Giant Chalcanthite specimen
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What, what, what!? I’m really loving the neon colours lately. At work I keep pointing them out to people. This one we don’t have at work though. It’s useful for the throat chakra and for dealing with abandonment issues.
A beautiful glassy gemmy pale pink tabular morganite crystal set nicely upon a matrix of crystalline colorless translucent quartz |#Geology
Locality: Baltistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
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Morganite is one of my favourite stones. I love, love, love its gentle unconditionally loving energy that slowly infuses itself into your field. During times of great change where I feel overwhelmed I carry morganite with zircon. I find the combination to be grounding and calming while allowing me to stay in my heart.
From the Ray Mine, AZ. Cabbed by Russ Kanuith.
*FAINTS* Omg. I could stare at this for ages. This is amazing. And its one of my favourite stones: chrysocholla. Amazing. This stone is calming, perfect for those who love to stay at home, and for the wise women. It aids women empowerment and to help us speak our truth and teachings lovingly.
Artist is Vidal.
Amethyst with calcite and pyrite & I’m guessing Stillbite
My mind expanded when I saw this. This is amazing craftmenship that combines the human with the minerals. I love this. I want my future retreat center to have these all over the place. There are more on the artists website. Amazing. In love. Expanded consciousness.
Red Amber from Cedar Lake, Manitoba, Canada ~ Credit to © ggeology Via Amazing Geologist
Okay, all my Manitoban friends: I’m sending you on a mission. Please, please, please go out and find some of these amazing amber pieces! Red amber? I’ve never seen this before but this is damn gorgeous!
This Geode is made of Basalt and inside has blue chalcedony, calcite and mordenite bubbles.
Seriously? This is a geode I could easily get lost in for a long time. The calcite is in the back, the fuzzy bubbles the mordenite and the blue chalcedony on the left hand side. Amazing! Isn’t it just amazing what the earth creates?
