#Red Jasper Slab

[subhgem]

Red Jasper: A Stone of Power and Elegance

Red Jasper, known for its striking and vibrant appearance, is a gemstone that has captured the hearts of many due to its unique properties and uses. It is a natural mineral that belongs to the chalcedony family. It is characterized by its rich red color, often with unique patterns and bands. This gemstone has been cherished for centuries for its striking appearance and metaphysical attributes. It is formed through the deposition of microscopic silica particles in water, resulting in its distinctive appearance. It is known for its durability and resistance to wear and tear, making it an ideal choice for various applications. Subh Gem Stones is a reputable name in the world of gemstones, and their collection of Red Jasper slabs is no exception.

The Significance of Red Jasper

Red Jasper is believed to possess healing and grounding properties. It is said to enhance physical strength, stimulate energy, and promote emotional stability. Many people also appreciate it for its aesthetic value.

Quality Products

Subh Gem Stones prides itself on offering high-quality slabs that are carefully selected and cut to perfection. Each slab showcases the unique patterns and vibrant colors of Red Jasper.

Wide Range of Options

The company provides a wide range of Red Jasper slab options, ensuring that customers can find the perfect slab for their specific needs and preferences.

Red Jasper in Metaphysical Practice

Red Jasper has long been associated with metaphysical and healing practices. This gemstone is believed to have a grounding effect on its users. Its energy is often associated with the root chakra, making it an excellent choice for those seeking stability and balance in their lives. Red Jasper is also used in meditation to enhance focus and connection to the Earth's energies. Subh Gem Stones understands the significance of these metaphysical attributes and ensures that these slabs are sourced with care, preserving their inherent energy.

Customization Options

One of the unique aspects of purchasing these slabs from us is the opportunity for customization. Whether you're a jewelry designer looking for specific shapes and sizes or an interior decorator seeking slabs with particular patterns, we can accommodate your needs. Their team is dedicated to providing you with the perfect Red Jasper slab to align with your creative vision.

Sourcing and Sustainability

We take pride in responsible sourcing and sustainability. They work closely with suppliers who follow ethical practices, ensuring that these slabs come from reputable and environmentally conscious sources. This commitment not only ensures the quality of the product but also aligns with the growing demand for sustainable and ethically sourced gemstones in the market.

Red Jasper's Timeless Appeal

Red Jasper's timeless appeal extends beyond its aesthetic and metaphysical attributes. Its rich, warm colors make it a versatile choice for both contemporary and traditional designs. Whether you're crafting a piece of jewelry that will be passed down through generations or creating a modern home decor item, Red Jasper from us stands the test of time, captivating the hearts of individuals for years to come.

In conclusion, these slabs from us are not just pieces of mineral; they are a blend of nature's artistry, healing potential, and timeless beauty. As you explore the possibilities with Red Jasper, you'll discover that it's more than a gemstone; it's a journey into the heart of the Earth's energies and the creative expressions of humanity. So, whether you're an enthusiast of metaphysical practices, a designer with a vision, or simply someone who appreciates natural beauty, these slabs from us are an inviting world of possibilities waiting to be explored.Ready to embark on your journey with these slabs from Subh Gem Stones? Don't hesitate to reach out to us today and discover the endless possibilities that Red Jasper has to offer. Whether you have specific design ideas, questions about our sourcing and sustainability practices, or simply want to explore the beauty of this remarkable gemstone, our team is here to assist you. Contact us now to bring the elegance and metaphysical energy of Red Jasper into your life.

[reddpenn]

Now that I'm back from the gem and mineral show, here are all the Cool Rocks I came home with!

A cute little coral fossil! He looks like a cauliflower.

A Keokuk geode! These geode beds aren't far from where I live, and it's always fun to have local specimens.

Phosphosiderite! This purple stone comes from Chile. It's so soft that it has to be stabilized with resin before it's cut. This one is a cross section of a botryoidial formation!

Speaking of botryoidial, this Hematite! Botryoidial means it has a bubbly shape kind of like a bunch of grapes. The faces of the bubbles on this pieces are super shiny and metallic.

Dendritic chalcedony, from Turkey! It's a white chalcedony full of dendrites - branching formations of manganese that look kind of like trees!

A cabochon for my cab collection! This one is made from a material sometimes called "ajooba jasper." The pattern is actually a cross section of a bunch of colorfully jasperized bivalve fossils!

Speaking of jasper, this one is Blue Mountain jasper, from Oregon! The circles in this stone are what’s known as an “egg pattern,” and jaspers which have them (Blue Mountain, Imperial jasper, and a few others) are collectively known as “fine jaspers,” the most valuable jaspers in the world.

Hyalite opal! This stuff forms water-clear spheres that look like jelly.

It fluoresces bright green under UV light!

Now to show off this year's haul of awesome agates!

Dryhead agate, from the Bighorn Mountains in Montana! This agate is named after the many bison skulls found in the area. A weird shaped guy with awesome red and orange bands.

Bou Lili agate, from Morocco! I like the name of this one. Soft banding and very subtle, muted colors. I've heard that this locale can produce peachy colors too.

Bear Canyon agate, from the Pryor Mountains in Montana! Agates from this locale have very stark black and white banding.

Red Fox agate, from Argentina! Sometimes this material is also called "crater agate" because the area it comes from is near the crater of an ancient volcano.

A Blue Sky thunderegg, from New Mexico! Thundereggs from this locale often have this two pointed, saucer-like shape.

It fluoresces really brightly!

Dulcote agate, from England! The bands of this agate are full of calcite, which gives them a strange, distinct texture.

Malawi agate, from Malawi! See all the cracks in it? Almost all Malawi agates have them. Frequent earthquakes due to the East African Rift cause these agates to crack and fracture.

Paint Rock agate, from Paint Rock Valley in Alabama! This agate is very rarely banded, and usually just contains swirls of red and yellow color.

A big, unpolished slab of Montana agate! This agate is known for its clear banding and black lines and spots, which are caused by manganese dendrites.

It's best viewed with some light behind it!

A smaller piece with really amazing dendrites!

Here it is backlit!

Fighting Blood agate, from Hebei Provence in China! This locale is known for its super saturated reds and yellows. This piece has purple amethyst crystals growing inside! They didn't photograph well; they are much more purple in person.

A really weird Fighting Blood agate! This one lacks the bright colors typical of this locale, but makes up for it with that super cool spiderweb pattern!

And finally, as is tradition, I came home with some Ethiopian opals! Here are the five I got this year.

And that's everything I got at the show!

[bekkathyst]

Sainte Marie Mineral Show Finds 2024 Complete List

To claim an item, please comment on the individual post. The complete rules can be found here. Please be sure to read the rules before claiming :)

Preview Items:

Amethyst Stalactite Specimen on Stand

Blueberry Fluorite on Quartz Specimen

Fluorite on Calcite Specimens

July 5th - 7th Sale:

Pink Opal Palm Stones

Bolivianite Palm Stones

Rhodochrosite Palm Stones

UV Reactive Calcite Specimens

Polished Malachite w Chrysocolla - Sold Out!

Polished Tourmalinated Natural Citrine

Rare Opalized Fluorite from Russia

Harlequin Jade from Italy

Scenic Quartz Round Gems

Rare Natural Citrine from Mexico

Amethyst Crystal Shards

Ocean Jasper Bowls - Sold Out!

Blue Calcite Starfish from Argentina

High-Grade Blue Calcite Palm Stones from Argentina

Phantom Amethyst Spheres

Tumbled Agate from Bulgaria - Sold Out!

