Aragonite is a calcium carbonate mineral similar to calcite. It's structure differs from calcite with an orthorthombic crystal system of acicular crystals, some repeated twinning and pseudo-hexogonal forms and can be columnar or fibrous. Aragonite ranges in color from red to brown, purple, clear, white, light green and baby blue. Associated with the root and sacral chakras, third eye and…
Aragonite is a calcium carbonate mineral similar to calcite. It's structure differs from calcite with an orthorthombic crystal system of acicular crystals, some repeated twinning and pseudo-hexogonal forms and can be columnar or fibrous. Aragonite ranges in color from red to brown, purple, clear, white, light green and baby blue. Associated with the root and sacral chakras, third eye and…
Aragonite is a calcium carbonate mineral similar to calcite. It's structure differs from calcite with an orthorthombic crystal system of acicular crystals, some repeated twinning and pseudo-hexogonal forms and can be columnar or fibrous. Aragonite ranges in color from red to brown, purple, clear, white, light green and baby blue. Associated with the root and sacral chakras, third eye and…
Aragonite is a calcium carbonate mineral similar to calcite. It's structure differs from calcite with an orthorthombic crystal system of acicular crystals, some repeated twinning and pseudo-hexogonal forms and can be columnar or fibrous. Aragonite ranges in color from red to brown, purple, clear, white, light green and baby blue. Associated with the root and sacral chakras, third eye and…
Aragonite is a calcium carbonate mineral similar to calcite. It's structure differs from calcite with an orthorthombic crystal system of acicular crystals, some repeated twinning and pseudo-hexogonal forms and can be columnar or fibrous. Aragonite ranges in color from red to brown, purple, clear, white, light green and baby blue. Associated with the root and sacral chakras, third eye and…
Bumblebee Jasper is a yellow, orange, gray and black stone which believe it or not, does not actually contain quartz. The name Jasper is a misnomer as it is actually a radially grown, fibrous calcite. The yellow is caused by sulfer, the white by Aragonite and the orange colors are from the minerals Orpiment and Realgar, AKA ruby of arsenic.…
Bumblebee Jasper is a yellow, orange, gray and black stone which believe it or not, does not actually contain quartz. The name Jasper is a misnomer as it is actually a radially grown, fibrous calcite. The yellow is caused by sulfer, the white by Aragonite and the orange colors are from the minerals Orpiment and Realgar, AKA ruby of arsenic.…
Bumblebee Jasper is a yellow, orange, gray and black stone which believe it or not, does not actually contain quartz. The name Jasper is a misnomer as it is actually a radially grown, fibrous calcite. The yellow is caused by sulfer, the white by Aragonite and the orange colors are from the minerals Orpiment and Realgar, AKA ruby of arsenic.…
Bumblebee Jasper is a yellow, orange, gray and black stone which believe it or not, does not actually contain quartz. The name Jasper is a misnomer as it is actually a radially grown, fibrous calcite. The yellow is caused by sulfer, the white by Aragonite and the orange colors are from the minerals Orpiment and Realgar, AKA ruby of arsenic.…
Bumblebee Jasper is a yellow, orange, gray and black stone which believe it or not, does not actually contain quartz. The name Jasper is a misnomer as it is actually a radially grown, fibrous calcite. The yellow is caused by sulfer, the white by Aragonite and the orange colors are from the minerals Orpiment and Realgar, AKA ruby of arsenic.…
Bumblebee Jasper is a yellow, orange, gray and black stone which believe it or not, does not actually contain quartz. The name Jasper is a misnomer as it is actually a radially grown, fibrous calcite. The yellow is caused by sulfer, the white by Aragonite and the orange colors are from the minerals Orpiment and Realgar, AKA ruby of arsenic.…
Green Moonstone, also reffered to as Garnierite, is actually closer related to Labradorite than to Moonstone. The name is a slight misnomer as most Moonstones are used for gems and jewelry. Green Moonstone gets it's green color from Garnierite inclusions, Garnierite is a nickle ore. Green Moonstone that has more gray/brown coloring to it might allow the white sections of…
