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Roselite Roselite is a rare mineral that is so named due to its magenta- or rose-colored crystals. Though it doesn't have any industrial uses, handsome specimens are highly valued by collectors, and large crystals can be carved for jewelry and other ornaments. While roselite is found across the globe, most of it originates in Germany, where it was first described. healing benefits The mineral roselite is believed to help bind the physical, emotional, and spiritual characteristics of a …

Cinnabar The mercury-containing mineral cinnabar has been mined since ancient times and historically used to create deep red dyes. Centuries-old lacquerware from Song dynasty China is still vibrant due to cinnabar dyeing. The use of this mineral as a dye has largely been discontinued since its toxicity was discovered. It is still mined as a mercury source. Healing Properties Cinnabar is believed by some to purify the mind and the body. This refers to the removal of toxins and purification …

Eclogite A dense metamorphic rock, eclogite is formed under tremendous pressures and depths. Green and pink are the predominant colors in rock (due to garnet and omphacite, respectively). Decorative uses of eclogite may be possible due to its color. Because it forms so deep, geologists can learn more about plate tectonics from it, since it forms at such great depths. Healing Properties It is believed that eclogite helps to clear the heart and solar plexus chakras. As a result, negative emo …

Rose Quartz Rose Quartz is a highly favored and recognizable type of quartz for its soft pink coloring. It is also a very hardy stone, known to be among the toughest substances that exist. This variety of quartz is very common and found in abundance all over the world   How to Identify ? Rose quartzis usually pink  Luster  Rose quartz has a vitreous (glass-like) luster. Physical Properties Crystal System :Hexagonal  Colors: Pink Luster: Vitreous Diaphan …

Obsidian The natural glass obsidian forms when molten rock rapidly cools. Due to its softness, it is most often worn as earrings or pendants as it is a popular gemstone with a black color. Breaking it creates cutting tools that are very sharp. Prehistoric peoples used it for this purpose. We use it today to produce surgical blades. Luster Typically, obsidian has a vitreous (glass-like) luster. Transparency The stone often has a translucent appearance. Cleavage Obsidian typically …