Blue Barite Specimens from Spain

Epidote Clusters from Turkey

"Forest Quartz" from Turkey

Sparkly Grape Agate Clusters

Trolleite Hearts - Sold Out!

High-Grade Black Tourmaline Crystals

Cobaltoan Calcite from Morocco

Fossilized Snail Shells from Hungary

Sterling Silver Meteorite & Libyan Desert Glass Pendants

Sterling Silver Meterotie & Moldavite Pendants

Moldavite Cabochons - Sold Out!

Moldavite Adjustable Bracelets

Chrysocolla Freeforms from Peru

Charoite Slabs - Sold Out!

Natural Citrine Facets from Madagascar

Sphalerite Facets from Spain - Sold Out!

Harlequin Quartz Facets from Madagascar

Natural Smoky Ametrine Cabochons from Brazil

Unique Included Quartz Cabochons/Gems

Sparkly Agate Druzy Points

Large Trolleite Obelisks

Large Purple Labradorite Crescent Moons - Sold Out!

Pink/Red Chalcedony Geodes from Morocco

Large Prehnite Clusters from Morocco

New Find "Agathyst" Flames from Brazil

Amethyst & Calcite Specimens from Uruguay w Metal Stands

Thank you so much! I will periodically update the list with sold out items.

[mybeingthere]

Ocean Jasper, a marketing term for a spherulitic orbicular jasper, a variety which contains coloured orbs or spherical inclusions or zones.

"This new rock has been found along the northwest coast of Madagascar after years of unsuccessful searching. The deposit formed as a rhyolite flow but has been completely silicified. The rhyolitic eyes or orbs come in an astonishing array of colors and color combinations. The background can be white, pink, green, red, or yellow. Botryoidal formations as well as white and deep green druzy are also common. The deposit has been discovered at the edge of the ocean. It can only be seen and collected at low tide. The area has no road so the material must be transported to civilization by boat." (The Lapidary Journal)

The existence of chalcedony deposits in the area was first written about in Alfred Lacroix's Minéralogie de Madagascar published in 1922. However orbicular material is not specifically mentioned. Dr. Klaus Thalheim has documented one of the earliest known examples of Ocean Jasper, a slab from Kabamby. It belonged to Richard Baldauf, an early 20th century German collector.

In 1977 a photo of Kabamby Ocean Jasper was included in Grund's Encyclopédie des Minéraux (Encyclopedia of Minerals), sparking interest in the stone. Ocean Jasper was rediscovered at the turn of the millennium by Paul Obeniche. Like many others, he first saw it in Grund's encyclopedia. Paul launched a series of excursions to locate it. Ocean Jasper was found again in October of 1999, on the shoreline outside the village of Marovato. The original Kabamby material was found nearby later.

Ocean Jasper was introduced to the general public at the Tucson gem show in January of 2000. It was named there by Paul Obeniche and Eugene Mueller. They called it Ocean Jasper because it resembles the waves and ripples of water and the mine was first discovered along the shoreline, originally accessible only at low tide.

[ace-malarky]

TSOTP; They walked into that one

oh shit yeah I was gonna share some writing

fuck what was it again

oh yeah, this;

(there will be a bit more build up later. I haven't actually caught up to this scene yet)

~

Jasper crashed into Solaris’ back, curving around him so that Jasper hit the ground first, rolling them both across the floor into the shelter of an open crate.

“Hey-” Solaris started.

 Jasper pushed his head down and hunched over him, back to the open storage room.

An explosion punched through the building. Walls crumbled and the ceiling started to crack.

 Solaris heard a yelp from one of the twins. Jasper’s arm tightened around him, shifting them both further into the shelter of the crate.

The building fell, so loud that Solaris couldn’t hear anything but the crash of brick and the groan of metal, the shattering of glass.

Jasper tensed and Solaris felt more than heard him hiss.

Jasper still had a hand on Solaris’ head, keeping him small below his shelter.

Solaris turned his head sideways to look up at Jasper, meeting his slit-eyed gaze. Jasper’s ears were flattened to his head, his teeth bared in a silent hiss.

Solaris glanced beyond Jasper to the roof, and his eyes widened as he saw it crack into chunks above them.

He pushed back into the crate, yanking Jasper with him, scrambling further into the shelter they’d found. Would it hold?

Was this it?

Saro would kill him if it was.

The ceiling fell.

Jasper grunted.

The crate splintered.

Everything went dark.

#

Solaris rose back to consciousness slowly and in a haze of pain.

It was mostly dark. There was a thin flame flickering nearby, enough to see Jasper. His eyes were mostly expanded pupil, a ring of shifting red bright around them. They were reflecting the flame back in a way that was distinctly not human. His ears were half raised, tilting back and forth.

Solaris closed his eyes again.

“Don’t do that,” Jasper said. “Can you move?”

“Ow,” Solaris said, testing out his fingers and toes, then his legs and arms. “Yes.”

“Good.” Jasper grunted. He had one hand braced against the ground behind Solaris, arm locked and trembling.

“Is that the ceiling?” Solaris asked.

There was a slab of stone slanted against Jasper’s back. The crate was bowed above them, cracked but not shattered.

“Help me move it?” Jasper asked.

Solaris wriggled out from under Jasper, hissing at areas which were probably forming bruises. Nothing broken, everything hurt.

“Alright.” He pressed his shoulder to it, feet braced against the floor.

Jasper’s other hand had the fire hovering above it.

Solaris filed that away to ask about later.

“On three,” Jasper said, shifting to face the slab.

They didn’t manage to tip the slab. They created enough of a space to squeeze out from under it.

When they let the slab go, it crushed the crate beneath it.

Solaris evaluated Jasper again, wondering just how strong he really was.

 Jasper was staring at him as well. The flame was out above his hand, but there was enough light coming in through the missing walls.

They were both covered in dust and splinters.

“Your hat,” Jasper said, lifting his hand to his head.

Solaris’ hands flew to his own and found his hat tangled in the collar of his coat. “Thanks.” He pulled it back onto his head, doing his best to tuck most of his hair under it.

Jasper twisted an ear, dust falling from it as he turned away. “Tamhas? Tadg?” He raised his voice to call for the others. “Still there?”

Tadg appeared first, climbing out to stand on a mound of rubble, his clothes grey with dust. He was favouring one foot. “Yeah.” His voice shook a little.

“Just peachy,” said Tamhas, voice muffled.

Solaris looked around for him as Tadg whined.

A dark paw stuck up out of the rubble, two fingers held up in a ‘V’ shape. “That was exciting.”

Tadg laughed, his relief clear in the sound, and limped across to free his brother. “We really brought the house down, didn’t we?”

Solaris snorted and scrambled across to help.

Jasper groaned.

[pedramarmol]

Red Jasper Marble Slab is a type of microcrystalline quartz known for its deep red color, often with variations of other colors, such as brown, yellow, or black.

[brandonwayneb]

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[romeoandjulietyouwish]

smooch anon has resurfaced to say I'm very sorry about your covid:( I've lost track on what amount of kiss down payments I'm at right now but may I request any sort of fic on that Vax and keyleth emt earthquake thingy you were talking about for a return of a hefty 8 kisses?:) once your feeling better ofc take care of yourself first

sorry this took so long <3

The beeping of the heartbeat monitor fills the small room, echoing against the walls. Vax hardly dares to breathe as he enters, seeing Keyleth lying on the bed. She looks better now, he thinks, someone cleaned the blood and grim from her skin, bandaged her wounds.

Keyleth lied under a slab of concrete, her eyes fluttering with every shallow breath as she fought to hang on. Her red hair covered in her own blood. In the darkness, Vax could see the tears on her cheeks carving paths through the blood and dust.

