Green Apophyllite Properties Green Apophyllite crystals are known for their light to medium green color. They can be as clear as glass, too. These crystals were first discovered in Poona, India. But in recent years, Green Apophyllite has also been found in Brazil and Quebec, Canada. Apophyllite does not belong to the Zeolite family but […] More
Crystals and stones have been used for healing purposes for many, many years. When you take care of them and use them the right way, they can be very beneficial in enhancing and improving different aspects of your life. Even if crystals and stones can only survive physically for a certain period of time, their […] More
Honey Calcite Properties Honey Calcite is a calcium carbonate mineral and forms in massive or rhombohedral crystals. It is among the most common minerals that can be found on earth because it takes various forms and occurs in different kinds of geological environments. The best specimens of this type of Calcite come from Mexico. Honey […] More
Fools Gold Properties Fools Gold is an iron sulfide that’s formed by sulfur reacting with iron that’s present in sedimentary rocks. It comes in an incredible array of forms in glassy, glittering, golden shades. It exhibits a warm yellow color. It’s metallic and glitters just like real gold! This is why Fools Gold earned its […] More
Polychrome Jasper Properties Polychrome Jasper is a different colored Jasper from Madagascar. It usually exhibits a circular, eye-shaped, or figurative pattern. It’s also known as Desert Jasper. It’s a recently discovered Jasper stone that’s distinguished by its beautiful and earthy colors. Why Would You Use Polychrome Jasper? Polychrome Jasper is a stone that’s strongly connected […] More
Why do You Need to Program Your Crystals? For your crystals to work and give you the most healing benefits, you need to know how to program crystals. You need to ask your crystals to perform their functions and help you in making your intentions manifest in your reality. The purpose of programming a crystal […] More
Fire Opal Properties Fire Opal is the name used for the colorful, translucent to transparent Opal that has a background color of fire red, orange, or yellow. It can also exhibit a play of color when the stone is turned under a light source. It’s given this name not because of a phenomenon, but because […] More
Hematoid Quartz Properties Hematoid Quartz is a quartz crystal that contains Hematite inclusions. Its inclusions exhibit small black or red-brown ‘stars’ or clouds within the Quartz point’s termination ends. It’s also sometimes called Specularite Quartz, Fire Quartz, andFerruginous Quartz. Why Would You Use Hematoid Quartz? Just like Eilat Stone, Hematoid Quartz is a very good […] More
Mariposite Properties Mariposite is a combination stone that consists of green chromium that’s rich in mica within a white dolomitic marble. It usually exhibits green colors running through grey, cream, or white-colored host rocks. This stone comes from Mariposa County, California, hence the name. Why Would You Use Mariposite? Just like Phlogopite, Mariposite will positively […] More
Mother of Pearl Properties Mother of Pearl, which is also known as nacre, is an iridescent layer of material that makes up the lining of many mollusks. The most common source of this material are abalone and pearl oysters. A common use is as an inlay in many musical instruments, furniture, and jewelry pieces. There’s […] More
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