangulowe Mine, DR Congo
From the Shangulowe Mine in Kambove, one of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s most celebrated copper belt localities — a source renowned for producing some of the finest malachite specimens in the world.
The front face is densely covered in vivid emerald-green botryoidal malachite — tightly packed orbs with characteristic concentric banding visible at the centres, ranging from deep forest green to bright translucent teal at the edges. Interspersed throughout are colourless to white barite crystals, their glassy tabular faces catching the light against the matte-velvet malachite surface. The reverse shows the raw underside of the specimen: banded malachite in sweeping teal and green layers, with a more earthy, unpolished character. Presented on an acrylic museum-style display stand.
A heart chakra stone of considerable presence, malachite is associated with transformation, protection, and emotional clarity — drawing out what no longer serves and amplifying the capacity for change. The barite adds a grounding, calming energy, supporting deep rest and stress release. A collector’s piece as much as a spiritual one.
Size: 6.6 × 4.8 × 2.3 cm (specimen only)
Weight: 134.19 g (including stand)
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Malachite is toxic when wet and should never be submerged. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.
One piece available, sold as seen. Acrylic display stand included.
A substantial and beautifully formed Indochinite tektite from the Indochinese Peninsula — one of the most prolific tektite strewn fields on Earth, produced by a meteorite impact event approximately 790,000 years ago.
Deep jet-black throughout, this piece has the characteristic sculpted, flow-textured surface of a well-preserved Indochinite — ridged, pitted, and rippled from its violent journey through the atmosphere. The form is elongated and rounded, sitting comfortably in the hand, with a subtle glassy sheen where the texture smooths between the deeper grooves. At 53.2g it is a notably weighty example for its size.
Indochinites are a natural glass formed when a large meteorite impact melts and ejects terrestrial rock, which then solidifies during atmospheric flight. The Indochinese strewn field spans Southeast Asia and parts of Australia, and the impact event is dated to approximately 790,000 years ago. The characteristic aerodynamic sculpting — grooves, ridges, and pitting — is formed during atmospheric passage.
Tektites are among the most high-vibration stones available, carrying the energy of both Earth and cosmos. Indochinites are associated with rapid transformation, the dissolution of energetic blockages, and expanded cosmic perspective — powerful tools for those drawn to astral travel, accelerated spiritual growth, and Spiritual Connection. Associated with Sagittarius, Aries, and Cancer.
Size: 7.4 × 2.4 × 2.0 cm
Weight: 53.2g
Origin: Indochinese Peninsula
Water cleanse: Safe — tektite is a natural glass and fully water-stable.
Display stand not included. One piece, sold as seen.
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