Rare Mineral Specimens are highly collectable items. If you are a mineral collector you should have those in your collection.

Different gems are said to have different properties, and for thousands of years, they have been made into rings, bracelets, amulets, brooches & pendants to capture their magic.

A popular theory is that gemstones contain vibrational energy. By placing gemstones within a person's aura it is possible to change the vibrations of that aura. They can help you absorb negative thoughts, fill you with courage and confidence or improve your memory.

There are 3 different packs available:

MIX 1

Flower Calcite - Believed to have metaphysical properties and is used in crystal healing and meditation.

Calcite - used in jewelry and as a decorative stone. It is also used as a pH neutralizer in water treatment and as a soil conditioner.

Cobalt Calcite - believed to have metaphysical properties, such as promoting self-esteem and inner peace.

Small prehnite - green, translucent mineral that is often found in the form of small, radiating clusters or masses.

Calsidone - Chalcedony is a variety of quartz, consisting of natural silicon dioxide. It comes in a variety of colours and forms, each with its own unique characteristics.

MIX 2

Amethyst - Ancient Greeks wore amethyst and made drinking vessels decorated with it in the belief that it would prevent intoxication. It is one of several forms of quartz.

Epidote - Epidote is typically green, yellow-green, or brown in colour, and it has a vitreous to pearly Cluster.

Natural Hematite - Hematite is one of the most common minerals on Earth's surface, and it has a wide variety of industrial uses, including as a pigment, in ceramics, as a polishing powder.

Galena - Galena has been mined for lead and silver for thousands of years, and it is still an important ore of these metals today.

Chalcopyrite - Chalcopyrite is also known as "Peacock Ore" due to its colorful iridescence.

MIX 3

Azurite Malachite - Azurite Malachite is a mixture of azurite and malachite, usually in the form of dense clusters. It has a beautiful blue-green colour.

Vanadinite - Vanadinite is a mineral from the vanadate group. It occurs very rarely and only locally forms large clusters. The name comes from the element vanadium.

Aragonite - Aragonite is believed to promote truth, understanding and uninterrupted perception of reality.

Barite Serisite - These minerals are generally used for decorative purposes and have great collector's importance.