Tiger’s Eye
Tiger’s Eye, a quartz-based gemstone, is known for its golden-brown hues and shimmering “cat’s eye” effect, caused by its fibrous structure reflecting light. Formed when crocidolite is replaced by quartz, it is primarily sourced from South Africa, Australia, and India. Renowned for its striking appearance and protective properties, it has been valued for strength, courage, and grounding energy across cultures.
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Smoky Quartz
Smoky quartz, known for its earthy tones from pale brown to deep grey, owes its colour to natural radiation affecting aluminium traces in its structure. Found in granite and igneous rocks, the intensity of its hue depends on radiation exposure over time. Some crystals display gradients, shifting from transparent to deep, rich tones. This unique formation makes smoky quartz a striking and versatile gemstone.
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Uruguayan Amethyst
Uruguayan amethyst is celebrated for its deep purple hue and exceptional clarity, ranking among the finest amethyst varieties worldwide. Found in the Artigas region near the Brazilian border, its superior quality stems from unique geological conditions. The Paraná volcanic basin’s silica-rich lava flows provided the perfect environment for quartz formation. Over millions of years, these factors produced crystals of remarkable purity and brilliance.
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Labradorite
Labradorite is a striking feldspar mineral celebrated for its iridescent play of colours, known as labradorescence, displaying flashes of blue, green, gold, and occasionally purple. This mesmerising effect arises from light interacting with its layered structure. Formed in igneous rocks under high pressure and temperature, labradorite is often found in regions of volcanic activity. First discovered in Labrador, Canada, in the 18th century, it takes its name from this region.
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Dream Tiger’s Eye
Dream tiger’s eye, a variant of traditional tiger’s eye, forms in metamorphic rocks found in South Africa, Western Australia, and India. Created as crocidolite transforms into quartz while preserving its fibrous structure, it exhibits the signature silky, chatoyant effect. With softer, muted tones, dream tiger’s eye exudes a more ethereal and introspective energy than its classic counterpart.
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Clear Quartz
Clear quartz, a silicon dioxide crystal with a hexagonal structure, is among Earth's most abundant minerals. Found globally, its notable sources include Brazil's Minas Gerais, renowned for radiant clarity, Switzerland's Alpine veins with exceptional purity, and regions like Arkansas, Madagascar, and the Himalayas. This worldwide distribution highlights its universal cultural significance and timeless appeal.
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Bolivian Amethyst
Bolivian Amethyst is a sought-after gem known for its deep purple hues, exceptional clarity, and vibrant colour variations, often featuring red or blue flashes. Mined in Bolivia's Andean mountains, particularly the Bolaños and Santa Cruz mines, its unique quality stems from the region's mineral-rich soil and distinctive geology. Renowned for its striking appearance and high vibrational energy, Bolivian Amethyst stands out as a premium variety of amethyst.
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Blue Rutilated Quartz
Blue rutilated quartz is primarily associated with the throat chakra and the third eye chakra. Its blue hues resonate with communication, self-expression, and clarity, supporting the throat chakra, while its connection to intuition and spiritual insight aligns with the third eye chakra. Together, it fosters clear communication and heightened awareness, making it a powerful tool for self-expression and intuitive growth.
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Starlight Strawberry Quartz
Starlight strawberry quartz is a rare quartz variety known for its deep red hues and shimmering inclusions that resemble stars or galaxies under light. Its vibrant colour and sparkle come from microscopic inclusions of hematite, lepidocrocite, or iron oxide. Found in regions like Brazil and Russia, it forms in mineral-rich environments under high temperatures and pressures.
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Azeztulite
Azeztulite, named after "Azezt," meaning "light of the soul," is a gentle yet powerful quartz associated with spiritual awakening and transformation. First discovered in North Carolina in the 1970s, it is now cherished worldwide, with varieties found in India, New Zealand, and Vermont. Each type carries unique metaphysical energies, supporting meditation, emotional healing, and spiritual growth. Beloved by lightworkers, it helps connect individuals to higher consciousness and divine realms.
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