The Crystal Atlas

The Atlas

Every stone, catalogued twice.

Browse by name. Each entry contains a mineral profile - formula, symmetry class, hardness, provenance - alongside the traditions and practices that have shaped how the stone is held.

344 of 344 entries

№ 001

Actinolite

Green fibre - the composed nerve.

№ 002

Aegirine

The dark blade - a stone of clean severance.

№ 003

Afghanite

Lapis-country blue, gathered in miniature.

№ 004

Agni Manitite

Pearl of the fire spirit.

№ 005

Alexandrite

Emerald by day, ruby by lamplight.

№ 006

Allophane

Blue milk of the volcano.

№ 007

Alurgite

The rose leaf of the mica book.

№ 008

Amber

Sunlight, kept.

№ 009

Amber Calcite

Honey in stone form.

№ 010

Amegreen

Two moods, one lattice.

№ 011

Amethyst

The stone of tempered clarity.

№ 012

Ammonite

A spiral written by an animal, kept by stone.

№ 013

Amphibole Quartz

Wings caught in glass.

№ 014

Anapaite

Green quiet of forgotten shorelines.

№ 015

Angel Aura Quartz

A veil of coloured light on stone.

№ 016

Anorthosite

The pale stone of ancient crusts.

№ 017

Apache Tear

Grief made translucent.

№ 018

Apatite

The mineral of teeth, bone, and clear speech.

№ 019

Apple Aura Quartz

Green light bound to a clear point.

№ 020

Aqua Aura Quartz

Quartz dressed in a film of sky.

№ 021

Aragonite

Radiating warmth of the settled body.

№ 022

Arizona Pietersite

Storm light held in stone.

№ 023

Arsenopyrite

Bright metal with a warning in it.

№ 024

Asphaltite

The slow stone that was once life.

№ 025

Astrophyllite

Star-leaf sprung from dark rock.

№ 026

Atlantisite

Green ground broken by lilac light.

№ 027

Auralite-23

The old stone carrying two dozen names.

№ 028

Aurichalcite

Feather-tufts the colour of morning sky.

№ 029

Autunite

The green fire that must be watched from a distance.

№ 030

Axinite

The wedge-crystal that turns the light.

№ 031

Azurite

The pigment the old painters kept blue with.

№ 032

Banded Agate

The stone that keeps a record of its own growing.

№ 033

Banded Honey Calcite

Warm layers laid down in still water.

№ 034

Barite

The heavy stone with weightless blades.

№ 035

Bauxite

The red earth that becomes the light metal.

№ 036

Black Amethyst

Purple gone deep enough to hold a shadow.

№ 037

Black Banded Onyx

Clean parallel lines drawn through the dark.

№ 038

Black Jade

The dense stone that will not be pushed.

№ 039

Black Kyanite

The fan that sweeps a room clean.

№ 040

Black Mica (Biotite)

Pages of dark rock that turn under a fingernail.

№ 041

Black Moonstone

The moon on a new-moon night.

№ 042

Black Obsidian

The mirror the earth cooled too fast to lose.

№ 043

Black Onyx

The polished dark that steadies a hand.

№ 044

Black Sardonyx

Warm and cold stone laid in one seam.

№ 045

Black Shiva Lingam

River-shaped stone gathered by hand.

№ 046

Black Spinel

Small hard stone that takes no colour but its own.

№ 047

Black Star Diopside

A four-rayed star crossed on dark stone.

№ 048

Black Tourmaline

The threshold stone.

№ 049

Bladed Calcite

Paper-thin stone stacked like petals.

№ 050

Blue Aragonite

Soft blue mineral grown in coral shape.

№ 051

Blue Aventurine

The quiet blue quartz for a long-held plan.

№ 052

Blue Barite

Weightless-looking crystals with real weight.

№ 053

Blue Calcite

Soft chalk-blue mineral for a tired room.

№ 054

Blue Chalcedony

Sea-glass mineral for a level voice.

№ 055

Blue Chert

Sedimentary stone the sea pressed flat.

№ 056

Blue Dolomite

Cool blue rock that softens a hard week.

№ 057

Blue Flower Agate

Small chalcedony blooms held in still blue.

№ 058

Blue Fluorite

Cubic stone for a mind that will not sit still.

№ 059

Blue Halite

Salt cube coloured by long-buried light.

