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Aura's Workshop · Paralimni, Cyprus

Crystal Guide A–Z

Discover the meaning, history, astrology and care of every crystal – then find it in our shop.

198 crystals · physical facts checked against Mindat.org & GIA

Welcome to the Aura's Workshop Crystal Guide A–Z – everything you need to know about the crystals and gemstones we love, from Agate to Unakite.

For every crystal you'll find what it is and how it forms, where it's found, its history, astrology and birthstone details, its traditional meaning, how to use it, and how to care for it. Physical facts are checked against trusted mineral and gem references such as Mindat.org, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and the American Gem Society. Traditional and metaphysical meanings are clearly labelled as belief and folklore.

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A

  • Aegirine

    Aegirine

    Glossy black-green prism crystals named after the Norse sea god – a protective stone in crystal lore.

  • Agate
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    Agate

    Banded chalcedony formed layer by layer inside volcanic cavities – a classic grounding and balancing stone.

  • Alexandrite

    Alexandrite

    The famous colour-change gem – green in daylight, red under warm light – and a June birthstone discovered i...

  • Amazonite
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    Amazonite

    Sea-green feldspar long linked with calm, clear communication and courage.

  • Amber
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    Amber

    Warm, golden fossilised tree resin – millions of years old and light enough to float in salt water.

  • Amethyst
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    Amethyst

    Purple quartz, the February birthstone, famous since ancient Greece as the stone of calm and a clear head.

  • Ametrine

    Ametrine

    A rare natural blend of amethyst and citrine in one crystal, mined almost entirely in Bolivia.

  • Ammonite

    Ammonite

    Spiral fossil shells of sea creatures that lived alongside the dinosaurs – a crystal lore symbol of transfo...

  • Andalusite

    Andalusite

    A gem that flashes green and brown-orange from different angles – named after Andalusia, Spain.

  • Angelite

    Angelite

    Soft sky-blue anhydrite from Peru, loved as a gentle, peaceful stone for calm and communication.

  • Apache Tears

    Apache Tears

    Small rounded nuggets of obsidian that glow smoky-brown when held to the light – a stone of comfort in crys...

  • Apatite
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    Apatite

    Vivid blue phosphate mineral – the same mineral family found in our bones and teeth.

  • Apophyllite

    Apophyllite

    Glassy, pyramid-shaped crystals from India's volcanic rocks, prized for their sparkle and meditative feel.

  • Aquamarine
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    Aquamarine

    Sea-blue beryl and March birthstone, traditionally the sailor's stone of calm and courage.

  • Aragonite
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    Aragonite

    Earthy calcium carbonate that forms star-shaped clusters and the shimmer of pearls and shells.

  • Atlantisite

    Atlantisite

    Green serpentine swirled with purple stichtite from Tasmania – a soft, peaceful stone in crystal lore.

  • Aura Quartz

    Aura Quartz

    Clear quartz given a shimmering rainbow or metallic coating by bonding vaporised metals to its surface.

  • Aventurine
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    Aventurine

    Shimmering green quartz known as the 'stone of opportunity' in crystal lore.

  • Azurite

    Azurite

    Deep 'azure' blue copper mineral once ground into Renaissance paint – a crystal lore stone of insight.

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    Azurite Malachite

    Deep blue azurite and banded green malachite grown together – two copper minerals in one stone.

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  • Barite

    Barite

    Surprisingly heavy crystals – from golden blades to 'desert rose' rosettes – a grounding stone in crystal l...

  • Benitoite

    Benitoite

    Sapphire-blue triangular crystals found gem-quality in just one place on Earth – California's state gem.

  • Bismuth

    Bismuth

    Rainbow-coloured stepped 'hopper' crystals, grown from molten bismuth metal – a stunning man-made display p...

  • Black Obsidian
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    Black Obsidian

    Natural volcanic glass with razor-sharp edges – a classic protective, grounding stone.

  • Black Tourmaline
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    Black Tourmaline

    Striated black crystals of schorl – the most popular protection and grounding stone in crystal lore.

