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Pink amethyst
Pink amethyst is a rare and unique variety of amethyst, known for its distinctive delicate pink hue.
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Video: curiosities about opal
In this video, we tell you some interesting things about opal.
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Make a bracelet with elastic thread and mineral beads
In this video, Jessica explains to us how to make a bracelet with elastic thread and mineral beads.
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K2 or grazurite
The K2 stone is a rare granite with azurite spots, first discovered on the K2 mountain in Pakistan.
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Mini tumbled stone for orgonites, fish tanks, flower pots, Zen gardens, or whatever you can imagine
Mini tumbled stones have a multitude of applications, such as orgonites, fish tanks, flower pots...
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Black Kyanite - Witch's Broom
The black kyanite, also known as the "witch's broom" due to its appearance, has several curiosities that make it special.
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Beryls: golden - imperial, yellow - heliodor, green - emerald, blue - aquamarine
Beryls are a fascinating family of minerals that include precious stones like emerald, aquamarine, and morganite. Since ancient times, they have been valued for their beauty and rarity. Cleopatra adored emeralds, while Queen Elizabeth II wears a tiara of aquamarines. Beryls are found in various parts of the world, including Brazil and Colombia.
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Quartz with dumortierite
Quartz with dumortierite is a fascinating variety of quartz that contains inclusions of dumortierite, an aluminum borosilicate mineral. These inclusions give the quartz a distinctive blue color, which can range from light blue to a darker shade.
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Zodiac Gemmstons: The Gems of Your Sign
The zodiac, an imaginary band in the sky through which the Sun, the Moon, and the planets travel, has fascinated humanity for millennia.
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Amethyst phantom
The "amethyst phantom" occurs when interruptions in the growth of the original amethyst crystal are followed by resumption. During growth, changes in environmental conditions or impurities can cause the formation of concentric layers of amethyst, creating the effect of one crystal within another.
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