“Warring States Agate” refers to a type of agate gemstone that originated in China, named after the Warring States period (475–221 BC). It is highly valued for its vibrant colors, which often include shades of red, orange, and yellow, often layered in striking bands or swirls. The name also reflects its historical connection, as similar…
Category: Yellow Crystals
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…
Yellow Jade
Yellow Jade is made of calcium magnesium iron silicate. Its yellow hue can range from the light zest of a lemon to a rich, golden shade. Sourced from regions like Japan, Myanmar, China, and Alaska, the gemstone’s appearance, color, and texture vary across these locations. Boasting durability against scratches and fractures, Yellow Jade proves to…
Copper Rutilated Quartz
Copper Rutilated Quartz, also known as Cuprite Rutilated Quartz or Cuprian Rutilated Quartz, is a unique variety of quartz that contains needle-like inclusions of copper and other minerals. These inclusions create beautiful patterns and formations within the quartz, giving it a distinctive appearance. Here are some of the properties associated with Copper Rutilated Quartz: Appearance:…
Tiger’s eye
Tiger’s Eye is a gemstone with a unique appearance that is known for its properties and benefits. Here are some of them: Protection: Tiger’s Eye is believed to provide protection against negative energy, psychic attacks, and even physical harm. It is said to create a shield around the wearer, keeping them safe and grounded. Confidence:…
Crazy Lace Agate
Why is Crazy Lace Agate so crazy? It’s actually because of the various changing patterns and different banded chalcedonies. The swirls of white, orange, and brown colors blend together in a pleasing way. The crystal also contains black, gray, gold, and red colors, much like a painting by Picasso. Crazy Lace Agate was discovered in…
Stilbite
Stilbite, which comes from the Greek word meaning “luster” and symbolizes its pearl-like luster on its cleavage surfaces. Stilbite is a mineral belonging to the zeolite group and its crystals are usually plate-like or flattened, but in nature, it often appears as a cluster of bundles, some of which are radiating or spherical. Although it…
Yellow Hematoid Quartz / Golden Healer Quartz
Yellow Hematoid Quartz, its association with yellow minerals that are believed to attract wealth in the Chinese world. In the western world, it is known as Golden Healer Quartz. Yellow Hematoid Quartz is created by the combination of yellow hematite and white quartz crystals, which creates an inspiring mineral. If you are at a crossroads…
Cherry Blossom Agate
In the world of agate, cherry blossom agate occupies an important position. This charming stone was discovered in Madagascar and is a type of feather agate. Its characteristic inclusions give cherry blossom agate its aesthetic value. The agate with cherry blossom patterns blooming on it is truly a sight to behold. Cherry blossom agate shares…
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…