№ 060

Blue Jay Sapphire

The old blue stone of vows and verdicts.

№ 061

Blue John Fluorite

One hill in England, and nowhere else.

№ 062

Blue Kyanite

Sapphire-blue blades that align a room.

№ 063

Blue Lace Agate

A quiet blue voice for the throat.

№ 064

Blue Onyx

The calm of layered water in stone.

№ 065

Blue Scheelite

The mapmaker's stone.

№ 066

Blue Smithsonite

Rounded blue drift from an old zinc mine.

№ 067

Blue Tigers Eye (Hawk's Eye)

The steady blue gaze of the hawk.

№ 068

Blue Topaz

Clear sky in a faceted stone.

№ 069

Blueberry Fluorite

Small cubes of night.

№ 070

Bolivianite (Ametrine)

One crystal holding two suns.

№ 071

Botswana Agate

Fine grey lines for the long night.

№ 072

Boulder Opal

Living colour anchored in stone.

№ 073

Brecciated Agate

The broken stone made whole again.

№ 074

Brochantite

Green copper sprays from the desert workings.

№ 075

Bronzite

The polite refusal in stone.

№ 076

Brown Dravite Tourmaline

The grounded end of the tourmaline family.

№ 077

Bumblebee Jasper

Yellow, black and warning.

№ 078

Cancrinite

A late yellow bloom in old plutons.

№ 079

Candle Quartz (Pineapple)

A quartz point encrusted with its own light.

№ 080

Caribbean Calcite

Warm blue water held as stone.

№ 081

Carnelian

The old red stone of the working hand.

№ 082

Carnotite

The yellow crust that lit the atomic age.

№ 083

Cassiterite

The stone that made the Bronze Age.

№ 084

Cavansite

Electric blue starburst from a monsoon quarry.

№ 085

Chabazite

The quiet framework that filters the world.

№ 086

Chalcanthite

The bright blue that must not touch water.

№ 087

Chalcopyrite

Peacock ore — the stone of alchemists.

№ 088

Champagne Aura Quartz

A treated quartz for warmth without weight.

№ 089

Champagne Topaz

A warm topaz for measured celebration.

№ 090

Charoite

The lilac swirl from a single Siberian mountain.

№ 091

Cheetah Agate

A patterned chalcedony for patient watching.

№ 092

Cherry Tanzurine

A deep red aventurine for warmth without noise.

№ 093

Chevron Amethyst

V-banded amethyst for direction and dream.

№ 094

Chiastolite

The cross stone of protection.

№ 095

Chinese Writing Stone

A stone that reads like a page.

№ 096

Chlorite Quartz

Green-veiled quartz for garden work.

№ 097

Chlorophane

The fluorite that answers heat with light.

№ 098

Chocolate Calcite

A warm brown calcite for grounded comfort.

№ 099

Chrome Diopside

A verdant pyroxene lit from within by chromium.

№ 100

Chrysanthemum Stone

A stone whose petals bloomed in stone.

№ 101

Chrysoberyl

A golden gemstone of exceptional hardness and clarity.

№ 102

Chrysocolla

The turquoise-blue voice of copper country.

№ 103

Chrysoprase

The apple-green chalcedony of new leaf and new heart.

№ 104

Cinnabar

The scarlet ore that painted an empire.

№ 105

Citrine

Solar quartz - warmth held in stone.

№ 106

Clear Quartz

The master lens - amplifier and archive.

№ 107

Clevelandite

The white bladed feldspar of pegmatite cavities.

№ 108

Cobaltoan Calcite

A vivid pink calcite tinted by cobalt.

№ 109

Cobra Jasper

A stone patterned like scaled skin.

№ 110

Collawood

Ancient wood re-cast in common opal.

№ 111

Colombianite

A dark natural glass held sacred in the Andes.

№ 112

Colourless Fluorite

The optical purity behind fluorite's whole family.

№ 113

Colourless Topaz

The unpigmented base of every treated blue topaz.

№ 114

Conichalcite

A vivid green copper arsenate of oxidised veins.

№ 115

Copal

Amber's younger sibling, still fragrant.

№ 116

Copper

A conductive metal of body, wire and ritual bowl.

№ 117

Coquimbite

A lavender bloom from the Atacama.

№ 118

Covellite

An indigo mirror shot with peacock fire.

№ 119

Crackle Quartz

Clear quartz taught to hold light in fractures.

