Charoite obelisk 835g Zipper Oyster This Agate banded slice 472g

This Agate banded slice 472g has been cut and polished from an orange and red geode

Chalcedony

This Amethyst Geode cluster weighs 417g

Their fossils can have an iridescent gem-like quality when polished

This Indigo Gabbro massage wand is shaped from rock found in the Himalaya

Charoite obelisk 835g Zipper Oyster This Agate banded slice 472gThis Charoite obelisk weighs 835g. Charoite is unique and rare. It is an opaque white, lavender, lilac, violet and purple stone with a pearly lustre. It was first described in 1978 and is found only at one location in Aldan, Russia. The Chary River is nearby; however, it was named for the Russian word chary, which means charms or magic. Charoite is a widely diverse mineral, containing potassium, sodium, calcium, barium, strontium, oxygen, silicon, and