Nephrite Jade
Nephrite Jade is a type of mineral that has been used for centuries in various cultures around the world for its healing properties and decorative purposes. It’s originated in China where it has been used since 4,000 – 2,000 BCE.
Nephrite Jade is believed to be a stone of protection, promoting healing and balance in the body, emotional stability, calmness, balance, and help relieve stress and anxiety.
Morgan Hill Poppy Jasper
Morgan Hill Poppy Jasper has a rich cultural and historical significance. It is a sedimentary rock that is composed primarily of chalcedony and other minerals, including the iron oxide and hematite.
Morgan Hill Poppy Jasper is used by indigenous people for thousands of years for its healing properties believed to promote courage, strength, and vitality.
Mookaite
Mookaite is a unique and beautiful type of jasper, a sedimentary rock that is formed from the fossilization of microscopic marine creatures primarily found in Western Australia. The word “mookaite” comes from Mooka Creek, which is where the stone was first discovered.
Mookaite is said to believe in having a range of healing properties. It is said to promote feelings of calm and inner peace and help with decision-making and problem-solving. It is also thought to help with physical healing, particularly when it comes to the immune system and the digestive system.
Marra Mamba Tiger Eye
Marra Mamba Tiger Eye is a beautiful crystal that is composed mainly for quartz and iron oxide minerals, with the distinctive bands of gold, brown, and red colors that resemble a tiger’s eye.
Marra Mamba Tiger Eye is believed to possess a variety of beneficial effects on the mind and body. It is thought to have a grounding and stabilizing effect on the emotions and can help to bring balance to one’s energy centers.
Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli is from Afghanistan and is considered a symbol of royalty and divinity valued for its beauty and spiritual significance over thousands of years. Lapis Lazuli was a highly prized gemstone in ancient Egypt, and it was used extensively in art, jewelry, and cosmetics.
Lapis Lazuli was also used to create beautiful blue pigments that were used to decorate the walls of tombs, temples, and many other important buildings.