Stichtite: Stichtite is a purplish to pink mineral many times found mixed with green serpentine. Its a hydrated... (read full)

Moldavite: No, despite its name, Moldavite isn't some fancy green mold growing in a cave! Moldavite is a forest... (read full)

Larimar: Larimar is a rare blue variety of pectolite found only in the Dominican Republic. Its distinctive sk... (read full)

Amazonite: Amazonite is a blue-green variety of microcline feldspar, named after the Amazon River (though ironi... (read full)

Sunstone: In its raw form, sunstone forms as translucent to transparent crystals with distinct cleavage planes... (read full)

Kunzite: Kunzite is the pinkish lilac variety of the spodumene. These crystals or stones have a light pink hu... (read full)

Alexandrite: Alexandrite is one of the more rare varieties of color changing chrysoberyl that changes color depen... (read full)

Tanzanite: Tanzanite is something of bluish to violet variety of zoisite, that wasnt discovered until 1967 beli... (read full)

Zoisite: Zoisite is a hydrous calcium aluminum silicate in the Epidote group, with an orthorhombic crystal sy... (read full)

Zircon: Zircon is a zirconium silicate with a tetragonal crystal system, and also contains thorium and urani... (read full)