Mystic Crystal Revelations

  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 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

The soft, pale pink ray of Danburite is a great aid to your meditations, healing and transformation. Working gently with the heart, Danburite is a soother of stress and any sense of unworthiness. It ushers in a sense of self-acceptance … Read More

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 Its organic matter has been replaced by silicon dioxide while its form has been preserved leaving the rings of wood still visible.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

Selenite is a calming stone that is aligned with the crown chakra and soul star as well as other chakras further above. Its gentle and luminous presence reminds us of the white Light of Source. Its ethereal energy is manifested in … Read More

Rose Quartz is a piece of heaven on Earth.  It is one of the the most lovely and pleasing crystals in the smorgasbord of crystals and gemstones fashioned by the Creator.  It is Love and Compassion, powerful and gentle at the same … Read More

Majestic Turquoise, so named by the French as pierre turquoise, meaning Turkish stone, has been mined and traded since 5000 BCE in Central Asia, Europe, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Australia, Argentina, Tibet and Ancient Egypt and more recently in the southwestern United … Read More

Black Spinel gemstones are stones of grounding and Victory! Readily available in faceted beads and jewelry, their sparkle and shape catch the light and are very engaging. Their triangular faces and octagonal forms easily bring geometric structure and manifestation into … Read More

To hold Staurolite in your hand is to experience a little piece of magic. The name “staurolite” comes from the Greek word “stauros” meaning “cross” and “lithos” meaning stone. Due to the shape of its hexagonal crystals in cross formation, Staurolite … Read More

Named after JaneAnn Dow by her friend and fellow crystal worker and author, Katrina Raphaell (my Crystal teacher), the Dow Master Crystal is a fairly rare and magnificent quartz crystal find. Its six faces, culminating in the termination point, are formed of 3- and 7- sided … Read More