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Lapis Lazuli Spheres | 20mm | Afghanistan

One of the most ancient and revered stones in the world, Lapis Lazuli has been prized for over 6,000 years — from the tombs of Egyptian Pharaohs to the courts of Sumerian kings. These 20mm spheres from Afghanistan glow with deep celestial blue, often flecked with golden Pyrite that glimmers like stars, each one intuitively chosen just for you.

A stone of truth, wisdom, and clear communication, Lapis Lazuli resonates with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, empowering you to speak with clarity and authenticity while deepening your intuition and inner knowing. It guards against negative energies and brings a profound sense of harmony and serenity to the mind, body, and spirit.

• Size: 20mm (average)
• Weight: approx. 13 grams
• Origin: Afghanistan
• Intuitively chosen
• Water cleansing: Yes

Lapis Lazuli Cabochon | 1.1cm | Afghanistan

A rich blue Lapis Lazuli cabochon with natural pyrite flecks, giving the stone visual depth and character. One available. Sold as seen.

Size: 1.1x1.1x0.4cm. Weight: 1.05g.

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.

Associated with truth, intuition, and clear communication, Lapis Lazuli resonates with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras and supports honest expression and mental clarity.

Origin: Afghanistan
Crystal meaning: Truth, intuition, clear communication
Water cleanse: Brief water contact only. Gentle handling recommended.

Blue Lace Agate Specimen | 11cm | Namibia

A full vein specimen of Blue Lace Agate from one of Namibia's most celebrated localities — the source of some of the finest Blue Lace Agate in the world, and the origin of the material that set the standard for this stone's reputation.

This is a beautiful, triangular-shaped piece that shows the full story of the vein: matrix on both the top and bottom, with the characteristic soft blue lace banding running through the centre. There is a tiny druzy pocket nestled within, catching the light with a gentle sparkle. The colouring is exquisite — that signature pale, powdery blue that Blue Lace Agate from Namibia is known for.

The piece stands on its own, though it looks truly gorgeous on a stand — see the photo for reference. Stands are available separately in our Accessories section.

Origin: Namibia
Size: 11.5 × 4cm
Weight: 409g
Crystal meaning: Communication, expression, calm, confidence, soothing
Water cleanse: Yes, safe for water cleansing.

Blue Baryte Crystal Cluster Specimen 14.3cm 

A truly spectacular 610g Blue Baryte specimen measuring 105x143x53mm, sourced from the renowned Cavnic Mine in Romania, one of Europe's most celebrated localities for this mineral. The display face is covered in a dense forest of deep steel blue bladed crystals that radiate outward in dramatic clusters, beautifully defined with sharp orthorhombic form and a lustrous surface that catches the light from every angle. The reverse reveals the natural grey matrix from which the crystals have grown, adding wonderful contrast to the piece. Blue Baryte is a barium sulfate mineral belonging to the Barite group, forming as a secondary mineral in sedimentary environments where sulphide minerals are present, and its notably high specific gravity of 4.3 to 4.6 gives it a satisfying weightiness far beyond what its size might suggest.

Blue Baryte is associated with the throat and third eye chakras, making it a powerful stone for communication, psychic awareness, and deepened intuition. It carries a serene, calming energy that encourages clarity of expression, inner stillness, and confident self-expression. A wonderful specimen for those drawn to stones of communication and spiritual insight, and a truly impressive display piece that brings a striking natural presence to any collection or sacred space.

Water Cleanse: Not recommended. Blue Baryte has a low Mohs hardness of 3 to 3.5 and can be damaged by water exposure. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

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

Turquoise Rough | 2-3cm | Kingman Mine, Arizona, USA

Rough Turquoise from the Kingman Mine in Arizona — one of the most celebrated turquoise localities in the world, and a name that carries real weight among collectors and jewellers alike. These pieces were handpicked at the Tucson Gem Show, chosen intuitively for their colour, character, and energy.

