Howlite
Natural howlite is white to cream with irregular grey veining. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Mineralogy, identification, care, lapidary craft, interiors and documented cultural history—with traditional beliefs clearly labelled as a separate subject.
Natural howlite is white to cream with irregular grey veining. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Its soft powder-blue colour and matte appearance are more subdued than most blue gemstones. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Fine chrysoprase has an almost glowing green translucency. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Known for purple colour zoning that can range from pale lilac to deep violet. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Usually soft pink and cloudy, with better pieces showing an even glow rather than glassy transparency. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional…
Read guide →Ranges from water-clear to included with veils, fractures, phantoms and mineral inclusions. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Natural material is often subtler than the bright orange citrine seen in mass-market crystal shops. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Cubic crystals and sharp colour zoning make fluorite one of the most architectural-looking display minerals. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Its warm orange-red colour can range from translucent peach to deep reddish brown. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
Read guide →Ranges from pale tea-coloured quartz to nearly black morion. Learn its mineral identity, hardness, care, common treatments, authenticity notes and traditional associations.
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