Seraphinite Specimen 200g, Russia

Location: Kola Peninsula , Russia

This Seraphinite specimen features a striking combination of natural rough surface and polished face. Seraphinite is a variety of Clinochlore within the Chlorite mineral group, recognised for its rich green colour and characteristic silvery chatoyant patterns. These reflective markings are created by the internal fibrous structure of the mineral, which catches and reflects light to produce the soft feathered appearance for which Seraphinite is known.

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

Traditionally associated with inner peace, spiritual awareness and gentle reflection, Seraphinite is often linked with the Heart Chakra, where it is chosen to support emotional balance and compassion.

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.

Smokey Quartz Gwindel 9.3cm, Mont Blanc, France

This Quartz Gwindel specimen comes from Les Courtes in the Talèfre Basin of the Mont Blanc Massif, France, a locality well known for producing exceptional Alpine quartz crystals. The specimen displays the distinctive twisted growth habit that defines a true gwindel, where the quartz develops with a gentle rotational structure rather than forming straight prismatic points.

This particular piece also shows natural Chlorite inclusions, visible as soft green mineral traces within the crystal. Chlorite commonly forms alongside Alpine Quartz within mountain fissures, and these inclusions reflect the mineral rich environment in which the crystal developed.

Gwindels are considered one of the rarest natural growth formations of Quartz. During formation within Alpine fissures, the crystal grows while slowly rotating along its axis, producing the characteristic curved or slightly spiralled structure. Because this unusual growth occurs only under very specific geological conditions, genuine gwindels are highly prized by mineral collectors.

Traditionally associated with clarity, amplification and energetic alignment, Quartz is often linked to the Crown Chakra and is valued for its ability to focus and amplify intention during meditation or reflective practices.

Care: Quartz is suitable for water cleansing. Clean gently with water or a soft cloth if required.

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Smokey Quartz Gwindel 8cm, Mont Blanc, France

This Quartz Gwindel specimen originates from Les Courtes in the Talèfre Basin of the Mont Blanc Massif, France, one of the most renowned Alpine mineral localities. The crystal displays the characteristic twisted growth that defines a true Gwindel, where the quartz develops with a gentle rotational structure rather than forming in straight prismatic points. This particular Gwindel displays natural Chlorite inclusions, visible within and across parts of the specimen. Chlorite often forms alongside Alpine Quartz within fissures in the mountain rock, creating soft green inclusions that reflect the mineral rich environment in which the crystal developed.

Gwindels are among the rarest natural growth formations of Quartz. During formation within Alpine fissures, the crystal grows while slowly rotating along its axis, creating the distinctive curved and slightly spiralled appearance. This process only occurs under very specific geological conditions, making genuine gwindels highly sought after by collectors and mineral enthusiasts.

Each gwindel is completely natural and unique, with subtle variations in twist, clarity and surface texture reflecting the conditions under which the crystal formed within the mountain’s fissures.

Traditionally associated with clarity, amplification and energetic alignment, Quartz is often linked with the Crown Chakra and is valued for its ability to focus and amplify intention during meditation or reflective practices.

Care: Quartz is suitable for water cleansing. Clean gently with water or a soft cloth if required.

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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.

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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Pyrite Pseudomorph after Pyrrhotite Specimen 1KG, Trepca Yugoslavia 

Location: Trepca Yugoslavia 

This striking specimen originates from the Trepča mining district of former Yugoslavia and is an excellent example of a pyrite pseudomorph after pyrrhotite. In this process, pyrite has gradually replaced the original pyrrhotite while preserving its original crystal shape and structure, creating a visually distinctive and scientifically interesting piece.

The surface displays metallic bronze to gold tones typical of pyrite, with textured crystal faces that reflect its replacement history rather than fresh crystal growth. Pseudomorphs such as this are valued for showing clear evidence of mineral transformation, where chemical conditions change but the original form remains intact.

This specimen weighs approximately 1kg and is completely natural and one of a kind. It is best suited for display or collection rather than handling.

Care: Not suitable for water cleansing. Clean gently with a soft dry brush or cloth only.

Please note: This specimen comes from an older collection and has a firm protective foam material attached to the base, which was originally applied to help support and protect the crystal. This is visible in the photographs and has been left in place to preserve the integrity of the specimen.

Chrysocolla on top of Malachite Specimen 1.1KG, Zaire

This Chrysocolla on Malachite specimen features natural blue to turquoise Chrysocolla across Malachite . The contrast between the two copper bearing minerals highlights their natural association and geological formation.

Chrysocolla is a hydrated copper aluminium silicate that forms as a secondary mineral through the weathering of copper deposits. It commonly develops alongside Malachite and Azurite, forming where mineral rich solutions interact with surrounding rock near the Earth’s surface. 

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

Please note: Chrysocolla has a naturally brittle structure. While we package all specimens with great care, minor surface chipping or dusting may occur during transit along natural edges.

Chrysocolla is safe for brief water contact, though prolonged exposure is not recommended. Clean gently using a soft cloth or light brushing only.