Percy looks up as he enters, his face grim. Wordlessly, the inventor stands and walks over to Vax, squeezing his shoulder before joining the others in the hall to give Vax some space. There's a tube down her throat and bandages covering her torso. Vax knows every injury she has.

Three bruised ribs, four broken. Grade three concussion. Severe fractures and breaks on her lower legs and ankles. Abrasions covering her entire body. Dust inhalation.

Vax sinks into the chair Percy had just vacated, hesitating for a moment before taking Keyleth's hand. He's so scared it's going to be cold. But it's not, it's a bit cooler than normal from the frigid hospital air, but he can feel her pulse strong against his fingers.

"Hey, Kiki," he says softly, his voice barely louder than a whisper. "I'm sorry I wasn't here most of the day, but you know how it is, massive earthquake means every first responder on the field. I hope Freddie wasn't too much of a nuisance." He chuckles as he kisses the back of her hand.

"My worst nightmare came true today, I heard the address of your building on the radio and I...I freaked out, I could barely breathe. Pike tried to get me to stay behind, to stay out of the building but I couldn't, not when I knew you were inside. When I found you...I-I thought you were dead." Tears well in Vax's eyes as he fights back the images of Keyleth in the debris of the collapsed building.

"I thought I was too late, but then you looked at me and fuck, you smiled at me."

"Knew it was going to be you," Keyleth murmured, blinking slowly up at him. "Is Jasper safe?"

"He sure is," Vax assured her quickly as he knelt down and began to take her vitals. "He was the one who told me where you were. They're taking him to the hospital now."

Vax takes a long breath, "All you cared about was that that little boy was safe. That's why you held on as long as you did. And I need you to keep holding on, Keyleth because so many kids still need your help, especially after today. I...I still need you, Keyleth. I don't want to know who I am without you by my side. So please don't let me find out."

"Vax?" He looks over to see his sister standing in the doorway of the room. "I'm going to head home with Percy, I'll bring you some food later okay?"

Vax nods, glad there isn't going to be a fight about him staying at her side. "And some coffee, the hospital shit is always watered down."

Vex nods, walking over to give him a kiss on the head, "She'll be alright, don't let yourself spiral, okay?"

"No promises," he laughs a little bit. "I'll see you in the morning, stubby."

Vex says a quick goodbye before leaving Vax and Keyleth alone once more. He takes a deep breath in time with her and squeezes gently on her hand. He's going to stay right here until she wakes up, he will coax her back to him because he is not about to lose another person today.

And when she wakes, it will not be alone.

[sylverra]

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Watermelon tourmaline specimen

Garnet bracelet

Reconstituted malachite bee brooch

Rough larvikite chunks

Mookaite jasper pendulums

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[the-grays-of-ink]

Rock show haul!!!!

Some rocks from the penny bin, mostly jaspers:

Mystery bag that my friend bought me :)

(There were tons of local minerals and really tiny things which I loved!)

Rose quartz and some aragonite for me and dad:

Ammonite that fern has the other half of:

(Incredible druzy, and the back has wonderful red flaming!!)

Sunstone slab, labradorite cabochons, and smoky cheveron Amathyst roots:



Various slabs! Two moss agate, one petrified wood branch, one lepordskin jasper and two from India, maybe soapstone or petrified wood? They look way better wet btw, they’re matte

Minis consisting of two mice, two turtles, a bear , fish, and snake, as well as some tiny labradorite slabs and various $.25 tumbles:

(And there’s a little piece of quartz I found in the parking lot too!)

So that’s the haul! They had a lot of good prices and a lot of rough material for tumbling and also just good solid low quality material, which sounds awful like that, but you could get cheap stuff that was nice and not perfect and it was really refreshing, and there was such a huge variety too!

[subhgem]

Elegance of Red Jasper: From Earth's Heart to Your Home

Red Jasper is primarily formed in sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. It owes its vivid color to the inclusion of iron minerals during its formation process. This natural phenomenon gives Red Jasper its distinctive appeal. In the world of gemstones, Red Jasper slabs have emerged as a captivating and cherished treasure. Subh Gem Stones, a prominent player in the gemstone industry, offers an exquisite range of thes slabs that are bound to mesmerize gem enthusiasts and collectors alike. Red Jasper's allure extends beyond its striking color. It possesses several metaphysical properties that make it a sought-after gemstone.

The Beauty of Red Jasper

Red Jasper is a variety of chalcedony, known for its striking red hue, reminiscent of the rich earthy tones found in the picturesque landscapes. Its vibrant color is a result of iron oxide present in the mineral composition, giving it an enchanting appearance that has been prized for centuries.

Crafting Natural Masterpieces

Subh Gem Stones has earned a reputation for its masterful craftsmanship and dedication to providing the finest Jasper slabs. With skilled artisans who understand the nuances of this unique gemstone, each slab is meticulously created to accentuate the natural beauty and allure of Red Jasper.

Versatile Applications

Home Decor: These slabs have found their way into the world of interior design. These slabs, with their rich red tones and unique patterns, are used to create stunning countertops, tabletops, and backsplashes. They infuse warmth and character into any living space.

Jewelry Making: Jewelry designers are increasingly drawn to Red Jasper for its aesthetic appeal and metaphysical properties. Its deep red color is believed to promote vitality and enhance emotional strength.Our Jasper slabs are often transformed into exquisite jewelry pieces.

Why Choose Subh Gem Stones?

Unparalleled Quality: We take pride in sourcing the finest Red Jasper from trusted suppliers. Their commitment to quality ensures that each slab boasts unparalleled clarity and color consistency.

Customization Options: Our customers have the opportunity to customize their Jasper slabs. From selecting the size and shape to incorporating unique patterns, the possibilities are endless, allowing for truly personalized creations.

Ethical Sourcing: We are dedicated to ethical sourcing and responsible mining practices. They prioritize sustainability and ensure that their Red Jasper is obtained through environmentally conscious methods.

Red Jasper Slabs: A Symbol of Elegance

In conclusion, these slabs offered by Subh Gem Stones are not merely pieces of stone; they are exquisite works of art that bring natural beauty and sophistication into your life. With a commitment to quality, customization, and ethical practices, we have solidified its position as a trusted name in the world of gemstones.

Discover the Timeless Beauty

As you explore the world of thes slabs by us, you'll embark on a journey through time and nature's artistry. These slabs bear the imprints of millions of years, displaying the Earth's history in their intricate patterns and rich hues. Whether adorning your living space or wearing them as jewelry, these slabs are more than just decorative elements; they are timeless pieces that connect you to the profound beauty of our planet's geological wonders. So, why wait? Embrace the allure of Red Jasper today and experience the magic it brings to your life. Ready to experience the timeless beauty of these slabs? Contact us  today to explore our exquisite collection and transform your space with nature's artistry. Whether you're interested in customized creations or seeking more information, we're just a click away. Discover the world of Red Jasper with Subh Gem Stones today!

[reddpenn]

Oh, right, I never posted these!  Here are the rocks I acquired at my last rock show!

This big sparkly girl with the bottle green, glassy appearance is vivianite, a rock which is just as fragile as it looks!  Vivianite has some really cool properties.  It begins as a colorless mineral, but as soon as it’s exposed to light, it undergoes a chemical reaction that turns it this blue-green color.  As long as it’s exposed to light, this chemical reaction will continue, and the crystals will turn darker and darker until they’re completely black.  Another cool thing about vivianite is that it exhibits pleochroism, meaning the crystals look more green or more blue depending on the angle you view them at.

