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Rhodonite is an attractive mineral that is often carved and used in jewelry. It is named after the Greek word for rose, rhodon. Its rose-pink and black color is distinctive but sometimes can be confused with rhodocrosite. It is usually associated with black manganese minerals and pyrite.

Rutilated quartz necklace

This stone is a type of quartz with needlelike rutile (a titanium dioxide mineral), embedded in it. The rutile needles can be reddish, which is what rutile means in Latin, or they may be golden, silvery, or on very rare occasions, greenish. Rutile intensifies the healing power of Quartz. It assists you by magnifying all positive energy entering your aura system, it clears negative energy and energy blockages.

Crystal Pendant

Beautiful piece featuring a large crystal quartz (power stone). Quartz is one of the most abundant minerals in the world. The most well-know form of quartz is clear rock crystal. Particularly fine specimensUn are currently found in Brazil, United States, Swiss Alps, Himalayas, Peru, and Madagascar. Clear Quartz Crystal is the universal stone. Everyone should have one. It corresponds to all zodiac signs, and is a pure and powerful energy source...

Silver Washers Pendant

Nice contemporary piece in silver, with reproductions of actual washers. Each piece is unique.

Rutilated Quartz Earrings

This stone is a type of quartz with needlelike rutile (a titanium dioxide mineral), embedded in it. The rutile needles can be reddish, which is what rutile means in Latin, or they may be golden, silvery, or on very rare occasions, greenish. Rutile intensifies the healing power of Quartz. It assists you by magnifying all positive energy entering your aura system, it clears negative energy and energy blockages.

Citrine Ring

Beautiful piece featuring an uncut citrine stone with the strong yellow typical to the citrine and a large piece of crystal behind. Citrine is one of several quartz crystal varieties that is yellow or orange in color. Although often cut as a gemstone, citrine is actually somewhat rare in nature. Much of the natural citrine may have started out as amethyst but heat from nearby magmatic bodies may have caused the change to citrine.

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