Labradorite is a feldspar mineral that may be clear, white, gray, blue, green, yellow or brown and occurs in lath to blocky shaped grains in mafic igneous rocks, including gabbro, basalt and anorthosites. It can also be found in some sediments as a detrital component and in metamorphic amphibolites. Deposits exist in Canada, Norway, and […]
Lemurian seed crystals, also referred to as “lemurian quartz” or “lemurian star seeds,” originally came (and still primarily come) from Brazil– the Diamantina region– and are named after Lemuria, an ancient civilization that is believed to have sunk down into the Pacific ocean (or to have suffered some similar misfortune). Many believe that these crystals […]
Malachite is beautiful, rich green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral that has been mined and smelted in Israel for more than 3,000 years. It has also been found in Russia, Gabon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Namibia, Zambia, Tsumeb, Mexico, New South Wales, France, and the southwestern United States. At deposit sites, malachite is commonly […]
Carnelian is a red-brown colored mineral usually found in Germany, Brazil, India and Siberia. It is a semi-precious gemstone that is a variety of chalcedony (quartz family mineral). Its color, which can range from a pale orange to a near-black coloration, derives from iron oxide impurities. During roman times, carnelian was engraved and used for […]
Lapis lazuli is a gemstone of astounding appearance, and with a grand history. Among the first to be worked on and worn as jewelry, it looks just like the night sky, sporting a unique, opaque deep blue coloration complete with shimmering pyrite “star” inclusions. It was popular thousands of years ago in Greece, Rome, […]
Fluorite is calcium fluoride in mineral form, belonging to the halide group of minerals. It is also known as “fluorspar,” especially in industrial or chemical settings. It has ornamental uses, but it has also been used for smelting (as a flux), in the manufacture of hydrofluoric acid, and in the production of glasses, enamels, telescopes, […]
Lepidolite, a secondary source of lithium, is a phyllosilicate mineral and a member of the mica group. It is also a significant source of rare alkali minerals caesium and rubidium. It occurs in high temperature quartz veins, granite pegmatites, greisens and granites. It was originally discovered in the eighteenth century. Notable deposits have been found […]
To be considered a “Vogel” a crystal must be made of natural quartz and be cut with the appropriate care, intent, and precision necessary to assure the Universal Life Force is attracted, amplified, and transmitted properly. Essentially the literature tells us that a properly cut crystal takes in energy at the receptive end, amplifies it […]
Fire and Ice is a stone of initiation and profound acceleration that slices through old patterns in order to expose the Soul’s purpose and how to create and manifest our own Reality through the Dreamtime. By opening the vision center and insightful psychic communication…it supports a connection with our many other timelines. This crystal creates […]
Citrine is a pale or golden yellow to honey or brown colored variety of quartz that may contain sparkle or rainbow inclusions. Its name derives from the Latin word “citrina,” meaning “yellow.” It is rare in nature and the second most desirable quartz gemstone after amethyst. Most of the citrine that you see on the […]