The shades shift across the batch: from a strong, saturated sky blue through to a softer, greener blue — the kind of variation that makes each piece genuinely individual. The surface is raw and natural, with the texture and matrix that only rough material has. At 2–3cm, these are a step up in presence from our smaller pieces — substantial enough to hold, display, or work with in practice.

Average weight is 6 grams per piece.

Turquoise is one of the oldest protective stones in human history — carried by warriors, worn by healers, and revered across cultures from the ancient Egyptians to the Native American peoples of the Southwest. Kingman Turquoise in particular has been mined for over a century and is prized for its consistent, vivid colour. It is a stone of wisdom, protection, and clear communication — grounding and uplifting in equal measure.

Water cleanse: Not recommended. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Sold individually, intuitively chosen. Each piece is unique — colour and matrix will vary. Photographed pieces are representative of the batch.

Turquoise with Pyrite 3.2cm | Morenci, Arizona

A small, polished freeform piece of Morenci Turquoise with striking pyrite matrix — one of the most collectible turquoise localities in the world, known for its vivid, saturated colour and bold metallic inclusions.

The colour is exceptional: a bright, electric blue-green, with seams and clusters of silver-black pyrite running through it in a way that feels almost deliberate — part contrast, part texture, part geology. The surface has a smooth, high polish that lets both the turquoise and the pyrite catch the light cleanly, and the organic, lobed silhouette makes it as interesting to hold as it is to look at.

Turquoise is one of the oldest protective stones in human history, associated with wisdom, protection, and clear communication. Morenci material is prized by collectors for its rarity and colour intensity — this is a piece that works as well in a collection as it does in daily carry or meditation practice.

Water cleanse: Not recommended. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

One piece available, sold as seen. Stand not included — stands available separately in our Stands & Accessories section.

A beautiful Celestite geode, intuitively chosen for you from a carefully selected batch sourced from Madagascar — the world's finest source of celestite. Each piece falls within the 150–250g range and displays the soft to mid-toned blues that make celestite one of the most ethereally beautiful minerals in any collection. Colour varies naturally between pieces — some display a classic pale blue, others a richer, deeper hue.

No two geodes are identical; your piece will be chosen with care and intention, reflecting the natural variation in colour, form, and crystal structure that makes each one truly unique.

Celestite (also known as celestine) is a strontium sulphate mineral that forms in sedimentary rock, often in association with gypsum, anhydrite, and halite. Its name derives from the Latin caelestis, meaning heavenly, a nod to its delicate sky-blue colouration. Madagascar is the world's most prolific source of celestite geodes, producing clusters of exceptional clarity and colour.

Celestite is one of the most serene and high-vibrational stones available, deeply connected to the angelic realm and the higher chakras — particularly the Crown and Third Eye. It is a stone of divine communication, inner peace, and spiritual clarity, gently dissolving anxiety and inviting a sense of calm presence. Associated with the zodiac signs of Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius, it is beloved by those drawn to Peace & Calm, Spiritual Growth, and Communication.

Weight: 150–250g (intuitively chosen)
Average size: approx. 5 × 6 cm
Colour: Blue (varies; some pieces deeper in tone)
Origin: Madagascar
One piece chosen intuitively for you.

If you'd like to display this piece elevated, browse our Stands & Accessories collection, stand not included.

Turquoise Rough | 1-2cm | Kingman Mine, Arizona, USA

Rough Turquoise from the Kingman Mine in Arizona — one of the most celebrated turquoise localities in the world, and a name that carries real weight among collectors and jewellers alike. These pieces were handpicked at the Tucson Gem Show, chosen intuitively for their colour, character, and energy.

The shades shift across the batch: from a strong, saturated sky blue through to a softer, greener blue — the kind of variation that makes each piece genuinely individual. The surface is raw and natural, with the texture and matrix that only rough material has. Small in size at 1–2cm, but full of presence.

Average weight is 3.5 grams per piece.

Turquoise is one of the oldest protective stones in human history — carried by warriors, worn by healers, and revered across cultures from the ancient Egyptians to the Native American peoples of the Southwest. Kingman Turquoise in particular has been mined for over a century and is prized for its consistent, vivid colour. It is a stone of wisdom, protection, and clear communication — grounding and uplifting in equal measure.

