Crystal Library Results for “protection”

Tourmaline is a colorful crystal family known for its wide range of natural colors, from deep black and forest green to pink, red, blue, and multicolored formations. It is ofte...

Black Tourmaline is one of the most recognizable members of the Tourmaline family, with dark prismatic crystals, strong lengthwise striations, and a substantial presence in bot...

Hypersthene is a dark member of the pyroxene family prized for its smooth appearance and subtle reflective shimmer. At first glance it can look charcoal gray, smoky brown, or n...

Pink Tourmaline ranges from delicate blush and pale rose to rich, saturated pink, with natural crystals and polished pieces revealing different aspects of its color. It is valu...

Ancient, powerful, and deeply connected to Earth’s prehistoric oceans, Mosasaur tooth fossils offer a tangible link to one of the Late Cretaceous sea’s most formidable predator...

Green Tourmaline is admired for a range of greens that can feel soft and leafy, deep and forest-like, or bright and transparent. Natural prisms show the Tourmaline family's cha...

Watermelon Tourmaline is recognized for pink and green zoning within the same crystal, classically a pink center enclosed by a green outer layer. Slices cut across the crystal ...

Amethyst is one of the most recognized members of the quartz family, loved for its violet to deep purple color and its long history of use in jewelry, meditation, and spiri...