№ 120

Crazy Lace Agate

The laughing agate of the Chihuahuan desert.

№ 121

Crazy Lace Amethyst

A Patagonian amethyst laced with quartz and calcite.

№ 122

Creedite

A radiant burst of orange desert crystals.

№ 123

Crichtonite

A black alpine gem for oxide-rich clefts.

№ 124

Crocoite

A radiant orange-red spray from Tasmanian mines.

№ 125

Cryolite

The Greenlandic ice-stone once used to make aluminium.

№ 126

Crystallised Orange Calcite

Warmth held in a rhombohedral cage.

№ 127

Cuprite

A deep red copper ore that glows garnet in the light.

№ 128

Cyanotrichite

A fibrous sky-blue tuft from the copper margins.

№ 129

Dali Calcite

The banded marble that named a school of Chinese painting.

№ 130

Dallasite

A green Pacific basalt healed with white quartz.

№ 131

Dalmatian Jasper

A spotted felsic rock, misnamed a jasper.

№ 132

Danburite

A clear boron gemstone of pale-lit clarity.

№ 133

Datolite

A glassy borate of basalt cavities and copper country.

№ 134

Dendritic Agate

A stone in which forests grow inside quartz.

№ 135

Dendritic Opal

Fern-inked opal of quiet inner landscapes.

№ 136

Desert Jasper

Madagascan silica painted in sunset weather.

№ 137

Desert Rose

A flower crystallised from arid patience.

№ 138

Diamond

Carbon reorganised by the deep mantle into pure fire.

№ 139

Dianite Blue Jade

A Siberian pyroxene that only borrows jade's name.

№ 140

Diopside

A pale-to-green pyroxene of contact metamorphism.

№ 141

Dioptase

A copper silicate whose green rivals emerald itself.

№ 142

Dogtooth Calcite

A cave stone shaped like a mouthful of teeth.

№ 143

Dolomite

A soft carbonate of pale-pink saddle crystals.

№ 144

Dragi Jade

A quiet green from the Balkans.

№ 145

Dragon Stone

Green scales and red blood in one stone.

№ 146

Dravite

The warm brown tourmaline of tolerant company.

№ 147

Dumortierite

A stone of denim-blue focus and patient study.

№ 148

Eclogite

Christmas-coloured rock from the deep crust.

№ 149

Eilat Stone

King Solomon's stone from the Timna copper mines.

№ 150

Elestial Quartz

A many-terminated quartz that grew and paused and grew again.

№ 151

Elite Shungite

The silver-black carbon of Karelia.

№ 152

Emerald

The green beryl of vows and rain-fed patience.

№ 153

Emerald Calcite

A gentle green rhomb from Mexican deposits.

№ 154

Enhydro Quartz

A quartz that kept a drop of its parent water.

№ 155

Enstatite

A mantle pyroxene of ordinary, essential green.

№ 156

Epididymite

A rare beryllium bloom from alkaline pegmatites.

№ 157

Epidote

The pistachio-green stone of amplified intention.

№ 158

Erionite

A woollen zeolite handled only behind glass.

№ 159

Erythrite

The magenta warning-flag of buried cobalt.

№ 160

Ethiopian Welo Opal

A honey-bodied opal that drinks and remembers water.

№ 161

Euclase

A beryllium gem that splits at a breath.

№ 162

Eudialyte

A raspberry stone from Arctic alkaline rock.

№ 163

Faden Quartz

A crystal that broke and grew itself back together.

№ 164

Fairy Quartz

A stalactite dressed in tiny pale crystals.

№ 165

Fancy Jasper

A jasper that refuses one colour.

№ 166

Fenster Quartz

A quartz that grew its edges before its faces.

№ 167

Fire Agate

A chalcedony that catches fire on tilt.

№ 168

Fire Opal

A stone that keeps sunset inside it.

№ 169

Flower Agate

Chalcedony grown into small unopened blooms.

№ 170

Flower Jasper

A quiet stone that grew its own bouquet.

№ 171

Flower Obsidian

Volcanic glass that flowered while it froze.

№ 172

Flower Rhyolite

An Australian volcanic that reads like moss and blossom.

№ 173

Fluorapatite

The mineral that is also your teeth.

№ 174

Fluorite

A crystal that comes in every colour and cleaves along octahedra.

№ 175

Fossil Coral

A reef preserved in chalcedony flowers.