Water cleanse: Not recommended. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Sold individually, intuitively chosen. Each piece is unique — colour and matrix will vary. Photographed pieces are representative of the batch.

These Chrysocolla tumblestones are a rich, saturated blue-green — the colour of a tropical lagoon, with the depth and variation that makes this stone so visually striking.

Each piece shows a blend of teal, turquoise, and forest green, often with patches of deeper blue or earthy brown matrix running through. The surface is polished smooth with a waxy sheen. At 28–36mm, these are a generous tumblestone size — comfortable to hold and bold enough to display.

Chrysocolla works with the Throat, Heart, and Third Eye Chakras to encourage calm, empathetic communication and emotional release. A grounding companion for those who carry tension in the throat or heart, or who need support speaking with compassion and clarity.

Size: 28–36mm approx.
Weight: 18g approx.
Origin: Peru
Safe to water cleanse? No. Chrysocolla is porous and can absorb water. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Intuitively chosen. One piece per order.

A striking Shattuckite specimen sourced from the Kaokoveld Plateau, Namibia — one of the most remote and mineralogically rich regions on Earth. This substantial 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. This piece is self-standing, ready to display straight from the box.

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: 235g
Dimensions: 7.9 × 7 × 1.7 cm
Origin: Kaokoveld Plateau, Namibia
Self-standing.
One piece available, sold as seen.

A striking Shattuckite specimen sourced from the Kaokoveld Plateau, Namibia — one of the most remote and mineralogically rich regions on Earth. This substantial flat piece showcases the vivid, opaque blues that make Shattuckite one of the most visually captivating copper silicate minerals in any collection.

Its broad, 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: 217g
Dimensions: 9 × 6.1 × 1.3 cm
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.

A beautiful Celestite geode, intuitively chosen for you from a carefully selected batch sourced from Madagascar — the world's finest source of celestite. Each piece falls within the 370–400g range and displays the soft to mid-toned blues that make celestite one of the most ethereally beautiful minerals in any collection. Colour varies naturally between pieces — some display a classic pale blue, others a richer, deeper hue.

No two geodes are identical; your piece will be chosen with care and intention, reflecting the natural variation in colour, form, and crystal structure that makes each one truly unique.

Celestite (also known as celestine) is a strontium sulphate mineral that forms in sedimentary rock, often in association with gypsum, anhydrite, and halite. Its name derives from the Latin caelestis, meaning heavenly, a nod to its delicate sky-blue colouration. Madagascar is the world's most prolific source of celestite geodes, producing clusters of exceptional clarity and colour.

Celestite is one of the most serene and high-vibrational stones available, deeply connected to the angelic realm and the higher chakras — particularly the Crown and Third Eye. It is a stone of divine communication, inner peace, and spiritual clarity, gently dissolving anxiety and inviting a sense of calm presence. Associated with the zodiac signs of Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius, it is beloved by those drawn to Peace & Calm, Spiritual Growth, and Communication.

Weight: 370–400g (intuitively chosen)
Average size: approx. 7 × 8 cm
Colour: Blue (varies; some pieces deeper in tone)
Origin: Madagascar
One piece chosen intuitively for you.

If you'd like to display this piece elevated, browse our Stands & Accessories collection, stand not included.

Blue Kyanite Blades 20-50mm (3 Pieces), Intuitively Chosen

Keywords: Communication, Truth, Psychic Awareness, Inner Harmony, Spiritual Growth

Blue Kyanite, formed by high pressure rock collisions, has a stunning colour reminiscent of crisp open water. It is a mineral typically found in mountainous environs like the Swiss Alps. The name of this aluminium silicate mineral derives from the Greek word for deep blue, kyanos. The blue stone is one of the four powerful Kyanite stones that are found in nature, and has the rare ability to require no cleansing.

