Selenite: the mineral named after the Moon

Did you know that selenite takes its name from the Moon? It comes from the Greek word selene, meaning “Moon”, due to its soft white glow reminiscent of moonlight.

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The glow of the northern lights captured in labradorite

The light reflected by labradorite is like the light emanating from the northern lights

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Malagasy celestine (from Madagascar)

Malagasy celestine druses are characterized by their ethereal color

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Pyrite: beyond fool's gold

Due to its golden metallic shine, at first glance it can be mistaken for the precious metal

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Platonic solids in mineral, pure natural symmetry.

Plato linked them to the elements, and today, Platonic solids in mineral symbolize harmony and eternal beauty.

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Aqua aura quartz, rainbow reflection

Aura quartz is a natural quartz that has been infused through a treatment with precious metals

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Green apatite: the charm of Durango

Green apatite from Durango, in northern Mexico, is one of the most striking expressions of this phosphate mineral.

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Lithium quartz. Rosy dream.

Among the many types of quartz offered by nature, few evoke a sense of serenity like lithium quartz.

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Mango Quartz, Colombia

Colombian Mango Cluster Quartz: Natural Beauty from the Heart of the Andes

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Opals from Ethiopia and Australia, a rainbow encapsulated in stone

Opal has been revered for its play of color and regarded as a symbol of luxury and mystery.

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