Sapphire Beads Sapphire is a variety of corundum prized for its durability and remarkable range of colors, with each stone displaying its own unique character and inclusions.
KyaniteTourmaline is known for extraordinary color variety (spanning the entire rainbow), unique "electric" properties (pyroelectric and piezoelectric), its ability to display multiple colors in one crystal, as well as different colors or shades when viewed from different angles.
Ancient Sand Dollar Fossil Ancient creatures—sometimes over 23 million years old—preserved as stone, often displaying perfectly crystallized,five-pointed star markings.
Ammolite Formed from aragonite layers in fossil shells, ammolite displays brilliant, opal-like colors due to light diffraction, often featuring rare blues, purples, and deep reds.
Antique Quartz BeadsHand-carved quartz trade beads in the classic watermelon shape, with subtle variations that make every bead unique.
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