Safe to water cleanse? Yes

Lapis Lazuli Egg | 0.6kg | Madani, Afghanistan

A beautifully polished egg of deep royal blue Lapis Lazuli, scattered with natural golden Pyrite, from one of the world's most historically significant mineral sources.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 0.6kg specimen (105x63mm) originates from the Madani mines of Afghanistan, where Lapis Lazuli has been actively mined for over 6,000 years. The polished egg form reveals the stone's characteristic deep blue in full, punctuated by shimmering flecks of golden Pyrite and pale veins of Calcite running through the matrix. Lapis Lazuli forms through the metamorphism of limestone, where Lazurite develops alongside Calcite and Pyrite under intense heat and pressure. Prized by the Sumerians and Ancient Egyptians alike, it has been found in the tombs of Pharaohs and was once considered a vessel of the gods.

Long associated with royalty, truth and wisdom, Lapis Lazuli resonates with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, supporting clear communication, self expression, and deeper intuitive awareness.

Origin: Madani mines, Afghanistan
Crystal meaning: Truth, wisdom, clarity, communication
Water cleanse: Generally safe for brief contact. Avoid prolonged soaking.

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

Turquoise Rough | 3-4cm | Kingman Mine, Arizona, USA

Rough Turquoise from the Kingman Mine in Arizona — one of the most celebrated turquoise localities in the world, and a name that carries real weight among collectors and jewellers alike. These pieces were handpicked at the Tucson Gem Show, chosen intuitively for their colour, character, and energy.

The shades shift across the batch: from a strong, saturated sky blue through to a softer, greener blue — the kind of variation that makes each piece genuinely individual. The surface is raw and natural, with the texture and matrix that only rough material has. At 3–4cm, these are generous, substantial pieces — beautiful to hold, display, or work with in practice.

Average weight is 20 grams per piece. Please note that one piece in this batch has a large quartz attachment, adding to its character and collectibility.

Turquoise is one of the oldest protective stones in human history — carried by warriors, worn by healers, and revered across cultures from the ancient Egyptians to the Native American peoples of the Southwest. Kingman Turquoise in particular has been mined for over a century and is prized for its consistent, vivid colour. It is a stone of wisdom, protection, and clear communication — grounding and uplifting in equal measure.

Water cleanse: Not recommended. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Sold individually, intuitively chosen. Each piece is unique — colour and matrix will vary. Photographed pieces are representative of the batch.

A beautiful light-coloured Celestite geode, intuitively chosen for you from a carefully selected batch sourced from Madagascar — the world's finest source of celestite. Each piece falls within the 150–190g range and displays the soft, pale blue hues that make celestite one of the most ethereally beautiful minerals in any collection.

No two geodes are identical; your piece will be chosen with care and intention, reflecting the natural variation in colour, form, and crystal structure that makes each one truly unique.

Celestite (also known as celestine) is a strontium sulphate mineral that forms in sedimentary rock, often in association with gypsum, anhydrite, and halite. Its name derives from the Latin caelestis, meaning heavenly, a nod to its delicate sky-blue colouration. Madagascar is the world's most prolific source of celestite geodes, producing clusters of exceptional clarity and colour.

Celestite is one of the most serene and high-vibrational stones available, deeply connected to the angelic realm and the higher chakras — particularly the Crown and Third Eye. It is a stone of divine communication, inner peace, and spiritual clarity, gently dissolving anxiety and inviting a sense of calm presence. Associated with the zodiac signs of Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius, it is beloved by those drawn to Peace & Calm, Spiritual Growth, and Communication.

Weight: 150–190g (intuitively chosen)
Average size: approx. 5 × 6 cm
Colour: Light blue
Origin: Madagascar
One piece chosen intuitively for you.

If you'd like to display this piece elevated, browse our Stands & Accessories collection, stand not included.

