Subcategories
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Agate
There is a very large variety of Agates with multiple colors that can be found in various forms.
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Aigue-marine
The Aigue-marine is a mystical stone whose sustained blue reminds the world of the sea and the ocean.
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Gross amethyst
The Amethyst is taken for the beauty of its purple crystals and its many virtues.
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Apophyllite
The white and green translucent crystals of Apophyllite evoke softness, purity and freshness.
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Aragonite
Aragonite is formed mainly in caves, near hot water sources or in the seabed.
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Azurite
Azurite owes its name to its superb intense blue color.
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Baryte
Baryte is a mineral that is both heavy and delicate. Its shades range from light to ochre through green and blue.
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Cavansite
Cavansite is a rare and unique mineral. Its electric blue spherical rosettes are very appreciated by collectors.
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Célestine
Nicknamed "the stone of the Angels", the Celestine is composed of crystals with translucent blue.
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Citrine
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Rock crystal
The Rock Crystal is nicknamed the "king of stones". It is the symbol of purity and perfection.
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Dioptase
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Fluorite
We can find the cubic crystals of the Fluorite in all colors of the spectrum.
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Cristal genus
Cristal geode is frequently used to recharge crystals through its energy properties.
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Garnet
Garnet comes in a wide range of colors. Rhodolite garnet is prized for its intense red color.
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Jaspe
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Labradorite
The colour games and intense reflections of Labradorite make it an essential stone.
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Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli has been used for millennia for jewellery, decoration, collection or lithotherapy.
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Lithophyse
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Malachite
Malachite has intense green colours. It is recognized to be an effective lithotherapy pain medication.
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Moldova
The Moldavite is a variety of Tectite (family of natural glasses) that formed 15 million years ago during the impact of a meteorite on earth.
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Obsidienne
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Péridot
Also called Olivine, the Péridot was one of the favorite stones of Cleopatra because of its bright green.
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Prehnite
The Prehnite is a rare mineral that often occurs in the form of light green to milky white spheres.
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Pyrite
Pyrite is a stone used since prehistoric times. Its golden metallic hues are reminiscent of gold.
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Quartz à inclusions
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Raw Smoky Quartz
Smoky natural and enchanting reflections of the smoked Quartz have always been a passion for collectors.
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Pink quartz
Pink Quartz has been used for thousands of years by every civilization on the planet to create jewelry, amulets, sculptures and tools.
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Rhodochrosite
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Sapphire
The Sapphire is a very popular gem in jewellery for its beauty, its color palette and its hardness.
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Septaria
Nicknamed "Dragon Stone", Septaria is often found in the form of an egg or pebble crystallized inside.
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Tanzanite
Tanzanite is a variety of blue Zoisite with violet, sometimes Magenta, green or brown that has the particularity of changing reflections according to the angle of view and light (tricroidism).
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Topaze
Whether translucent, blue or orange, the Topaze is a very coveted stone for its quality and aesthetics.
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Crude tourmaline
The Tourmaline "the stone with a thousand colors" is surnamed for the richness of its palette of colorful shades.
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Other minerals
Here you will find a selection of raw and polished natural minerals. For collection, decoration, gift idea or lithotherapy.
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Pendules