This funky-shaped sparkly girl is a scepter quartz!  Scepter quartz occurs when a younger crystal begins growing on the tip of an older one, resulting in a big crystal perched atop a skinny one, like the jewel atop a scepter!  This scepter is a smoky amethyst with some really cool stuff going on inside.  My favorite detail is those red spots, which are caused by needle-like crystals of hematite growing inside the quartz!

This is the third meteorite to join my collection!  This piece fell to Earth about four to five thousand years ago in northern Argentina.  Its melted appearance is because the heat of entering Earth’s atmosphere actually caused it to melt!  Campo del Cielo meteorites are iron-nickel meteorites, made from a metal alloy called meteoric iron.  (Ok, so, not to go off on a tangent but meteoric iron is really cool stuff, historically.  See, iron doesn’t occur on planet Earth in its native, metallic form.  It’s always bound up in ores and has to be processed.  But native iron does occur in the vacuum of space, and sometimes that iron falls to Earth as meteors, so the only iron that Bronze Age people had access to before the advent of iron smelting was from meteors.  They made some really cool stuff with it.  Did you know that Tutankhamen was buried with a dagger made from meteoric iron?)

This fossil boy is a slab of turritella agate!  It comes from a fossil deposit in Wyoming called the Green River Formation.  Those white shapes are the fossilized shells of turritella sea snails encased in chert.  These shells were once buried at the bottom of an ancient ocean!  Because of the cool patterns their cross sections make, turritella slabs like this one are used by lapidary artists to cut cabochons for jewelry.

Speaking of cool agates, here’s a neat little fire agate!  This piece came from the southwestern United States.  That metallic, rainbow iridescence (or “fire”) is caused by alternating layers of goethite and limonite, which form as botryoidal bubbles encased in translucent chalcedony.  Fire agate is one of the coolest forms of agate, because it’s so incredibly rare!  The only place in the world where it’s found is an area from central Mexico up through California and Arizona, where it was formed during ancient volcanic activity.

Here’s another cool agate!  This is Aztec purple lace agate, which comes from Mexico.  I don’t think they’re mining it out anymore (actually, it hasn’t been mined for a long time), so this is pretty scarce stuff!  It doesn’t photograph well, so trust me when I say that this piece is much purpler in person.  Other than that, I don’t know much about it!

Also very purple and also from Mexico is this Coyamito agate!  Note the super cool hexagon shape.  Coyamito agate is known for its pseudomorph formations: it replaces other minerals and grows in their shape.  That’s rare in agate, but super common in the Coyamito agate deposit!  In this case, the agate was growing in the hollow left behind by a hexagonal crystal.

Here’s something I’ve been wanting to add to my collection for a long time!  This dignified boy is royal imperial jasper, possibly my absolute favorite kind of jasper. (And unlike most of the rocks the crystal healing crowd likes to slap the word “jasper” on, he’s actually a real jasper!)  We’re seeing in cross-section what’s known as an “egg” formation, the result of a jasper nodule which started small and then grew outward in uneven layers.  Changes in the environment during the formation of each layer resulted in all these different colors!  This piece is also from Mexico.

And finally (drumroll please), it’s time for opals!  As is tradition, I came home from the show with three brand new Ethiopian opals.  Here they are!

Opal number one!  Beautiful!  Subtle and refined!  10/10!

Opal number two!  Stunning!  A style all her own!  Her birthmarks really add warmth and color to the overall presentation.

Opal number three, the Big Girl.  Gorgeous!  Full of fireworks!  What a wonderful sparkly girl!

[bekkathyst]

Sainte-Marie Gem Show 2023 Item List

To claim an item, please comment on the individual post. The complete rules can be found here. Please be sure to read the rules before claiming :)

Large Purple Labradorite Palm Stones - Sold Out!

Green Apatite Pebbles

Large Natural Citrine Points

Natural Citrine Points

Tumbled Natural Citrine - Sold Out!

Malachite Palm Stones

Shattuckite Palm Stones

Black Tourmaline Polished Points - Sold Out!

Malachite Bracelets - Sold Out!

Prasiolite Points (Extra Green) - Sold Out!

Prasiolite Points

Deep Purple Amethyst Wands

Italian Jade Slabs - Sold Out!

Italian Lizardite Slabs

Polished Italian Jade

Koroit Boulder Opals

Malachite Boxes (Rectangle) - Sold Out!

Malachite Boxes (Hexagon)

Chunky Veracruz Amethyst Crystals

Obsidian Scrying Mirrors - Sold Out!

Faden Quartz from French Alps

Polished Red and Green Chlorite Phantom Quartz Points

Amphibole Quartz Flames - Sold Out!

Mini Amphibole Quartz Flames - Sold Out!

Rough Purpurite

High Grade Included Quartz Specimens

Alpine Quartz with Chlorite Specimens from Mt Blanc, France

Spessartine Garnet on Smoky Quartz Specimens

Selenite Daggers

Rough Ethiopian Welo Opals

Brazilian Pastel Fluorite Points

Prasiolite Points (Large)

Siderite with Chalcopyrite from China - Sold Out!

Quartz with Hematite Specimen from China - Sold Out!

Rare Crystallized Rhodochrosite from China

Calcite Crystals from China

Rare Pink Fluorite from China

Golden Calcite Spheres with Stands

Rainbow Obsidian Spheres with Stands - Sold Out!

Green Opal Spheres with Stands

Blue Rose Quartz Spheres - Sold Out!

Carnelian Spheres - Sold Out!

Fluorite Animal Carvings - Sold Out!

Ocean Jasper Animal Carvings

Serpentine Dolphins

Serpentine Llamas

Extra Large Serpentine Animal Carvings

48. Blue Agate Crescent Moons - Sold Out!

49. Agate Turtles - Sold Out!

50. Agate Frogs - Sold Out!

51. Agate Seahorses

52. Agate Cicadas - Sold Out!

53. Polished Dendritic Agate

54. Rare Spectrolite from Finland

55. Pyrite Nodules from China

56. High Grade Crystallized Azurite from Morocco

57. Cobaltoan Calcite Clusters from Morocco

58. Rare Allophane Specimens from China - Sold Out!

59. Snow Agate Palm Stones - Sold Out!

60. Pyrite Skull from Peru

61. Pink Opal Obelisks from Peru

62. Onyx Ravens from Peru

63. Labradorite Bracelets - Sold Out!

64. Gold Sheen Obsidian Bracelets - Sold Out!

65. Sparkly Green and Pink Aventurine Bracelets

66. Rose Quartz Bracelets - Sold Out!

67. Mookaite Jasper Bracelets - Sold Out!

68. Fancy Amethyst Bracelets - Sold Out!

69. Flower Agate Bracelets - Sold Out!

70. Carnelian Bracelets - Sold Out!

71. Sparkly Green Aventurine Bracelets - Sold Out!

Thank you so much! I will periodically update the list with sold out items.

[dailytudors]

"Henry VIII would look back on Jane Seymour as the wife with whom he had been uniquely happy; forgetting perhaps those early years with Catherine of Aragon, the charming young Spanish princess so eager to please him ... A magnificent monument was now planned for the grave which the King intended to share with Queen Jane in the fullness of time: there was to be a statue of the Queen reclining as if in sleep, not death, and children were to sit at the corners of the tomb, with baskets from which red and white roses, worked in jasper, cornelian and agate, enamelled and gilded, would scatter forth."

-The Wives of Henry VIII by Antonia Fraser

Indeed, Henry VIII had forgotten about his first wife, with whom he was married the longest after Jane triumphed where she and Anne had failed, a son. Jane did not live to enjoy her success. Following her death, her jewels were distributed among her stepdaughters and ladies of the court. "Chains and brooches of gold" adds Fraser, "went to the Queen's younger brother, Thomas and Henry Seymour; her dowry however "went back into the King's hands."