  • Bloodstone
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    Bloodstone

    Deep green chalcedony flecked with red – an ancient stone of courage and the traditional March birthstone.

  • Blue Calcite

    Blue Calcite

    Soft sky-blue calcite – a gentle crystal lore stone for calm and clear communication.

  • Blue Chalcedony

    Blue Chalcedony

    Soft, milky sky-blue chalcedony – a gentle stone of calm communication in crystal lore.

  • Blue Lace Agate

    Blue Lace Agate

    Soft sky-blue agate with delicate lace-like bands – a gentle crystal lore stone of calm communication.

  • Botswana Agate

    Botswana Agate

    Finely banded grey, peach and pink agate from Botswana – a gentle crystal lore stone of comfort.

  • Bronzite
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    Bronzite

    Dark brown stone with a bronze metallic shimmer – a grounding crystal lore stone of confidence.

  • Bumblebee Jasper

    Bumblebee Jasper

    Striking yellow, orange and black banded volcanic stone from Java – beautiful, but to be handled with care.

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  • Calcite
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    Calcite

    One of Earth's most common minerals, found in every colour and famous for its double refraction.

  • Carnelian
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    Carnelian

    Glowing orange chalcedony used since ancient Egypt – the crystal lore stone of creativity and confidence.

  • Cavansite

    Cavansite

    Rare vivid-blue rosettes from India – one of the most striking collector minerals in the world.

  • Celestite

    Celestite

    Sky-blue crystals of strontium sulphate, named after the heavens and often found in Madagascar geodes.

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    Cerussite

    Lacy, glittering lead carbonate crystals with a diamond-like lustre – a toxic but stunning collector's mine...

  • Chalcedony
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    Chalcedony

    The soft-glowing microcrystalline quartz behind agate, carnelian and onyx – a stone of calm communication.

  • Chalcopyrite

    Chalcopyrite

    Brassy-gold copper ore that tarnishes to iridescent blues and purples – the true source of most 'peacock ore'.

  • Charoite

    Charoite

    Swirling lilac-purple stone found in only one place – near the Chara River in Siberia.

  • Chiastolite

    Chiastolite

    Andalusite with a natural dark cross inside – the traditional 'cross stone' of protection.

  • Chrome Diopside

    Chrome Diopside

    Vivid forest-green gem from Siberia, coloured by chromium – an affordable emerald look-alike.

  • Chrysanthemum Stone

    Chrysanthemum Stone

    Dark rock with natural white 'flowers' of radiating crystals – a lucky stone in China and Japan.

  • Chrysoberyl

    Chrysoberyl

    Hard golden-green gem famed for its 'cat's eye' variety – parent mineral of alexandrite.

  • Chrysocolla
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    Chrysocolla

    Blue-green copper mineral that forms near copper deposits – a gentle stone of communication.

  • Chrysoprase

    Chrysoprase

    Apple-green chalcedony coloured by nickel – a rare, fresh-looking stone of joy and the heart.

  • Cinnabar

    Cinnabar

    Blood-red mercury ore, once ground into vermilion pigment – a striking but toxic collector's mineral.

  • Citrine
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    Citrine

    Golden quartz and November birthstone – the crystal lore 'merchant's stone' of abundance and optimism.

  • Clear Quartz
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    Clear Quartz

    Water-clear rock crystal – the 'master' stone of crystal lore and the heart of modern electronics.

  • Cobalto Calcite

    Cobalto Calcite

    Hot-pink calcite coloured by cobalt – one of the most vivid pinks in the mineral world.

  • Covellite

    Covellite

    Rare indigo-blue copper sulphide with a purple iridescent sheen – a stone of insight in crystal lore.

  • Crazy Lace Agate

    Crazy Lace Agate

    Wildly patterned, multicoloured agate from Mexico – a cheerful crystal lore stone of joy and laughter.

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    Creedite

    Starbursts of orange or colourless needle crystals from Mexico – a joyful-looking collector's piece.

  • Crocoite

    Crocoite

    Brilliant orange-red needle crystals from Tasmania – one of the most colourful minerals on Earth.

