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Explore authentic crystals and gemstones at Mystic Apothecary. Each piece is hand-selected for its natural beauty, geological formation, and unique mineral properties. Whether you are a collector, jewelry maker, or student of gemology, my collection offers genuine stones with lasting value. Shop now to discover gemstones that inspire knowledge and appreciation.

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Crystals & Gemstones | Identification, Meanings & Properties

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  • A hyper-realistic photo of a large spodumene crystal cluster with pale pink to green prismatic crystals on a rough pegmatite matrix, showing natural striations and a vitreous luster.

    Spodumene | Formation, Properties, and Uses

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    Spodumene is a lithium aluminum inosilicate mineral with the formula LiAl(SiO₃)₂. It occurs in lithium-rich pegmatites and is best known for its gem varieties kunzite, hiddenite, and triphane.

    Spodumene | Formation, Properties, and Uses

    Cody Manes

    Spodumene is a lithium aluminum inosilicate mineral with the formula LiAl(SiO₃)₂. It occurs in lithium-rich pegmatites and is best known for its gem varieties kunzite, hiddenite, and triphane.

  • A halved geode displaying vibrant purple amethyst crystals inside a rough beige shell, placed on a natural stone surface with other blurred geodes in the background.

    Geodes | Formation, Properties, and Uses

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    Geodes, scientifically known as geode nodules, have fascinated humans for centuries with their unassuming outer shells and dazzling crystal interiors.

    Geodes | Formation, Properties, and Uses

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    Geodes, scientifically known as geode nodules, have fascinated humans for centuries with their unassuming outer shells and dazzling crystal interiors.

  • High-resolution close-up of a polished Dumortierite gemstone, showcasing its deep blue hues, intricate marbled texture, and smooth, reflective surface against a neutral gray background.

    Dumortierite | Properties, History, and Uses

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    Dumortierite, scientifically known as dumortierite quartz, was first discovered in 1881 by French paleontologist Eugène Dumortier, for whom it was named.

    Dumortierite | Properties, History, and Uses

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    Dumortierite, scientifically known as dumortierite quartz, was first discovered in 1881 by French paleontologist Eugène Dumortier, for whom it was named.

  • A hyper-realistic photo of an aquamarine crystal cluster with vivid blue to blue-green hexagonal crystals on a rough matrix, showing sharp edges, clarity, and a vitreous luster.

    Aquamarine | Properties, Meaning, and Uses

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    Aquamarine, scientifically recognized as a blue to greenish-blue variety of beryl (Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈), has fascinated civilizations for millennia with its tranquil hues reminiscent of the sea.

    Aquamarine | Properties, Meaning, and Uses

    Cody Manes

    Aquamarine, scientifically recognized as a blue to greenish-blue variety of beryl (Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈), has fascinated civilizations for millennia with its tranquil hues reminiscent of the sea.

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