"Jane's legacy is also her own reputation and her relationship with Henry VIII. Jane never inspired the deep obsession in the King that he felt for Anne Boleyn or the admiring love that he, at first, felt for Catherine of Aragon. Instead, he married her almost on a whim. She was the woman best placed at the perfect time. There is even some evidence that Henry came to regret his haste in marrying Jane after seeing some other beautiful ladies at his court. Jane never raised the passion in Henry that some of his other wives did. Throughout their marriage, it is clear that Henry did not entirely view his marriage to Jane as permanent. It was essential that Jane fulfilled her side of the bargain and the was so bear a son. Until that time, as Jane was very well aware, she was entirely dispensable. In spite of this, with her death in giving him the son he craved, Henry's feelings towards Jane entirely changed and he came to look back on their marriage through rose-tinted spectacles ... Jane spent her entire marriage trying to prove to Henry that she was his ideal woman and, posthumously, she succeeded. During the last decade of his life, Henry frequented looked back on his marriage to Jane with longing and after her death she became his one true love ..."

- Jane Seymour: Henry VIII's True Love by Elizabeth Norton

She makes a valuable point. Furthermore, she adds that had she lived, with her position secure, she would have become sleeper influential and "would have had a very strong claim to the regency" after her husband died. But this is all speculation, what is true, is that Jane crafted for herself an image that Henry was comfortable, one that lived up to the expectations of a wife, especially a royal wife, but more than that, an image that kept her alive, showing that Jane above all, was a survivalist.

Jane died less than two weeks after she'd given birth to Prince Edward. She was buried in St. George's Chapel one month after her passing, on the 12th of November, 1537. Henry was buried alongside her. His plans for making a magnificent tomb with statues of the two of them never materialized. Instead, it's a simple slab on the stone cold floor that marks their resting place.

[bellatrixobsessed1]

Speak No Evil (Last Part)

There isn’t much yet, just a few simple bowls and plates that she has shaped and TyLee has painted and a single ceramic shell. Soon enough the tables will be overflowing with pottery and maybe a few sculptures; TyLee has taken to making little figurines and animals out of coconut shells. 

And in due time they will open the shop for folks to drop in and make bowls and cups for themselves. “How about this? I think that putting some potted heliconia in each corner would liven up the place. And then I was thinking that we could surrounded them with shells and polished stones…”

‘That’s fine.’ Azula etches into the clay. Much of the hard work has already been done; the rooms are well furnished and the place has been scrubbed top to bottom. Everything looks pristine, as though they are the first people to have occupied the building. Much of the furniture consists of work benches, pottery wheels, designated shelves for finished and unfinished pieces, shelves for pieces to be sold, and cabinets full of tools and paints. 

She has left the upper floor available for sleeping should they want to spend the night in the shop instead of going home. Up there, there is a bed and a pai sho table as well as several cushions and scrolls to read. 

Azula taps her chin, she thinks that there is still something missing. Perhaps they should string up a few more lanterns. Yes, and a few more small candles and stones for the window sills would be lovely. Red jasper and tiger’s eye perhaps? And maybe a sunstone. She writes this down for TyLee. 

The atmosphere isn’t unlike that of their permeate residence. They have fixed that place up well and good too. Her old family beach house feels much warmer now with an absurd over-abundance of seashell print pillows and cushions--TyLee’s choice--and an arrangement of many candles of Azula’s own choosing. The incense and candle smoke helps clear her mind and soothe her. There is a zither in the corner for when she is bored and needs a new hobby to try, mostly it is for decoration. Paper fans and kayak oars hang upon the walls among starfish and shells that they have facened to the walls. And the ceiling is overtaken by banners of fishing nets which TyLee has artfully strung more shells into. And Azula has taken to arranging little dragon figurines and crystals upon end tables and nightstands.

Azula thinks that the walls of the pottery shop could use some more glamor. ‘We should hang something up.’ She gestures to the wall. 

“Maybe we can paint the walls, just whenever we get bored. Or we can let other people come in and do art?”

Azula shakes her head, ‘too unorganized, I want some coordination. Besides they’re already going to be painting bowls. ’

TyLee nods. “We can get more turtle shells. Oh! And maybe we can get one of those ship steering wheels!”

‘That is so tacky.’ Azula rolls her eyes.

“So that’s a yes.”

Azula nods. ‘People like tacky.’

TyLee laughs. “So this is good enough for now?” 

Azula wanders over to the curtains and straightens them. ‘We can open the shop tomorrow. I’d like to get a few more pieces finished before then.’ She rolls up her slab of clay and begins shaping it. 

.oOo.

It is always a treat to watch Azula work. Her focus is entirely unwavering. TyLee watches her fingers press and pinch the clay until she is satisfied. She is eyeing the turtle crab that Seicho had fished up for her two days prior. 

TyLee couldn’t possibly part ways with it, not after she had already named it Miki. She is certain that Azula thinks that it is silly but she has also caught the princess running her pointer over Miki’s shell several times. 

“We should get an iguana-parrot!”

Her concentration breaks briefly. She rolls out a new discussion slab and etches a quick, ‘we already have a turtle-crab to take care of.’ She pauses. ‘And it won’t sit still enough for me to use it as a model…’

“Of course not! It’s a turtle-crab, it has no concept of becoming a work of art.” She leans over Azula shoulder and sweeps some loose strands of hair out of her face. “It’s getting long again, you’re going to have to start tying this up.” 

Azula wipes the back of her hand across her forehead before writing, ‘yes, I’ll worry about that next time.’

“It looks really good.” She gestures to the clay likeness of Miki. 

‘Are you going to make anything?’

“I already have.” TyLee gestures to her own table.

Azula blinks. ‘TyLee...what are those?’

There are about twelve little lumps sitting on the table. Each lump has its own clay hat or tool, some of them have both. Like the one with a straw hat and fishing pole. “They’re blobs with jobs! See, that one’s a fisherman and that one’s a farmer. That one runs a tea shop and that one is a fire lord.” She points at each and reveals it’s job.

‘Why do I have a feeling that everyone is going to love those?’

“Because they’re super cute and you love them too.” TyLee carries them out to the kiln and re-enters the shop. “I think that we should have a whole table full of them.”

‘If you can make that many.’ Azula affixes a final claw onto her own piece before taking a step back to appreciate her work. ‘It just has to dry.’ She moves to flip her talking slab over. 

“You should put that in the kiln too.”

Azula furrows her brows and points at the slab.

TyLee nods, “yeah we can save all of our conversations.”

‘Perhaps I do not want to preserve them all.’ 

“Because you don’t want anyone to know that you misspelled mango three days ago?”

Azula folds her arms across her chest, a small pout decorating her lips. TyLee stoops down and gives them a kiss. The princess touches TyLee’s cheek before standing up. ‘Let’s go take a walk to Seicho’s while the clay dries. Perhaps she’ll know where we can find a ship steering wheel.’

“Doesn’t her brother captain ships?” 

‘Her brother has a lot of jobs.’ Azula shrugs. 

Whether they come back with a ship wheel or not, she is glad that Azula is up and about. She seems much more vibrant and happy since they have arrived on Ember Island. Her skin has regained its color and her eyes are brighter. They don’t seem so tired and she doesn’t seem as tense. 