  • Cuprite

    Cuprite

    Deep red copper oxide with a diamond-like lustre – nicknamed 'ruby copper'.

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  • Dalmatian Jasper
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    Dalmatian Jasper

    Cream stone with black spots like a Dalmatian dog – a playful, grounding favourite from Mexico.

  • Danburite

    Danburite

    Clear, glassy crystals named after Danbury, Connecticut – a calm, high-clarity stone in crystal lore.

  • Dendritic Agate
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    Dendritic Agate

    Clear to white chalcedony with fern-like black 'dendrites' – nature's own landscape drawing.

  • Desert Rose

    Desert Rose

    Rose-shaped clusters of gypsum or baryte crystals that grow in desert sand – nature's stone flowers.

  • Diamond

    Diamond

    Pure crystallised carbon from deep in the Earth – the hardest natural mineral and April's birthstone.

  • Dioptase

    Dioptase

    Intensely emerald-green copper crystals once mistaken for emerald – a prized collector's mineral.

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    Dolomite

    Pearly pink to white saddle-shaped crystals – the mineral that gave the Dolomite mountains their name.

  • Dumortierite

    Dumortierite

    Denim-blue borosilicate often found in quartz – a crystal lore stone of focus and patience.

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  • Emerald
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    Emerald

    The legendary green beryl and May birthstone, treasured from Cleopatra's Egypt to Colombia.

  • Epidote

    Epidote

    Deep pistachio-green crystals common in metamorphic rocks – a crystal lore stone of growth.

  • Eudialyte

    Eudialyte

    Raspberry-red crystals scattered through black and white rock – a rare stone from the Arctic.

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  • Fire Agate

    Fire Agate

    Brown chalcedony with flashes of iridescent fire – an intense, energising stone from Mexico and the US Sout...

  • Flower Agate
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    Flower Agate

    Soft pink and cream chalcedony with 'blossoming' plume patterns, discovered in Madagascar in the late 2010s.

  • Fluorite
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    Fluorite

    Colour-banded crystals that gave 'fluorescence' its name – a crystal lore stone of focus and order.

  • Fuchsite

    Fuchsite

    Shimmering green chromium-rich mica – the sparkle inside green aventurine.

  • Fulgurite

    Fulgurite

    Glassy tubes formed in an instant when lightning strikes sand – literally 'petrified lightning'.

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  • Galena

    Galena

    Heavy silver-grey cubes of lead ore – a striking collector's mineral that should be handled with care.

  • Garnet

    Garnet

    January's birthstone – a family of gems best known in deep red, worn since the time of the pharaohs.

  • Gold Sheen Obsidian

    Gold Sheen Obsidian

    Black volcanic glass with a golden shimmer – a protective, insightful variety of obsidian.

  • Goldstone

    Goldstone

    Sparkling man-made glass filled with copper crystals – a centuries-old Venetian invention.

  • Green Calcite

    Green Calcite

    Fresh mint-green calcite – a crystal lore stone of renewal and a fresh start.

  • Green Tourmaline

    Green Tourmaline

    Forest-green tourmaline, an October birthstone – a crystal lore stone of growth and vitality.

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  • Hackmanite

    Hackmanite

    Colour-changing sodalite that turns violet under UV and fades again in daylight.

  • Hawk's Eye
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    Hawk's Eye

    The blue-grey form of tiger's eye with a silky moving shimmer – a crystal lore stone of focus and insight.

  • Heliodor

    Heliodor

    Golden-yellow beryl named 'gift of the sun' – a bright crystal lore stone of confidence.

  • Hematite
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    Hematite

    Metallic iron oxide – the main ore of iron, found even on Mars, and a classic grounding stone.

  • Hemimorphite

    Hemimorphite

    Soft sky-blue zinc mineral with bubbly, botryoidal surfaces – a gentle crystal lore stone of communication.

  • Herkimer Diamond

    Herkimer Diamond

    Brilliantly clear, double-pointed quartz crystals from New York State – not diamonds, but nature's sparkle.

