Editorial guides

Form: <span>Nodule</span>

Mineralogy, identification, care, lapidary craft, interiors and documented cultural history—with traditional beliefs clearly labelled as a separate subject.

October 7, 2026 · admin

Azurite

The deep ultramarine blue is one of the most saturated natural colours in common mineral collecting. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional…

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October 7, 2026 · admin

Howlite

Natural howlite is white to cream with irregular grey veining. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.

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October 7, 2026 · admin

Turquoise

Colour ranges from sky blue to greenish blue and may include brown or black matrix. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.

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October 7, 2026 · admin

Septarian

Polished pieces show a dramatic cracked pattern of yellowish carbonate veins in darker matrix. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.

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October 7, 2026 · admin

Pyrite

Sharp cubes from Spain and sparkling clusters from Peru are visually very different expressions of the same mineral. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes…

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