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Unlike its sister mineral "Silky Malachite," this raw chunk of Malachite offers a deeply rich and incredibly satisfying velvety shimmer. Although the mineral itself grew itself into such a peculiar...

This stunning work of art is among one of the most intriguing pieces of malachite we've seen. It was sliced on the most active area of botryoidal crystal growth to...

Unlike some other large Creedite specimens we've listed, this is a solid and heavy chunk! It features growths of purple Fluorite crystal that also seem to be rooted at the...

A large rough chunk of Creedite weighing at 3.51oz. It's surprisingly lightweight compared to other specimens, and this is due to the many caverns, or "vugs," which hollow out the...

The Creedite from this particular mine is often accompanied by purple Fluorite. However, this fascinating specimen also contains inclusions of an unknown variety - even a large protruding "dragon tooth"...

This is a 8.82 oz. beautiful stone composed of Malachite and Chrysocolla, often called "Malacolla." With heavily saturated forest greens and cyans, it is a gorgeous piece to add to your...

A medium-sized rough chunk of Creedite weighing at 3.51oz.

This gorgeous slab of Rose Quartz illuminates beautifully in light. A stand (sold separately) is recommended if you'd like to display it upright.

Sodalite is one of the most important stones used in ancient times for spiritual, psychic, and metaphysical work. Each sphere is individually photographed - please make sure to select the...

Beautifully crafted and one-of-a-kind, these exquisite cups and tray are carved from a solid piece of Rose Quartz crystal (no pieces have been glued together). They add a delicate yet...

A uniquely textured stone coated in tiny radiating shoots of prismatic Creedite crystal, sporadic pockets of purple and green Fluorite, and a "mystery" white mineral inclusion (possibly Scolecite). We think this chunk...

This gorgeous Creedite specimen boasts two incredibly differing personalities on either side of the stone. One side features larger, but more of the typical prismatic shoots of Creedite, while the other...