  • Heulandite

    Heulandite

    Pearly, coffin-shaped zeolite crystals in peach, white and green – a gentle collector's stone from India.

  • Hiddenite

    Hiddenite

    Rare green spodumene, sister of kunzite – a stone of the heart in crystal lore.

  • Honey Calcite

    Honey Calcite

    Warm golden-honey calcite, often clear enough to show its perfect rhomb shape – a stone of confidence.

  • Howlite
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    Howlite

    Soft white stone with grey veins, named after a Canadian chemist – a crystal lore favourite for calm and sl...

  • H

    Hypersthene

    Dark grey-brown stone with a coppery shimmer – a grounding stone in crystal lore.

I

  • Iolite

    Iolite

    Violet-blue gem that changes shade as you turn it – linked in legend to Viking navigation.

J

  • Jade
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    Jade

    Two exceptionally tough minerals, nephrite and jadeite, revered for thousands of years in China and Mesoame...

  • Jasper
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    Jasper

    Opaque, patterned chalcedony in endless colours – one of the most widely used stones in human history.

  • Jet

    Jet

    Lightweight black fossilised wood made famous by Victorian mourning jewellery – a traditional protective st...

K

  • K2 Jasper

    K2 Jasper

    Speckled white granite with round blue spots of azurite, from near the mountain K2.

  • Kambaba Jasper

    Kambaba Jasper

    Dark green stone with black circular patterns, linked to ancient fossil algae – a calming stone of nature.

  • K

    Kämmererite

    Sparkling purple-red chlorite coloured by chromium – a rare collector's stone.

  • Kunzite

    Kunzite

    Delicate pink-lilac spodumene named after Tiffany's gemmologist – the 'evening stone' that fades in sunlight.

  • Kyanite
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    Kyanite

    Blade-shaped blue crystals with two different hardnesses in one crystal – a stone of alignment in crystal l...

L

  • Labradorite
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    Labradorite

    Grey feldspar that flashes blue, green and gold – the 'northern lights' stone of transformation and intuition.

  • Lapis Lazuli
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    Lapis Lazuli

    Royal blue rock flecked with gold pyrite, mined in Afghanistan for over 6,000 years and ground into ultrama...

  • Larimar

    Larimar

    Caribbean-blue pectolite found in only one place on Earth – the Dominican Republic.

  • Larvikite

    Larvikite

    Norway's national rock – dark grey stone that flashes silvery blue, used from jewellery to building façades.

  • Lazulite

    Lazulite

    Deep azure-blue phosphate crystals – a rare, vivid blue collector's stone often confused with lapis lazuli.

  • Lemurian Quartz
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    Lemurian Quartz

    Brazilian quartz points with distinctive horizontal 'barcode' ridges – a favourite for meditation.

  • Lepidolite
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    Lepidolite

    Lilac lithium mica with a soft sparkle, popular in crystal lore for calm, balance and sleep.

  • Libyan Desert Glass

    Libyan Desert Glass

    Pale yellow natural glass from the Sahara, formed about 29 million years ago – carved into Tutankhamun's sc...

  • Lodolite (Garden Quartz)

    Lodolite (Garden Quartz)

    Clear quartz with inclusions that look like tiny gardens and landscapes – a meditative stone.

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  • Magnesite

    Magnesite

    Chalky white magnesium carbonate with grey veins – often dyed to imitate turquoise.

  • Magnetite (Lodestone)

    Magnetite (Lodestone)

    The most magnetic natural mineral – naturally magnetised lodestone made the world's first compasses.

  • Mahogany Obsidian
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    Mahogany Obsidian

    Volcanic glass swirled black and red-brown by iron – an earthy, grounding variety of obsidian.

  • Malachite
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    Malachite

    Bold banded green copper mineral that decorated Russian palaces – a crystal lore stone of transformation.

  • Mangano Calcite

    Mangano Calcite

    Soft pink calcite coloured by manganese that glows pink under UV light – a gentle stone of love.

