The following is a list of Impactite gems and minerals listed in our database. Click the pictures to get full data, click the X to remove the gem from the list.
Moldavite: No, despite its name, Moldavite isn't some fancy green mold growing in a cave! Moldavite is a forest-green tektite formed by a meteorite impact around 15 million years ago in present-day Germany. Found primarily in the Czech Republic's Moldau River valley. Known for its distinctive bottle-green color and wrinkled, sculpted appearance. Popular in jewelry and among metaphysical collectors. Due to it (read full)
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Amethyst is the most coveted stone in the quartz group, and it is sometimes confused with beryl. It is usually found layered with milky
Smoky or Brown Quartz is a commonly occurring quartz mineral that gets it's name from the smoky or cloudy interior.
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Alexandrite is one of the more rare varieties of color changing chrysoberyl that changes color depending on the type of light that hits
When quartz contains similarly-oriented fibrous inclusions, and is then appropriately-cut, in cabochon, curved stones display what is k