Midnight Lace obsidian pieces carved into large ovals for comfortable carrying.
Small, rough natural tanzanite pieces, unheated, purplish and gemmy, for jewelry, energy and lapidary purposes
Content: 4 oz ($4.25 / 1 oz)
Silver or gold colored small metal coil pendants for making your own jewelry with a special stone.
A dark teal color with white sparkles, these apatite drop bead pendants are a unique but natural color.
Colorful Mookaite Jasper rough raw stones: an Australian original and classic, famous for many lapidary and decor purposes
Blue lace agate from Namibia is a nice periwinkle color, solid agate, no matrix or inclusions, for gifts, holding and/or jewelry making
Black Tourmaline drop beads, easy unique jewelry and great gifts
Midnight Lace obsidian 6 x 2 flintknapping blanks for making arrowheads or other creative purposes.
These sapphires are natural and most display their crystal shapes
Content: 8 oz ($8.25 / 1 oz)
These tumbled stones of ruby fuchsite are great for lapidary purposes.
Each one unique, these earth-toned agate slabs feature a small amethyst crystal in its cavity for a great combination look
1 pound of small, natural, individual quartz/rock crystals, A grade, from Brazil.
Natural, orangey-red carnelian tumbled stones from Brazil, for decor, jewelry and arts and crafts
Uruguay amethyst druze crystal clusters, A grade. Beautiful deep purple, mostly very little rind.
Tumble polished pieces of rutilated quartz from Brazil all contain golden needles of titanium, good for many purposes
Green and sparkly, these A-grade tumbled pieces of aventurine are a classic part of every rock collection.
1 pound of tumbled, bright white magnesite with random gray veins, good for making jewelry, energy and therapy, art projects & decor, and rock collections
Buy one pound of small, clear, natural, unpolished quartz crystals from Brazil.
Jet drop beads, pure black and shiny, easy unique jewelry and great gifts
These soft white stones are unique with their composition, formation and inclusions. Great for rockhounds and collectors of all kinds!
Aventurine naturally occurs in different colors - this is the Blue variety.
A beautiful purple amethyst druzy pendant rimmed with gold or silver foil, complete with bail. Chic yet classic look!
Peacock ore, the nickname for chalcopyrite, contains a mixture of naturally-occuring metals which results in its vivid and unique appearance
Aventurine rough stones, green and sparkly, natural and untreated.