It isn’t uncommon to find her walking along the beach in the earliest hours of the morning or standing on the dock and staring off into the horizon at sundown. It is even less uncommon for TyLee to wander out and join her. Sometimes Azula will make conversation in the sand, most of the time she like to lay in TyLee’s arms and watch the horizon. It has become a habit to listen to the lapping of the water and the steady sound of the princess’ breathing. It is her favorite way to start or end the day. 

She takes Azula’s hand and smiles, it is such a far cry from how things used to be. How loud and how terrifying things had been. She feels Azula’s fingers close around hers. The princess is still fussy and moody sometimes, but Agni, she is a lot easier to confront and talk to. TyLee wonders if Azula agrees that she has been conversing much more freely without her voice. 

Azula pauses for a moment in front of the pottery shop and TyLee turns around too. She takes a step back and clasps her hands, “Azula it’s so beautiful!” This thing that they have built for themselves. She isn’t sure if she is speaking of the pottery shop or of their relationship. “I think that this is going to be really great for us.”

Azula looks up and nods. 

There is a sense of confidence and accomplishment in her aura. An aura that had formerly been so distressingly muted.

.oOo.

Azula smile’s at a first day’s success. 

The first success of her new life. 

TyLee slings an arm over her shoulder. “We’re doing good. I think that we’re doing really good.” 

Azula nods, ‘good indeed.’ She mouths. It is actually quite better than good, she thinks. Significantly better.

The breeze billows the curtains and clicks and clacks the shells hanging in the doorway and on the rafters. The smell of coconut oil and burning clay is a constant. She sits with TyLee on the patio watching the last two customers in the shop wander back down the shell paving stones. 

Azula lights the patio torches and a few incense cones and puts fire in the paper lanterns. From somewhere down the beach she can hear distant party music, a constant beating of drums and plucking of strings. 

“We got some letters from Zuko and Mai.” TyLee holds them up. 

Azula sits herself down and picks a slice of pineapple off of the platter in front of her. “What do they say?”

“Zuko just wants to know how everything is going and if we’re settled in yet.”

Azula gazes out towards the water. She certainly feels cozy enough. She takes the letter from TyLee’s hand and skims it over. She will respond in the morning, for now she is content to enjoy the moment. It isn’t anything particularly grand and yet there is grandeur in simplicity. In having something so small to appreciate and someone to appreciate it with. Perhaps tomorrow she will invited Seicho and her brother to join them after they close shop for the night.

She wanders to the railing and surveys the world below. The stretch of sand and the people crossing it. “It’s a really nice view.” TyLee muses. She leans upon the railing next to her.  Nice is certainly one way of putting it even if it is an understatement. Truthfully, the view is more than that. It is reassuring somehow, it brings a vibrence to her soul. A little something for her to look forward to. 

When she looks away from the sunset reflecting upon the water she is greeted by the jungle, by a lush and rustling canopy. By palm fronds brushing against one another and a kaleidoscope of colorful birds.  

She looks over her shoulder. In the other direction the volcano looms in the backdrop. 

She hasn’t thought about that volcano in a long time. She decides that it is where it belongs; in the background. A silhouette that reminds her to keep climbing.

Briefly she thinks of returning; of taking TyLee and Seicho to its rim but then what good would that really do? No, she is content to keep it as mundane as any other large rock on the beach. Really, there isn’t any sense in looking back at all--not when there is a future to look towards. 

She wraps her arms around TyLee and listens to the rush of the waves and the titter of the birds as they settle down for the night. And in the morning when they take flight again she will open the unlock the doors to the shop once more. Will open the windows and mold her clay with the taste of brine on her tongue and the sun on her face. Will listen to TyLee hum as she makes another set of her silly little blobs. Perhaps she will send one of those back home to Zuzu. 

It will be nice to write something lighter to Chiako. Something more optimistic.

 It is only when she puts her brush to the parchment that night does it truly settle in that she feels okay. More than okay. She feels well and content. She finds that she has a lot to say in her letters, a lot to confess and a lot to share. 

TyLee is already curled up on the bed, otherwise she would be peeking over Azula’s shoulders at the letters. Although, Azula supposes that she wouldn’t mind if the woman did. She jots down a few final thoughts. Thoughts about how fixing up that old beach house feels like fixing up her life; reclaiming the delights that Ember Island had brought her so long ago feels like reclaiming her life once and for all. 

She seals the letters and climbs into bed. Even after all of this time it is still a relief to have the woman in her arms again. To hear her sleepy mumbles and to have her rolling over in the middle of the night to cling to her. 

She closes her eyes. 

Her throat no longer aches. 

The place where her voice no longer dwells doesn’t feel so empty. 

Her heart doesn’t feel so vacant. 

She doesn’t feel so hollow. 

Azula squeezes TyLee and TyLee squeezes a stuffed tiger-monkey. One a fabric daisy sewn onto its ear and a golden ribbon tied around its neck.

[hcrystals24h]

Healing Crystals: A Complete Guide of 45 Essential Gemstones

People have been turning to crystals for healing since the beginning of time. These are Mother Earth's jewels, gleaming diamonds, stones, and rock crystals formed by elemental energy. They can absorb the sun, moon, salt seas, soil, and mountains in a single shimmer and return all of their healing strength to us. Healing crystals have decorated the breastplates of priests and warriors, been used in shamanic work, served as guiding lights for ancient tribes, and been hidden in the pockets of princesses, sailors, and healers for centuries.

These powerful stones have a lot of influence in today's world. They only become more potent as time passes, and they can be a hugely useful tool in assisting us in reconnecting with the natural world. They assist us in channeling our intentions, raising our vibrations, and bringing out all of the latent grace, elegance, and magic that we already possess. Remember that everything in life has a vibration, and if we can adapt our inner vibrations to the things we want in life, we can be able to manifest them. Crystals, with their cleansing properties and positive vibrations, will help to close the distance. These tiny magical stones also invite us to clear our minds, sit in meditation, and ponder how we can relax our monkey minds and enter a deeper state of healing.

The Formation of Crystals in the Earth

In the world, crystals go through a fascinating geological phase. Heat, compression, and millions of years will produce some amazing results!

How to Pick a Stone

How do you pick the right crystal for you when there are too many to choose from? One of the most valuable lessons we can take away from crystal healing is to trust our instincts and follow our gut instincts. Our bodies and minds are inextricably linked and both a part of the universe. Simply see which crystals call to you if you want to know which one works best for you. Even if you're just reading a brief description of a crystal or looking at an image, some things can stand out and resonate with you more than others. Take this as a hint from the universe that this is the crystal that will be able to provide you with something special. We typically have a good idea of our own strengths and weaknesses, and we can use gemstones' unique characteristics to help us balance ourselves and focus on the areas where we feel we need a little extra help. If you're feeling particularly confused and helpless, your Zodiac sign will point you in the direction of a crystal with luminous light and powerful healing properties.

Crystal Healing: How to Make the Stones Work for You

The beautiful force of jewelry is one of the easiest ways to incorporate crystals into your everyday life. Wearing gemstone jewelry is an easy way to ensure that you stay in constant touch with your chosen crystal and that it can perform the tasks it is designed to do. Unlike stones placed on an altar or carried in one's pocket, crystal jewelry is worn directly on the skin, allowing all of the vibrations to penetrate deeply.

Amethyst is one of the 45 essential stones to choose from.

Amethyst is one of the most divine and mystical healing stones because of its purple hues and strong defensive properties. This is a fantastic meditation platform for those who want to take their lives to the next level. Best for: Defending against fear and shame, instilling calmness, reducing anxiety, and having fun dreams

Citrine is a mineral that is found in the

Citrine is a sunny bright stone that is ready to wake you up from your slumber, radiating health, riches, and sloughing away toxic energies. This stone can't carry negative energy, which is a good reminder that when life gives you lemons... Grounding negative energies, assisting in the smoothing of family or complex community issues, fostering love and happiness, and protecting against those that will break your heart are all things this stone is good for. It's also used to protect oneself from resentment and envy.

