This specimen is Natural Light Citrine, cut and polished into a Double Terminated Wand. It has excellent gem grade clarity and beautiful natural golden color! A white background photo has been included to help better gauge the color.
This specimen is a Smoky Brazilian Ametrine. Carved and Polished into Palm Stone. With amazing variations of purple to light hint of the smoky Citrine. Small rainbows can be visible when held at the right angles. White background photos have been included to help showcase the stunning color and Smokiness.
This specimen is a Brazilian Amethyst. Carved and Polished into Palm Stone. With amazing variations of purple to light hint of the smoky. Small rainbows can be visible when held at the right angles. White background photos have been included to help showcase the stunning color and Smokiness.
This specimen is Brazilian Ametthyst, cut and polished into a Heart. This piece has the lovely colors of both Amethyst and Citrine with nice clarity as well as a Smoky appearance and a smaller rainbow found in the unique wave patterns found inside!! White background photos have been include to better showcase the colors of the Amethyst and the Citrine.
This specimen is Amethyst, cut and polished into a Heart. This piece has the lovely colors of both Amethyst and Citrine with nice clarity as well as smaller rainbows found in the unique wave patterns found inside!! White background photos have been include to better showcase the colors of the Amethyst and the Citrine.
This specimen is a Combination of Epidote, Realgar and Orpiment. Carved and Lightly Polished into Towers/Points. Each piece being truly original and unique with the array of patterns and colors it has. Epidote known for being the Enhancer, Realgar as and Energizer, and Orpiment forming from the decay of the Realgar near volcanic steam holes or natural hot springs. Upon closer inspection you'll find pleasant chatoyant flashes lighting up the color. An Amazing addition to any collection! Please note: Orpiment is a sulfide and the small amounts of Realgar in this specimen have traces of arsenic. Though it is stable in cut and polished form, please do not make an elixir from this specimen or cut/crush it.