  • Marcasite

    Marcasite

    Pyrite's paler, spikier twin – and the surprise behind most 'marcasite' jewellery.

  • Meteorite

    Meteorite

    Genuine pieces of space – iron-nickel meteorites with the famous criss-cross Widmanstätten pattern.

  • Moldavite
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    Moldavite

    Forest-green natural glass created by a meteorite impact about 15 million years ago, found in the Czech Rep...

  • Mookaite
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    Mookaite

    Colourful jasper from Western Australia in reds, yellows, mauves and creams – a grounding, adventurous stone.

  • Moonstone
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    Moonstone

    Feldspar with a floating blue-white glow, June's birthstone and a stone of the moon in many cultures.

  • Morganite

    Morganite

    Soft peach-pink beryl named after banker J.P. Morgan – a gentle stone of love and compassion.

  • Moss Agate
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    Moss Agate

    Clear chalcedony with green moss-like inclusions – the traditional 'gardener's stone' of growth and abundance.

  • Muscovite (Mica)

    Muscovite (Mica)

    Shiny, peelable sheets of mica once used as window glass in Russia – a stone of insight in crystal lore.

N

  • Nuummite

    Nuummite

    One of the oldest rocks on Earth, from Greenland, flashing with golden and blue light – a protective stone.

O

  • Ocean Jasper
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    Ocean Jasper

    Orb-patterned jasper from Madagascar's coast, whose deposit is reached by boat at low tide.

  • Okenite

    Okenite

    Snowball-like tufts of silky white fibres from India's volcanic basalts – soft to the touch and to the eye.

  • Onyx
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    Onyx

    Parallel-banded chalcedony prized for cameos since antiquity – a crystal lore stone of strength and self-co...

  • Opal
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    Opal

    October's birthstone – silica spheres that split light into flashing rainbow colours.

  • Opalite
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    Opalite

    Glowing milky man-made glass that flashes blue and gold – often confused with opal and moonstone.

  • Orange Calcite
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    Orange Calcite

    Glowing orange calcite from Mexico – a bright crystal lore stone of energy and creativity.

P

  • Peacock Ore

    Peacock Ore

    Copper ore with a dazzling rainbow tarnish of blue, purple and gold – a joyful crystal lore stone.

  • Pearl

    Pearl

    The only gem made by a living creature – June's birthstone, treasured for its soft glow.

  • Peridot

    Peridot

    Lime-green August birthstone born deep in Earth's mantle – and even found in meteorites.

  • Petrified Wood

    Petrified Wood

    Ancient trees turned to stone, cell by cell – including the famous petrified forest on Lesvos, Greece.

  • Phantom Quartz

    Phantom Quartz

    Quartz with ghostly inner outlines of earlier crystals – a crystal lore stone of growth and transformation.

  • Picture Jasper

    Picture Jasper

    Earthy jasper whose natural patterns look like painted desert landscapes – a grounding stone.

  • Pietersite

    Pietersite

    Stormy swirls of blue and gold chatoyant quartz, first found in Namibia – nicknamed the 'tempest stone'.

  • Pink Amethyst

    Pink Amethyst

    Soft pink-lilac geodes from Patagonia – a recent find that has become a modern favourite.

  • Pink Opal
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    Pink Opal

    Soft, candy-pink common opal from the Andes – a gentle stone of love and calm.

  • Pink Tourmaline
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    Pink Tourmaline

    Rose-pink to raspberry tourmaline, an October birthstone – treasured by China's last empress.

  • Prehnite
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    Prehnite

    Soft green, glowing mineral – the first mineral ever named after a person – often dotted with black epidote.

  • P
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    Purpurite

    Vivid purple phosphate with a satiny metallic sheen – a rare, striking stone.

  • Pyrite
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    Pyrite

    Brassy 'fool's gold' that grows in natural perfect cubes – the crystal lore stone of abundance and confidence.

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  • Rainbow Obsidian

    Rainbow Obsidian

    Black volcanic glass with hidden bands of iridescent colour from Mexico – a joyful, protective stone.

