Prehnite with its soft, bright hues of green is the perfect stone for Spring and connecting to Nature. Often found with black rutile inclusions, it is good for grounding energies of the heart and bringing harmony. It is a stone of … Read More
Pink Kunzite
Pink Kunzite is a spectacular crystal. Its pink ray radiance and light are perfect to be used to stimulate love and creativity in the heart. Belonging to the Spudomene family of crystals, its pink to purple shades comes from its … Read More
Prasiolite
Prasiolite, also known as green amethyst, comes from the Greek word “prason” (meaning leek) and “lithos” (meaning stone). Prasiolite symbolizes Abundance, Prosperity and Self-reliance. Its yellow/green tones are associated with the Ray of Lord Lanto whose important lifetimes in China symbolize Illumination … Read More
Blue Aragonite
On planet Earth we are blessed to have discovered and have access to an amazing array of crystals of all colors, shapes and forms that serve life here energetically. Whether they are mined underground in caverns, under water or above the ground, by … Read More
Chrysocolla
Chrysocolla, a crystal of magnificent blues and greens, is often found on a matrix of green Malachite. While Malachite may evoke the emotions, Chrysocolla is a stone of harmony, wisdom and calm. It is no accident that these crystals belong together. … Read More
Angel Aura Quartz
Magnificent and spellbinding Angel Aura Quartz captures our imagination with its multi-colored, reflective rays of light. The hexagonal formations of quartz culminating in a single point demonstrate the power of the Many in One and the One in Many. This crystal connects us … Read More
Blue Chalcedony
Blue Chalcedony is the magnificent sky-blue translucent stone of Unification and Oneness. It calms and soothes away enmity and distress and ushers in a sense of calmness and belonging. That its color reflects the harmony of the Higher Realms is no accident. … Read More
Petrified Wood
Technically speaking, Petrified Wood (or Fossilized Wood) is not a crystal. Its organic matter has been replaced by silicon dioxide while its form has been preserved leaving the rings of wood still visible. Silicon dioxide (SiO2), also known as silica, is a natural compound made … Read More