Further Reading: Mineral Guide of Chrysocolla

Crystallised Hemimorphite Specimen 0.5KG, Namibia

Location: Namibi, Tsumeb

This crystallised Hemimorphite specimen displays soft to vivid blue crystal formations across a natural rough matrix. The surface crystallisation gives the piece a delicate sparkle and textured appearance, highlighting Hemimorphite’s naturally calming and luminous quality.

Hemimorphite is a zinc rich mineral that forms when zinc deposits naturally oxidise. Mineral rich fluids move through the rock, allowing fine blue crystals to grow across the surface. Its name comes from Greek and refers to its unusual crystal structure, where each end of the crystal grows in a different way.

Traditionally, Hemimorphite is associated with communication, compassion and emotional healing. Linked to the Throat, Heart and Third Eye Chakras, it is often chosen to support clear expression, emotional understanding and inner harmony.

Please note: Hemimorphite is not suitable for water cleansing. Clean gently using light dusting with a soft dry brush or cloth only.

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Rare Herkimer Diamond Specimen 0.6KG with Quartz, Calcite and Bitumen, New York, USA

Location: Margaret Hastings Mine, Fonda, Herkimer County, New York, USA

This exceptional Quartz, Calcite and Bitumen specimen originates from New York, USA and features a rare double terminated Herkimer Diamond naturally positioned within a sparkling druzy quartz opening. Adding to its rarity, two smaller Herkimer Diamonds are visible at the rear of the druzy cavity, naturally embedded within the quartz matrix.

Herkimer Diamonds are a variety of double terminated Quartz formed under precise hydrothermal conditions. The occurrence of multiple Herkimers within a single specimen is uncommon.

Traditionally associated with clarity, amplification and high vibration, Herkimer Diamonds resonate with the Third Eye and Crown Chakras and are often chosen to support focus and insight.

Water cleansing is not recommended. Clean gently using light dusting with a soft dry brush or cloth only, gentle handling is recommended to protect delicate crystal surfaces.

Grossular Garnet Specimen 260gr, California, USA

Location: Coyote Front Range, Inyo co California USA

This Grossular Garnet specimen originates from the Coyote Front Range, Inyo County, California, USA. This locality is known for producing a rare variety of Grossular Garnet

Grossular Garnet is a calcium aluminium silicate belonging to the Garnet group. It forms under metamorphic conditions, most commonly within 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.

Traditionally, Grossular Garnet has been associated with renewal, stability and prosperity. Spiritually, it is linked to the Root, Sacral and Heart Chakras, where it is often chosen to support emotional balance, grounded growth and steady transformation.

Please note: This specimen is not suitable for water cleansing and should be cleaned gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

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Twin Tanzanite Gem 60gr, Tanzania

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

This Twin Tanzanite specimen originates from Tanzania, the only known source of this rare gemstone. The piece features a double crystal formation, where two Tanzanite crystals have grown together naturally.

Tanzanite is a calcium aluminium sorosilicate formed through metamorphic processes. Its violet blue colouring comes from trace amounts of vanadium and its strong pleochroism allows blue violet and subtle red tones to appear depending on light and viewing angle.

Traditionally associated with transformation and intuition Tanzanite resonates with the Throat Third Eye and Crown Chakras and is the December birthstone linked with Sagittarius.

Tanzanite is suitable for brief water contact though prolonged exposure may affect its lustre. Gentle handling is recommended due to its perfect cleavage.

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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 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

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

Seraphinite Wing Shaped Freeform on Stand 0.9KG, Russia

Location: Kola Peninsula , Russia

This exceptional Seraphinite freeform has been naturally shaped and polished into a striking wing like form. The crystal measures approximately 17cm tall and is securely mounted on a custom stand, creating an overall display height of around 23cm. Polishing reveals rich green tones with silvery white feather like chatoyant patterns.

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 vibrant green colour, while its internal structure creates the characteristic chatoyancy.

The name Seraphinite comes from Seraphim, celestial beings, inspired by the mineral’s natural wing and feather like appearance. A true one of a kind statement piece, perfectly suited as a centrepiece display, altar feature or standout collector specimen. Seraphinite is traditionally associated with heart led transformation and spiritual growth.

Although Seraphinite is generally considered water safe, this piece should not be exposed to water due to the attached stand. Clean gently using a soft dry cloth only.

Natural Seraphinite Specimen 0.65KG, Russia

Location: Korshunovskoye iron deposit, Irkutsk Oblast, Russia

This natural rough Seraphinite specimen features a striking central feather formation with a rare circular pattern visible on the front face. Silvery white markings contrast against deep green tones, highlighting the stone’s natural chatoyancy and fibrous structure. Unpolished and authentic, it showcases Seraphinite as it formed within the Earth.

Seraphinite is a Clinochlore variety within the Chlorite group, formed under metamorphic conditions where pressure encourages elongated feather like crystal growth. Iron content gives the mineral its rich green colour, while light reflecting across fibrous layers creates its characteristic shimmer.

Seraphinite is traditionally associated with the Heart and Crown Chakras and is linked to transformation, purification and spiritual growth. It is often chosen for meditation and reflective practices. This specimen is well suited for display on an altar, shelf or meditation space, with its central feather formation creating strong visual balance and appeal for collectors drawn to distinctive natural patterning.