Fossils can be found in nearly every part of the earth, but Ammonite fossils are particularly beautiful, and the best are found in Madagascar, England, and Peru. Read More

Coquina Jasper goes by many names (Elephant Skin Jasper & Mariyam Jasper are two of the most common alternative names), but its distinctive pattern and color make it easy to identify no matter what it’s being called. Read More

This pink to lilac variety of Spodumene is a semi-rare crystal that is much sought after by healers. It was named after the American mineralogist, George Frederick Kunz. Read More

Formed from the same material as seashells, the intense blue of this variety of aragonite often shows iridescent white lines, sort of like water reflecting Read More

Uruguayan Amethyst is a special form of Amethyst, sometimes called Grape Jelly Amethyst due to its rich color, from Uruguay. Common Healing Properties of Uruguayan Read More

Thunder Bay Amethyst is a special form of Amethyst from the Thunder Bay area of Ontario, Canada that displays vibrant red tips on deep purple Read More

Red-Capped Amethyst is a special form of Amethyst that contains additional iron near the termination of the crystal. It is found in several places including Read More

Oaxacamers are a special form of Amethyst from Oaxaca, Mexico named for their shape, which resembles a Herkimer Diamond. Common Healing Properties of Oaxacamer Amethyst: Read More

Indian Amethyst crystals are truly gorgeous and can range from the most basic clusters, to stunning scepters and starburst clusters filled with golden inclusions. Common Read More