Lapis Lazuli Egg | 1.1kg | Madani, Afghanistan

A substantial polished egg of deep royal blue Lapis Lazuli, scattered with natural golden Pyrite, from one of the world's most historically significant mineral sources.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 1.1kg specimen (125x75mm) originates from the Madani mines of Afghanistan, where Lapis Lazuli has been actively mined for over 6,000 years. The polished egg form reveals the stone's characteristic deep blue in full, punctuated by shimmering flecks of golden Pyrite and pale veins of Calcite running through the matrix. Lapis Lazuli forms through the metamorphism of limestone, where Lazurite develops alongside Calcite and Pyrite under intense heat and pressure deep within the Earth. The Madani deposit remains one of the finest sources in the world for richly coloured, high quality material.

Long associated with royalty, truth and wisdom, Lapis Lazuli resonates with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, supporting clear communication, self expression, and deeper intuitive awareness.

Origin: Madani mines, Afghanistan
Crystal meaning: Truth, wisdom, clarity, communication
Water cleanse: Generally safe for brief contact. Avoid prolonged soaking.

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

From an old private collection — a striking Indicolite specimen with vivid teal-blue tourmaline crystals set within a contrasting quartz matrix.

The specimen presents as a chunky, irregular piece with patches of bright teal-blue Indicolite concentrated across the upper face, shifting from a cool aqua-blue to a deeper inky teal depending on the angle. White quartz fills the surrounding groundmass, creating a bold contrast against the vivid blue crystal zones. The surface has a granular, sparkly texture with natural fracture faces and rough edges consistent with its natural, unpolished state.

Indicolite resonates with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, supporting clear communication, intuition, and inner truth. A powerful piece for those drawn to the blue ray.

Supplied on an acrylic display stand with a white collector's tag.

Size: 22 × 14 × 15mm
Weight: 5.53g
Origin: Brazil
Provenance: Old private collection
Water cleanse: Safe for a quick rinse — avoid prolonged soaking.

One piece available, sold as seen. Acrylic stand included.

A vivid example of anthropogenic chalcanthite — copper sulphate crystals grown through industrial or mining processes rather than natural geological formation, making each specimen a striking intersection of chemistry and colour.

The front face is densely encrusted with rosette clusters of deep cobalt and electric blue chalcanthite crystals, their bladed, fan-like formations catching light with an almost metallic shimmer. Turquoise-green malachite coats the host matrix across the sides and reverse, creating a layered mineral landscape of oxidised copper minerals. The sandy, iron-stained host rock provides a warm contrast to the vivid blues.

Chalcanthite carries a high copper energy — stimulating, activating, and associated with the Throat and Third Eye chakras. A compelling display piece for collectors drawn to vivid colour and mineral chemistry.

Size: 108 × 43 × 43 mm
Weight: 266.24 g
Origin: Unknown (Old collection piece, no label)
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Chalcanthite is water-soluble and will dissolve. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

One piece available, sold as seen. Display stand not included.

Blue Baryte Bladed Crystal Specimen 8.5cm  | Cavnic Mine, Romania

A beautifully sculptural piece of steel blue bladed Baryte from one of Romania's most celebrated mining localities.

A striking 198.5g Blue Baryte specimen measuring 81x85x35mm, from the renowned Cavnic Mine in Romania. This piece has a wonderfully open and sculptural quality, with sweeping bladed crystals fanning outward in layered formations that create real depth and movement across the display face. The side profile reveals the raw sandy matrix underneath, showing clearly how the blue crystals have grown outward from the host rock. Blue Baryte is a barium sulfate mineral in the Barite group, with its characteristic steel blue colouring attributed to trace elements within the crystal structure, and a Mohs hardness of just 3 to 3.5 that gives its crystals their distinctive thin bladed habit.

Aligned with the throat and third eye chakras, Blue Baryte is regarded as a stone of clear communication, heightened intuition, and serene mental clarity. It encourages honest and confident self-expression, and is valued in meditation and energy work for the calm, focused quality it brings to the mind and spirit. A distinctive and characterful specimen that works beautifully as both a collector piece and an energetic tool for those drawn to its quiet, clarifying energy.

Water Cleanse: Not recommended. Blue Baryte has a low Mohs hardness of 3 to 3.5 and can be damaged by water exposure. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

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