Rose Quartz is a stone that has a pink

Rose Quartz is for those who are ready to restore faith, peace, and unconditional love to their inner world. It is perfect in pink and provides deep sweet healing to the heart chakra.

Healing emotional wounds, nurturing divine affection, and strengthening kindness and friendships are the best uses for this crystal.

Tourmaline is a mineral that is found in nature.

Tourmaline provides power, reduces anxiety, and balances the right and left sides of the mind, much like a protective cloak. Choose from a variety of colors, including pink, green, and even watermelon. Best for: Maintaining a balanced digestive system, strengthening bones and teeth, and boosting self-esteem. It's also said to bring us luck and help us develop a more caring attitude.

Crystals: Quartz (Clear)

Clear Quartz is as pure as the spring rains, and it's all about effective washing. With its positive vibrations, this quartz crystal will drench you to the bone. With one of our favorite soothing crystals, you can boost your immunity and pursue your bliss. Supporting artists, performers, media practitioners, and physicians is a good example of how it can be used. Migraine headaches, vertigo, and motion sickness can all be helped with this supplement.

Selenite is a mineral that is found in nature.

Selenite, an angelic healing stone, reflects spirituality and light. It's the ideal talisman for defending against PMT and getting your cycle into balance, as it's ethereal and packed to the brim with goddess healing energy. It's best for: Surprisingly, by laying other stones on top of a Selenite slab, other stones can be cleared. It also has a close link to the third eye and other chakras, and aids in the purification of their energies. It's like a powerful master healer!

Obsidian is a type of obsidian

Obsidian is a volcanic lava stone that is raw, rare, and always ready to provide healing protection to those who wear it. It's one of the strongest shields you can have, whether in difficult times or on a regular basis. Protecting from negative energy is what it's best for. Obsidian is said to absorb energy and also protect against psychic attacks. Use this stone to help you get through difficult times or circumstances.

Carnelian is a mineral found in the Carnelian

The warm glow of Carnelian will enliven your libido and help you overcome personal obstacles. Carnelian, a sublime root and sacral chakra strengthener, encourages you to accelerate.

Best for: Boosting metabolism, easing menopause symptoms, and improving focus. It's great for calming the sacral chakra because of its red color. Carnelian was also thought to aid in the protection of the deceased on their way to the afterlife, thereby reducing the fear of death.

Agate is a form of agate that

The earthy stone can be traced all the way back to Babylonian times. Agate is known for being a safe and prosperous healing amulet that helps to balance the negative and positive forces in the universe. Best for: balancing polar opposite forces, self-confidence, and travel security (particularly traffic accidents). Dancers, dentists, and environmentalists are all good matches. Educators and recreational employees may get emotional support from this program.

Lapis Lazuli is a type of lapis lazuli.

Lapis Lazuli has long been associated with spiritual enlightenment and deep self-expression, making it a common choice among ancient civilizations. Prepare to harness your personal power and reality by strengthening your immune system.

Wisdom, spiritual enlightenment, and imagination are the best uses for this crystal.

Fluorite is a mineral that is found in nature.

Fluorite encourages you to come down off the fence if you're having trouble making decisions. This stone is known for providing earthly guidance, ensuring that both the head and the heart are in sync. Clearing a muddled mind is the best use for this herb. This is an excellent stone for deciding your life course, which is frequently ignored in the hustle and bustle of daily life. It's also great for energizing the third eye.

Black Tourmaline is a form of tourmaline.

Black Tourmaline is incredibly grounding and has the super power of cleansing toxic vibes and restoring integrity to the body, mind, and soul, making it a barrier against the harmful effects of EMFs.

Best for: Defending against negative energies and EMFs, keeping grounded, making decisions, and reducing depression and anxiety.

Hematite is a mineral that is found in abundance in the

The silvery grace of Hematite bestows inner strength and courage upon you. Resembling a falling star, this strong and powerful crystal will protect you from harmful energies and help you expand your protection boundaries. Intuition and mental clarity, blood circulation, willpower, and bravery are the best uses for this herb.

Kyanite is a mineral found in Kyanite.

Kyanite is a great shifter of emotional blocks and always striving to keep positive vibes in free flow. A conductor of energy and always ready to take out negative vibes, Kyanite is a great conductor of energy and always ready to take out negative vibes. Soothing frayed nerves, finding trust in self-expression, engaging with others, and dream recall are just a few of the benefits.

Aventurine is a mineral that is found in the sea.

Aventurine is an excellent stone for attracting good luck and bringing perfect fortune into your life because it amplifies all of the luck in the universe. It also harmonizes the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of one's being because it is connected to the heart chakra.

Best for: Improving leadership skills, welcoming change, and increasing creativity inspiration. Supports heart and circulatory conditions, as well as those recovering from surgery or sickness.

Jasper is a character in the film Jasper

This stone has long been worn by shamans, high priests, and kings for its ability to make you feel deeper and see more. Furthermore, Jasper is always willing to assist you in both grounding and flying high. Best for: Relieving tension, encouraging calmness, sharpening concentration, and removing disruptive or pessimistic thoughts. It is thought to provide emotional support, improve self-control, and foster grounding energies.

Pyrite is a mineral that is used to make

Pyrite is a powerful stone that emits sparks, making it one of the strongest shields against EMFs and other forms of negative energy. This crystal is the Achilles of the crystal universe, full of masculine energy. Best for: warding off negative energy and psychic attacks, boosting morale, particularly in leadership positions, removing negative thinking patterns, and clearing the lower chakras.

Labradorite is a mineral that is found in nature.

Labradorite is a stone of incredible transformation, and it's best for calming chakras, shielding the aura, and removing depressive vibes from your life. With this gleaming starlight stone, you can sink into a state of blissful awareness.

The best way to use it is when you're going through a transformation and need to find your inner strength. This stone is also an excellent motivator, a useful tool for communication, and for those seeking a deeper meaning in life.

Moonstone is a mineral that is found in the

With the Moonstone's bright magic, light up the route. This is a wonderful stone for new beginnings and can be used as an amulet for both heart and body adventures. It's also known for reawakening inner strength. Best for: Healing the feminine spirit that we all possess. It's also appropriate for the time of month, as it emphasizes the importance of clairvoyance and intuition.

Jade is a precious stone.

Jade, the guru of good fortune, is associated with attracting success and riches, as well as being an excellent addition to the Feng Shui. The cooling touch of Jade is full of joy and peace, making it a must-have for those who want good things to come their way. Best for: Defending against sickness, letting go of negative feelings, and cultivating harmonious relationships

Celestite is a mineral that is found in the earth'

Celestite is a soothing stone with strong vibrations that is believed to be linked to higher realms. This pale crystal, one of the angel stones, is used for meditative reflection and to receive guidance from the universe. High vibrations, clearing rage and negativity, communicating with the spirit realms, cultivating inner love, tapping into limitless wisdom are the best uses for this crystal.

a bloodstain

The Bloodstone was thought to be the blood of Christ's tears during the Middle Ages. The Bloodstone is a beautiful healer known for its ability to improve circulation and send your self-esteem soaring, regardless of which spiritual side you stand on. Bloodstone is often used for blood ailments such as anemia and impaired circulation, as the name suggests. It's used as an aphrodisiac in India. It's also good for self-confidence and intuition.