№ 176

Fossil Shell Jasper

Chalcedony that swallowed a shoreline.

№ 177

Fossilised Wood

A tree that became a stone without losing its rings.

№ 178

Franklinite

A black spinel from the strangest orebody in America.

№ 179

Fruit Jasper

Bands of orchard colour in a single silica pebble.

№ 180

Fuchsite

A green mica that keeps chromium in its sheets.

№ 181

Fuji Lava Stone

A porous piece of Japan's most patient volcano.

№ 182

Fulgurite

A tube of glass a lightning bolt left in the sand.

№ 183

Galaxyite

A dark matrix that shows the night sky in miniature.

№ 184

Galena

The heaviest mineral most collectors ever hold.

№ 185

Garden Quartz

A clear window onto a landscape that stopped growing.

№ 186

Garnet

A red dodecahedron that grew inside a hot rock.

№ 187

Garnet in Arfvedsonite

Red discipline set into a dark blue field.

№ 188

Garnet in Biotite

Metamorphic proof that pressure produces jewels.

№ 189

Garnet in Staurolite

Two crystal habits that only share a schist.

№ 190

Garnet in Wollastonite

Contact-zone stone where limestone met granite.

№ 191

Garnierite

An apple-green stone that grew where nickel weathered.

№ 192

Gaspeite

A rare green carbonate from oxidised nickel ore.

№ 193

Gem Silica

The rarest blue of the copper family, translucent at last.

№ 194

Geyserite

The cream deposit a geyser leaves as it breathes.

№ 195

Gibbsite

The pale mineral behind every aluminium object.

№ 196

Girasol Quartz

A milky quartz that turns on a soft blue glow.

№ 197

Glacier Quartz

A quartz point that looks like it was cut from a glacier.

№ 198

Glauberite

An evaporite crystal that often dissolves and leaves its mould behind.

№ 199

Glendonite

A star of calcite where a cold-water mineral once grew.

№ 200

Goethite

The rust that made the ochres of the first painters.

№ 201

Gold

A metal that will not tarnish and rarely lets go of itself.

№ 202

Golden Barite

Heavy honey-coloured blades from ancient basins.

№ 203

Golden Healer Quartz

A clear quartz wearing a film of iron sunlight.

№ 204

Golden Sheen Obsidian

Black glass with a golden hush trapped inside it.

№ 205

Goshenite

The clear window of the beryl family.

№ 206

Grandidierite

One of the world's rarest gem-quality minerals.

№ 207

Grape Agate

A cluster of tiny purple spheres, misnamed but unforgettable.

№ 208

Green Apatite

The stone that lends its name to appetite.

№ 209

Green Aragonite

The softer polymorph of calcium carbonate, tinted by copper.

№ 210

Green Aventurine

Quartz that shimmers because tiny mica flakes lie the same way.

№ 211

Green Dolomite

A pale-green carbonate that only exists because a sea existed.

№ 212

Green Fluorite

Cubic clarity in the colour of new leaves.

№ 213

Green Garnet

The garnet family's green branch — grassland instead of ember.

№ 214

Green Hopeite

A rare pale-green mineral from oxidised zinc deposits.

№ 215

Green Kyanite

Kyanite's rarer, teal-toned twin.

№ 216

Green Onyx

A polished green surface that turns light into weight.

№ 217

Green Opal

Opal without fire, coloured by nickel or celadonite instead.

№ 218

Green Opalised Wood

A tree replaced, cell by cell, with green silica.

№ 219

Green Sardonyx

Layered strength in green, white, and earth.

№ 220

Green Smithsonite

A soft green zinc carbonate that holds a gentle lunar luster.

№ 221

Green Tanzurine

Tanzanian aventurine — a green field of starlight.

№ 222

Green Tourmaline

The heart of the tourmaline family — vivid, prismatic, and electrically alive.

№ 223

Grenatite

A metamorphic rock where garnet has become the whole story.

№ 224

Guinea Fowl Jasper

Madagascan jasper spotted like the bird that shares its name.

№ 225

Guinea Fowl Quartz

Quartz that carries the spotted signature of the guinea fowl.

№ 226

Gyrolite

White radial flowers of hydrated calcium silicate.

№ 227

Helenite

Volcanic ash, reborn as glass.

№ 228

Hematite

The iron blood of the Earth — heavy, grounding, and magnetic.