  • Red Jasper
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    Red Jasper

    Brick-red jasper coloured by iron, used in ancient Egyptian amulets – a crystal lore stone of stamina.

  • Red Tiger's Eye
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    Red Tiger's Eye

    Rich red-brown tiger's eye with a silky, shifting sheen – a stone of motivation in crystal lore.

  • Rhodochrosite

    Rhodochrosite

    Rose-pink manganese carbonate, Argentina's national stone and a crystal lore stone of self-love.

  • Rhodonite
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    Rhodonite

    Pink stone with black manganese veins, carved for Russian royalty – a crystal lore stone of emotional balance.

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    Rhyolite

    A volcanic rock with eye-like orbs and bands – the source of 'rainforest jasper' and many patterned stones.

  • Rose Quartz
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    Rose Quartz

    Soft pink quartz – the best-known stone of love, self-love and compassion in crystal traditions.

  • Ruby

    Ruby

    The 'king of gems' – rich red corundum and July's birthstone, symbol of passion and vitality.

  • Ruby Fuchsite

    Ruby Fuchsite

    Pink-red rubies set in shimmering green fuchsite – a striking stone of love and vitality from India.

  • Ruby Zoisite

    Ruby Zoisite

    Bold green zoisite studded with pink-red ruby crystals, from Tanzania – a crystal lore stone of vitality an...

  • Rutilated Quartz

    Rutilated Quartz

    Clear quartz threaded with golden needles of rutile – nicknamed 'Venus hair' for its shimmering strands.

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  • Sapphire

    Sapphire

    Deep blue corundum and September's birthstone – a symbol of wisdom and loyalty, worn by royalty for centuries.

  • Sardonyx

    Sardonyx

    Banded chalcedony in layers of red-brown sard and white onyx – an August birthstone carved into Roman seals...

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    Scapolite

    Golden to violet gem crystals that can glow yellow under UV – a lesser-known collector's gemstone.

  • Scolecite

    Scolecite

    Delicate sprays of white needle crystals from India – a peaceful crystal lore stone for rest.

  • Selenite
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    Selenite

    Luminous gypsum named after the moon – a cleansing stone in crystal lore that must be kept away from water.

  • Septarian
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    Septarian

    Nodules cracked and filled with golden calcite, formed millions of years ago – the 'dragon stone' of crysta...

  • Seraphinite

    Seraphinite

    Deep green stone with silvery feather-like shimmer, found in Siberia – named after the winged seraphim.

  • Serpentine
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    Serpentine

    Snake-skin green minerals formed from Earth's mantle – the same rock that forms Cyprus's Troodos Mountains.

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    Shattuckite

    Deep blue copper silicate from Namibia and Arizona – a vivid cousin of chrysocolla.

  • Shungite
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    Shungite

    Ancient carbon-rich black rock from Karelia, Russia – popular in crystal lore for protection and purification.

  • Smithsonite

    Smithsonite

    Pastel blue, green and pink zinc carbonate – named after the Smithsonian's founder, with famous specimens f...

  • Smoky Quartz
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    Smoky Quartz

    Brown to smoky-grey quartz darkened by natural radiation – Scotland's national gem and a grounding stone.

  • Snow Quartz
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    Snow Quartz

    Soft white quartz clouded by countless tiny bubbles – the gentle, calming form of quartz.

  • Snowflake Obsidian

    Snowflake Obsidian

    Black volcanic glass scattered with white 'snowflakes' of cristobalite – a stone of balance and perspective.

  • Sodalite
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    Sodalite

    Royal blue stone with white veins, once used to decorate a royal residence – a crystal lore stone of logic ...

  • S

    Spessartine Garnet

    Fiery orange manganese garnet – its brightest form is known as 'mandarin garnet'.

  • Sphalerite

    Sphalerite

    The main ore of zinc, with more fire than diamond in its gem form – a grounding stone in crystal lore.

  • Spinel

    Spinel

    Brilliant red, pink and blue gem long mistaken for ruby – including in Britain's Crown Jewels – and an Augu...

