SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES

Chedron

Chedron, also known as marbled chalcedony or striped agate, is a variety of chalcedony characterized by its bands or veins of contrasting colors, which are usually white, gray, brown, black or redd...

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Sunstone

Sunstone, also known as heliolite or orange aventurine, is a type of oligoclase, a feldspar rich in sodium and potassium that exhibits an optical phenomenon called aventurescence, which is a sun-l...

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Labradorite

Labradorite is a feldspar mineral, known for its iridescence or play of colors, ranging from blue and green to yellow and orange. This optical phenomenon is known as labradorescence. It is a minera...

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Volcanic Stone

Volcanic stone, also known as lava stone, is an extrusive igneous rock formed from magma that cools rapidly after a volcanic eruption. This rapid cooling process results in the formation of a light...

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Dumortierite

Dumortierite, also known as blue quartz, is an aluminum borate mineral characterized by its intense blue color. With shades of blue that can vary from light blue to navy blue.

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Red Tiger Eye

Red tiger's eye is a variety of quartz that has been thermally altered to intensify its reddish tones. Its distinctive color is a result of the presence of iron oxides that create bands of gold and...

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Garnet

Garnet is a group of minerals found in a wide variety of colors, although the best known is red garnet, but they can be found in other colors such as orange, yellow, green, purple, brown, black, a...

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Lapis Lazuli

Lapis lazuli is a semi-precious stone of deep blue color, composed of various minerals. Its intense blue color is due to the presence of lazurite, while the embedded pyrite gives it a golden sheen...

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Black Onyx

Onyx is a variety of chalcedony, a gemstone that belongs to the quartz family. Its name comes from the Greek "onux," meaning nail or claw, due to the appearance of its layers.

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