Piebald amber

Amber has long been prized for its warm energy and ancient origins, but among its many varieties, Piebald Amber stands out as something truly special. Characterised by its distinctive mix of light and dark tones—often resembling marbled or mottled patterns—this rare form of amber is both visually striking and energetically unique. In the UK, where…

Golden Aura Quartz

Golden Aura Quartz is a crystal that has been treated with a thin layer of gold to produce a shimmering golden sheen. It is said to be a powerful healing stone with several benefits, including: Enhancing spiritual growth: Golden Aura Quartz is believed to have a high vibration that can assist in spiritual growth and…

Muscovite

Muscovite is a mineral that belongs to the mica group, and it has a number of properties and benefits: Physical Properties: Muscovite is a mineral that has a glassy appearance, and is often colorless, white, or pale shades of brown, green, or yellow. It has a hardness of 2-2.5 on the Mohs scale and a…

Labradorite

The name “Labradorite” comes from its place of discovery in the Labrador region of Canada, hence it is also known as “Labrador Stone” or “Labrador Feldspar.” The mineral contains various crystal elements that overlap and interfere with light, creating a rainbow-like effect known as “labradorescence.” Because of this effect, it is also known as the…

Golden Rutilated Quartz

The composition of Golden Rutilated Quartz is containing needle-like inclusions of hematite in the crystal. Golden Rutilated Quartz can have a variety of colors, such as golden (solar plexus chakra, root chakra), silver (crown chakra), black (crown chakra), copper (solar plexus chakra, root chakra, sacral chakra), red (solar plexus chakra, root chakra, sacral chakra), white…

Pyrite / Fool’s Gold

The mineral pyrite, also known as “fool’s gold,” is named after the Greek word “pyr,” meaning “fire.” Pyrite can generate sparks when it comes into contact with metal or other hard materials, and it was used in firearms to create the necessary spark. Its color is very similar to natural gold, leading many gold prospectors…