Subcategories

• Afghanite - a rare natural mineral from Afghanistan

• Agate – natural minerals, polished stones and collector's items

• Aquamarine – high quality natural and collector minerals

• Ametrine – a natural mineral combining amethyst and citrine

• Amethyst – natural crystals and druses

• Angelite – natural and collector minerals

• Apatite – natural and collector minerals

• APOPHYLITE, STILBITE, ZEOLITE natural minerals and crystals

• Aragonite – natural minerals and crystalline aggregates

• Astrophyllite – rare and collectible minerals

• Auralite – a natural mineral formed by a combination of several minerals

• Axinite – a natural mineral of the borosilicate group

• Azurite – natural minerals and crystalline aggregates

• Barite – natural and collector minerals

• Brazilianite – a rare yellowish-green phosphate mineral

• Celestite – natural minerals and crystalline druses

• Citrine – natural minerals and cut stones

• Clinoatacamite – a natural copper chloride mineral

• Danburite

• Diopside – a green silicate mineral with a crystalline structure

• Dioptas – ein natürliches Kupfersilikatmineral

• Dumortierite – a natural mineral of the borosilicate group

• Dolomite – a natural mineral of the carbonate group

• Eudialyte – natural and collector minerals

• Phenacite/Phenakite – a natural non-silicate mineral containing beryllium

• Fluorite – a mineral with a distinctive crystalline structure and color

• Phosphosiderite – natural and collector minerals

• Garnet – natural and collector minerals

• Hackmanite – a natural mineral of the sodalite group

• Haüyn/Hauyne natural green (sodalite) mineral

• Haüyn/hauynite blue (sodalite)

• Heliodor (golden beryl) – yellow-colored beryl of natural origin

• Hemimorphite – natural and collector minerals

• Hiddenite – a natural mineral of the spodumene group

• Grape chalcedony – natural chalcedony with a botryoid structure

• Chalcedony – natural microcrystalline quartz

• Charoite – natural and collector minerals

• Chromdiopside – a natural mineral of the pyroxene group

• Chrysocolla – natural minerals and polished stones

• CHRYSOCOLLA - MALACHITE - AZURITE

• Chrysoprase – green-colored chalcedony with nickel content

• Iolite (cordierite) – natural and collector minerals

• Jade - Jadeite natural minerals and polished stones

• Amber – fossilized resin of Tertiary trees

• Jasper – natural minerals and polished stones

• Calcite – a natural calcium carbonate mineral

• Carnelian – natural minerals and polished stones

• Cobaltocalcite – natural calcite containing cobalt

• Columbianite – natural and collector tektites (impact glass)

• Cavansite – natural and collector minerals

• K2 - Azurite in granite

• Quartz/crystal – processed natural minerals

• Quartz/crystal - raw

• Lemurian crystal – natural and collectible quartz crystals

• Kunzite – a natural variety of spodumene

• Kyanite – a natural aluminosilicate mineral

• Labradorite – natural minerals and polished stones

• Lapis lazuli/lazurite – natural minerals and polished stones

• Larimar – a rare blue natural mineral

• Libyan glass – natural tektite formed by an impact event

• Lodolite (quartz crystal with inclusions)

• Malachite – natural minerals and polished stones

• Copper – natural pure copper and collector's items

• Moonstone (adular) – natural feldspar with adularescence

• Meteorite – a natural rock and metal material from space

• Morganite – a natural gemstone of the beryl group

• Moqui Marbles – natural sandstone concretions with iron oxides

• Natural mussels (freshwater mussels)

• Nefrite, Jade – natural minerals and polished stones

• Nuummite – Archean metamorphic rock from Greenland

• Obsidian – natural collectible volcanic glass

• Olivine (peridot) – green magnesium-iron silicate

• Ethiopian opal – natural gemstone opal

• Dendritic opal (Merlinite) – natural common opal with dendrites

• Andean opal – blue natural opal

• Andean opal – pink natural opal

• Pentagonite rare blue mineral

• Petalite – a natural lithium aluminum silicate mineral

• Pietersite natural mineral – brecciated chalcedony with fibrous inclusions

• Pollucite - a rare natural zeolite mineral of pegmatite origin

• Prehnit – natural and collector minerals

• Pyrite – a natural mineral

• Quantum Quattro – a natural association of chrysocolla, shattuckite, dioptase and malachite

• Rhodonite – a natural manganese silicate mineral

• Rhodochrosite – a natural manganese carbonate mineral

• Roselite – natural and collector minerals

• Rubelit/red tourmaline

• Ruby – natural and collectible gemstones

• Ruby in zoisite

• Rose quartz – a natural variety of quartz

• Sagenite (Venus' hair) – natural quartz with rutile inclusions

• Sapphire – a natural gemstone of the corundum group

• Selenite – a natural crystalline variety of gypsum

• Seraphinite – dark green clinchlorite with a typical pattern

• Sphalerite – zinc sulfide with significant color variability

• Scapolite – a natural mineral of the tectosilicate group

• Scolecite – fibrous zeolite with needle-like crystals

• Sunstone – natural feldspar with aventurescence

• Sunstone with iolite – natural and collector minerals

• Emerald – green-colored beryl of natural origin

• Spinel – natural gemstone

• Sugilite – natural minerals and polished stones

• Superseven (Super 7) – natural quartz with multiple mineral inclusions

• Shungite – Precambrian carbonaceous rock from Karelia

• Tanzanite gemstone – a blue-violet variety of zoisite of natural origin

• Tektite – a natural glassy material formed by an impact event

• Agni Manitite - dark impact glass referred to as tektite

• Thulite is a pink variety of the mineral zoisite

• Titanite (sphene) – natural and collector minerals

• Vesuvianite (idocrase) – a natural silicate mineral

• Topaz – natural and collectible gemstones

• Triplite – natural and collector minerals

• Tugtupit

• Tourmaline – natural and collector minerals

• Skoryl (tourmaline) – natural and collector minerals

• Tiger's Eye – natural minerals and polished stones

• Turquoise – natural minerals and polished stones

• Vanadinite – a natural lead vanadate mineral

• Moldavite – rare natural tektite (impact glass)

• Smoky quartz – a natural variety of quartz

• Smokyquartz with rutile – natural quartz with rutile inclusions

• Zircon – natural and collector's gemstones