№ 229

Hematite Coated Sandstone

Desert stone painted by iron.

№ 230

Hematoid Quartz

Quartz that carries the fire of iron within its clarity.

№ 231

Hemimorphite

Blue crust that grows where zinc meets water.

№ 232

Herkimer Diamond

Water-clear quartz that grew with both ends free.

№ 233

Heulandite

Pearly zeolite born in the pores of basalt.

№ 234

Hilutite

Trade stone patterned like a weathered map.

№ 235

Hollandite Quartz

Clear quartz sown with black star-bursts.

№ 236

Honey Calcite

Warm-lit calcite the colour of poured amber.

№ 237

Hutchinsonite

Rare thallium sulfosalt of crimson-black needles.

№ 238

Hyacinth Jasper

Sun-warmed jasper the colour of hyacinth stone.

№ 239

Hypersthene

Dark pyroxene that flashes bronze in the light.

№ 240

Imperial Topaz

Golden-orange topaz once reserved for royalty.

№ 241

Indonesia Palmwood

Fossil palm trunk turned to stone with its rods intact.

№ 242

Iowaite

Pale sea-green hydroxide of the serpentinite margins.

№ 243

Isua

One of Earth's oldest rocks, from the Greenland shield.

№ 244

Jade

The stone of two minerals and a thousand years of ritual.

№ 245

Japan Law Twin Quartz

Two quartz crystals meeting flat at 84 degrees.

№ 246

Jaspillite

Red jasper and silver hematite in tectonic ribbons.

№ 247

Kambaba Jasper

Fossil algal orbs preserved in dark green silica.

№ 248

Kämmererite

Chromium-rich clinochlore in violet crystal fans.

№ 249

Kinoite

Azure copper silicate of the Arizona skarns.

№ 250

Kiwi Jasper

Pale stone flecked pink and black like a kiwi.

№ 251

Kobyashevite

Pale copper sulfate sprays of the oxidised zone.

№ 252

Kunzite

Pink spodumene named for the gem scholar who found it.

№ 253

Labradorite

Aurora locked inside stone.

№ 254

Lakelandite

Cumbrian volcanic tuff of the English Lake District.

№ 255

Lapis Lazuli

The stone of starry midnight.

№ 256

Larimar

The dolphin stone of the Caribbean.

№ 257

Larvikite

Blue flash from ancient Norwegian stone.

№ 258

Lattice Lace Agate

A net of white lace locked in silica.

№ 259

Lazulite

Azure crystals of the phosphate family.

№ 260

Lazurite

The blue heart of lapis lazuli.

№ 261

Lemon Quartz

Citrus clarity in crystalline form.

№ 262

Lemurian Seed Quartz

The striated keeper of quiet records.

№ 263

Lepidolite

The lilac mica of calm transition.

№ 264

Limonite

The ochre earth of patient transformation.

№ 265

Lions Gate Quartz

Golden smoky quartz of solar courage.

№ 266

Lizardite

The apple-green serpent of renewal.

№ 267

Löllingite

Silvery iron arsenide of the sulfide veins.

№ 268

Magma Chalcedony

Molten light held inside stone.

№ 269

Magnesite

Porcelain-white stone of quiet mind.

№ 270

Mahogany Obsidian

Grounded fire of the volcano's floor.

№ 271

Malachite

The banded green mirror of transformation.

№ 272

Malacolla

Sea and forest folded into one stone.

№ 273

Maligano Jasper

A shattered map re-cemented by silica.

№ 274

Mango Quartz

Warm-fruit glow of solar clarity.

№ 275

Marcasite

Brassy cockscomb of quick clarity.

№ 276

Mariposite

Apple-green shimmer of the golden hills.

№ 277

Mexican Agate

Wild laced rhythm of the desert.

№ 278

Miriam Calligraphy Stone

A page of script written by shells.

№ 279

Moldavite

Green fire of a fallen star.

№ 280

Mookaite

Ochre memory of an ancient inland sea.

№ 281

Mordenite

Fine white breath of the lava cavity.

№ 282

Morganite

The soft heart of the beryl family.

№ 283

Moroccan Agate

Soft desert sky held in a section of stone.

№ 284

Moss Agate

Chalcedony with a garden inside it.

№ 285

Mugglestone

Iron, jasper and tiger's eye written in one stripe.

