Sphere stands
Golden hex shaped stands to show off your beautiful Spheres
Golden hex shaped stands to show off your beautiful Spheres
Shungite small bowls are popular crystal accessories used to hold small tumble stones, charge jewelry, or act as an earthy accent piece for EMF protection. Shungite is a rare, ancient black mineral primarily found in Karelia, Russia. It is highly valued for its unique carbon structure (fullerenes), which people use to absorb negative energies and shield against electronic radiation.
Amethyst Runes crystals, pouch and printed Runes guide
Pouch with clear Quartz rune tumbles, pouch and printed runes guide. For all the Germanic/Viking fans!
Black hexagonal stands to show off your beautiful spheres
Selenite is a clear or white crystal made of a soft mineral called gypsum. It looks like glowing ice and is famous for its power to clear away bad vibes. People love it because it acts like an energy vacuum cleaner for your home and other crystals.
Orange Selenite is a beautiful, naturally occurring variety of gypsum. It gets its warm peach-to-rust color from trace amounts of Hematite. Prized for its comforting, nurturing energy, it is often used for grounding, emotional healing, and stimulating creativity.
Turquoise points refer to turquoise gemstones cut or naturally carved into vertical, pointed shapes—such as six-sided obelisk crystal towers, small spiked jewelry charms, or faceted, point-back rhinestones. In nature, turquoise forms as dense, bumpy nuggets rather than tall crystalline spikes (like quartz). Because of this, larger turquoise points are handcrafted by lapidaries who shape the stone to highlight its beautiful sky-blue hues and dark web-like patterns.
Beautiful agate slices in pink and purple, 7 to 10cm
Aura quartz points are eye-catching, high-vibration crystals famous for their shimmering, iridescent finish that glows with all the colours of the rainbow. They are made by taking natural clear quartz points and heating them in a special vacuum chamber. Inside, micro-layers of vaporised precious metals—like gold, platinum, silver, or titanium—are permanently bonded to the crystal's surface