Aquamarine is a blue-green gemstone.

This watery stone is known for combining tranquil vibes with a jolt of energy, with endless ocean colors, an incredible ebb and flow, and bringing instant calm to the core. Plunge straight in, as Aquamarine tempts you to swim against the tide rather than sink. Emotional equilibrium, clear-headed communication, inner contemplative space, moments of transformation, and inner resilience are the best uses for this oil.

Quartz with a smokiness

With sublime Smoky Quartz, let the gentle fog of rest and relaxation seep into every inch of your soul. Smoky Quartz is a magnificent grounding stone that is known for its ability to relieve tension while keeping you soft and solid at the same time. Grounding, amplifying positive energy, EMF defense, and balancing the root chakra are just a few of the benefits.

Chrysocolla is a kind of Chrysocolla.

The heart of soothing Chrysocolla is personal truth and profound wisdom. This stone will help those who want to find a bright burst of courage when it comes to public speaking, amplify their voice, tap into their creative side, and find a bright burst of courage. It's best for: The throat chakra is the most important chakra to stimulate because it allows us to interact more effectively. It also improves overall wellbeing vibrations and is beneficial to students.

Tiger's Eye is a type of gemstone.

Tiger's Eye is a golden stone that helps you cut through self-doubt and make choices from a position of focus, removing the shackles of fear for both the body and the mind. Courage, concentration, wealth, and defense are the best uses for this stone.

Rhodonite is a mineral that is found in the Rhodon

Rhodonite is a stone with rosy hues and gentle vibes that fills the heart with as much goodness as it can manage. This soft natured stone will help you find your way home if you're looking for peace and healing after a big event. Best for: Finding equilibrium after a big loss, overcoming sorrow, or relieving general heartache. It's a fantastic tool to use if your intention is to re-learn to love yourself.

Malachite is a form of malachite that is

Malachite is a beautiful green stone that is one of the heart chakra's favorite stones. Get assistance in breaking bad ties, increasing your EMF security, and finding good luck and success in both business and play. Strengthening the immune system, travel, and the treatment of travel sickness and vertigo are the most common uses.

Sodalite is a mineral that is used to make soda.

Sodalite, also known as the Poets Stone, has the vitality of a roaring wave brimming with inspiration. Increase your contact, speak your brightest truth, and allow logic and inner peace to pave the way for a life that shines. Courage, intelligence, and harmonious relationships with loved ones are the best qualities to have.

Garnet is a red gemstone.

The Garnet is a stone of glory, a fiery red stone with a fiery spirit. Allow your heart chakra to open up, warming your soul and restoring a sense of vitality that has faded over time. Best for: Boosting creativity, boosting metabolism, removing contaminants, providing strength in difficult conditions, and cultivating healthy resources.

Amazonite is a mineral that is found in the Amazon

The Amazonite Courage Stone encourages you to discover your inner strength so that you can live up to your full potential without exhausting your emotional soul. This is an excellent stone for releasing traumas that have become lodged in the body, allowing you to return to a stable, harmonious balance. Best for: healing trauma, combating self-destructive behaviour, and learning to feel at ease in your own skin

Azurite is a blue mineral.

Azurite, an ancient blue copper-based stone, boosts insight and brings yin-yang balance to your heart. This is a stone that invites you out to play if you're looking for a way to reclaim your childlike spontaneity. Connecting with celestial force, cutting out people pleasing conduct, seeking inner power, and clearing the throat chakra are the best uses for this crystal.

Iolite is a mineral that occurs naturally in the earth

Iolite is a lyrical stone that is associated with the third-eye chakra and is all about releasing your inner power and being the leader you were born to be. For the body, mind, and spirit, it's best for: detoxing addictive behaviour, fostering independence, and promoting new positive ways of thinking.

Calcite is a mineral that can be found in

Calcite is a crystallized limestone gem that is bursting with vitamin D. Turn to this stone to improve your artistic and sexual prowess and get a dose of good energy. Best for: increasing inspiration and attention, developing emotional intelligence, constructive thinking, and amplifying energy.

Apatite is a mineral that is found in nature.

When it comes to the emotional self, Apatite's dual action force brings beautiful social ease and calm contact. It acts as a tonic to reinforce the body physically. Strong communication, manifesting a positive truth, innovative thinking, and problem solving are the most common applications.

Howlite is a mineral that is found in the

With the airy elemental stone of Howlite, it's time to knock insomnia and get your ambition back on track. Howlite is divine inspiration, as well as a tool for creative expression and deep relaxation. Calming the mind, reducing rage, seeking meaning, and balancing calcium levels in the body are some of the benefits.

Kunzite is a mineral that is found in the earth'

Kunzite is a stone that is both pure to the eye and strong to the touch, and it will help you break down the walls you've created around your heart and soul. It's also used to heal from traumatic memories and to treat hormonal migraines. Best for: hormonal equilibrium, emotional heart recovery, and creating a prosperous life

Opal is a mineral that is found in abundance

The Opal is a dream to behold, with the sheen of a pearl on rainbow fire. This full spectrum stone of healing is known for bringing loving positive vibes to the group and for lending spiritual light to the aura. Growing cosmic consciousness, clearing negative vibes, critical thought, and motivating imaginative minds are the best uses for this crystal.

Lepidolite is a type of lepidolite.

Lepidolite, which means "size" in Greek, invites you to restore harmony in all aspects of your life. It aids in the development of body and mind consciousness, providing you with the skills you need to eliminate toxicity from your life. Reduce anxiety, clear chakras, embrace positive change, and remain calm with this blend.

Angelite is a mineral that is found in the earth

By bringing Angelite's ethereal energies into your life, you will bind to all of the higher realms. Allow your inner self to show you the way to heaven by quieting the spirit, sitting in openness and humility. Spirituality, soul soothing, rage and anxiety dispelling, and related contact are the best uses for this oil.

Apophyllite is a mineral contained in the Apophyllite

Apophyllite will help you connect to the energy of love. This crystal works to rid the mind and body of negative debris and is always ready to lend a light touch to a heavy situation. Connecting to nature, soothing nerves, clearing the body and mind of negativity, and healing emotional wounds are just a few of the benefits.

Sunstone is a mineral that is found in the

Who wouldn't want a little more light in their lives? Sunstone's soothing vibrations soothe the soul and radiate comfort to every nook and cranny of your being. This stone serves as a natural compass, similar to the ones used by Vikings to navigate the seas. Best for: taking energy to the chakras, discovering your true course, critical thought, and living a life full of good fortune and luck.

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Topaz is a mineral that can be found in

When it comes to the shimmering gemstone of Topaz, feelings of love and affection run high. With this higher living stone, you will calm your temper, remove all traces of poison from your life, and consume fewer. Best for: Migraine relief, inner balance and resisting overwhelm, increased focus, and clearing the throat chakra for direct communication.

Cleaning Stones and Jewelry

Whatever healing crystal you pick, treat it with compassion, purpose, and as much light as you can muster. Whatever the world throws at you, this is to be your amulet, your talisman, and your soul's companion. Keep your crystal jewelry cleansed and recharged, especially after experiencing particularly trying times. Unclogging trapped energy can be as easy as rinsing with warm soapy water. If you want to keep your stones recharged and riding high in their fullest, most fabulous capacity, leave them out in the moonlight, give them a few minutes of heat, or even put them in the rain.

One Last Thought

Adding healing crystals to your existence, whether as a single stone or in the form of gemstone bracelets, can be extremely beneficial. We all have work to do, and balancing out the mental, moral, and physical aspects of our being will help us move out of the darkness and into the light of our true selves.

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