№ 286

Muscovite

Silvery pages of the earth's lightest book.

№ 287

Natrolite

Fine white needles of the volcanic cavity.

№ 288

Nellite

A softly mottled cousin of pietersite.

№ 289

Neptunite

Black prisms from the god of the sea.

№ 290

Nevada Rose

A desert stone flowering in pink.

№ 291

Nguni Jasper

The hide of the sacred herd, in stone.

№ 292

Nontronite

Ochre clay of quiet transformation.

№ 293

Noreena Jasper

Ochre-and-brick banding of the ancient outback.

№ 294

Nundoorite

Deep-green rock of the outback night.

№ 295

Nuummite

Iridescent fire of the oldest stones.

№ 296

Ocean Jasper

Concentric orbs at the edge of the sea.

№ 297

Ocean Picture Stone

A shoreline captured in soft blue bands.

№ 298

Okenite

Cotton-soft blooms in a lava cavity.

№ 299

Optical Calcite

The stone that shows two worlds at once.

№ 300

Orange Aventurine

A warm spark of creative confidence.

№ 301

Orange Calcite

Sunshine frozen in carbonate form.

№ 302

Orange Kyanite

A blade of fire that cuts through hesitation.

№ 303

Orange Selenite

A warm lantern of gentle release.

№ 304

Orca Agate

Black-and-white bands that echo the ocean's diplomat.

№ 305

Orchid Calcite

Soft floral layers for the heart's patience.

№ 306

Orpiment

Golden fire with a poisonous edge.

№ 307

Orthoceras

An ancient sailor preserved in black limestone.

№ 308

Orthoclase

The feldspar that builds continents.

№ 309

Pagoda Calcite

Tiered crystal towers of quiet geometry.

№ 310

Paragonite

The quiet silver mica of high-pressure rocks.

№ 311

Pargasite

A deep green prism from the roots of mountains.

№ 312

Peach Moonstone

A soft glow of new beginnings.

№ 313

Peanut Obsidian

Ancient fire holding its breath in stone.

№ 314

Peridot

Sunlight caught in an olive leaf.

№ 315

Petrified Ironwood

A forest turned to iron and time.

№ 316

Petrified Wood

A tree's memory written in stone.

№ 317

Phenakite

A deceiver of light, brilliant and clear.

№ 318

Phoenix Stone

Flame and ash reborn as pattern.

№ 319

Phosphosiderite

Orchid calm for the emotional body.

№ 320

Picasso Jasper

Abstract earth art in black and rust.

№ 321

Picture Jasper

Landscapes painted by silica and time.

№ 322

Pietersite

A storm of gold and blue locked in stone.

№ 323

Pink Amethyst

A geode of gentle, heart-opening light.

№ 324

Pink Zebra Jasper

Stripes of rose and cream, patient as sediment.

№ 325

Pinolith

Pale nodules scattered like pine nuts in dark rock.

№ 326

Pistachio Calcite

Soft green carbonate, cool as a shaded stream.

№ 327

Plum Blossom Jasper

Flowers held open in stone.

№ 328

Plumbogummite

Botryoidal blue-green crust over old lead veins.

№ 329

Prasiolite (Green Amethyst)

Amethyst that went green in the heat.

№ 330

Prehnite

Botryoidal green light with epidote needles inside.

№ 331

Preseli Bluestone

The stone that walked to Stonehenge.

№ 332

Prophecy Stone

Angular desert iron, heavy in the hand.

№ 333

Purple Aragonite

Carbonate blades in an unlikely violet.

№ 334

Purple Aura Quartz

Quartz dressed in a violet metallic sheen.

№ 335

Purple Chalcedony

Quiet violet botryoids of grape-like quartz.

№ 336

Purple Fluorite

Cubes of violet glass grown in limestone veins.

№ 337

Purple Jade

Lavender jadeite, the rarest of the jade colours.

№ 338

Purple Opal

Common opal in shades of violet and lilac.

№ 339

Purple Scapolite

A violet collector's gem with a soft inner glow.

№ 340

Purple Selenite

Pale violet gypsum with a satin, watery light.

№ 341

Purpurite

An electric violet crust born from weathered phosphate.

№ 342

Pyrite

Fool's gold, cut into flawless brassy cubes.

№ 343

Rose Quartz

The stone of unhurried tenderness.

№ 344

Selenite

Moonlight, made structural.