  • Spirit Quartz

    Spirit Quartz

    Quartz points covered in tiny sparkling crystals, found only in South Africa – a crystal lore stone of conn...

  • Staurolite

    Staurolite

    Crystals that naturally grow as crosses – the legendary 'fairy cross' of Virginia and Brittany.

  • Stichtite

    Stichtite

    Lilac-purple mineral from Tasmania, often found in green serpentine – a stone of calm and comfort.

  • Stilbite

    Stilbite

    Peachy 'bow-tie' clusters of zeolite crystals from India – a soft, creative stone in crystal lore.

  • Strawberry Quartz

    Strawberry Quartz

    Pink to red quartz with sparkling iron-mineral inclusions – a sweet crystal lore stone of love and joy.

  • Sugilite

    Sugilite

    Rich royal-purple stone discovered in Japan and found in gem quality mainly in South Africa.

  • Sulphur

    Sulphur

    Bright yellow crystals that form around volcanic vents – the 'brimstone' of legend.

  • Sunstone
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    Sunstone

    Glittering orange feldspar that sparkles like sunlight – a crystal lore stone of joy and confidence.

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  • Tanzanite

    Tanzanite

    Violet-blue gem found in only one small area near Mount Kilimanjaro – a December birthstone discovered in 1...

  • Tektite

    Tektite

    Black natural glass formed by a giant meteorite impact about 790,000 years ago – a stone of transformation.

  • Tiger's Eye
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    Tiger's Eye

    Golden-brown silky quartz with a moving band of light – a classic crystal lore stone of courage and focus.

  • Titanite (Sphene)

    Titanite (Sphene)

    Wedge-shaped golden-green crystals with more fire than diamond – a rare collector's gem.

  • Topaz
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    Topaz

    Hard, brilliant gem and November birthstone – found in golden, blue, pink and colourless forms.

  • Tourmalinated Quartz

    Tourmalinated Quartz

    Clear quartz threaded with black tourmaline needles – combining two of crystal lore's favourite stones.

  • Tree Agate
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    Tree Agate

    White chalcedony with green tree-like patterns – a gentle crystal lore stone of growth and patience.

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    Tugtupite

    Rare Greenland gem that glows brighter pink in the light – and red under UV.

  • Turquoise

    Turquoise

    Sky-blue copper phosphate and December birthstone, treasured by ancient Egypt, Persia and Native American c...

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  • Ulexite

    Ulexite

    The 'TV stone' – fibres that carry an image from one side of the stone to the other like optical fibres.

  • Unakite
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    Unakite

    Pink and green altered granite named after North Carolina's Unaka Mountains – a stone of balance.

V

  • Vanadinite

    Vanadinite

    Brilliant red hexagonal crystals from Morocco's Atlas Mountains – a striking collector's specimen.

  • Variscite

    Variscite

    Soft apple-green phosphate from Utah, often mistaken for green turquoise – a calming stone.

  • V

    Vesuvianite

    Green to brown crystals first found on Mount Vesuvius – also used as a jade look-alike.

W

  • Watermelon Tourmaline

    Watermelon Tourmaline

    Tourmaline with a pink heart and green rind, just like a watermelon slice – a stone of balance and joy.

  • Wavellite

    Wavellite

    Radiating green 'starbursts' of needle crystals, famously from Arkansas – a stone of clarity.

  • Wulfenite

    Wulfenite

    Paper-thin, fiery orange tabular crystals – one of the most photogenic collector minerals.

Y

  • Yellow Jasper

    Yellow Jasper

    Warm mustard-yellow jasper – an everyday stone of positivity and steady energy.

Z

  • Z

    Zincite

    Deep red zinc oxide, famous from Franklin, New Jersey – most bright crystal clusters on sale are furnace-made.

  • Zircon

    Zircon

    One of the oldest minerals on Earth – a fiery December birthstone, not to be confused with cubic zirconia.

  • Zoisite

    Zoisite

    The versatile mineral behind tanzanite, thulite and ruby zoisite – usually green in its natural form.

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