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Selenite (Gypsum)

Selenite - International Crystals Encyclopedia https://www.atlantisinstitute.org/ 
 
 
Origin - the place or situation from which something comes, the beginning of something’s existence, the point from which it starts out, the thing f

Jade

  Origin Jade or Nephrite derives its name from the Greek word “nephro

Kunzite

Kunzite (Spodumene) - International Crystals Encyclopedia https://www.atlantisinstitute.org/  
 
 
Origin - the place or situation from which something comes, the beginning of something’s existence, the point from which it starts o

Leopard Skin

    Origin Leopard skin derives its name from old French word jasper meaning “spotted or sp

Lepidolite

Lepidolite - International Crystals Encyclopedia https://www.atlantisinstitute.org/ 
 
 
Origin - the place or situation from which something comes, the beginning of something’s existence, the point from which it starts out, the thing

Malachite

Malachite - International Crystals Encyclopedia https://www.atlantisinstitute.org/  
 
 
Origin - the place or situation from which something comes, the beginning of something’s existence, the point from which it starts out, the th

Moonstone

Moonstone - International Crystals Encyclopedia https://www.atlantisinstitute.org/  
 
 
Origin - the place or situation from which something comes, the beginning of something’s existence, the point from which it starts out, the th

Nephrite

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Epidote

                      

  Origin
Azurite

Azurite – Atlantis Institute Crystals Encyclopedia

Origin

Azurite is a secondary crystal formed from copper carbonate and found in the upper oxidised portions of copper ore. It is often mixed with another copper carbonate mineral, Malachite, which is bright green compared to the deep blue of Azurite.

The crystal can be produce

Bloodstone

Bloodstone – Atlantis Institute Crystals Encyclopedia

Origin

Heliotrope (Bloodstone, Jasper) derives its name from the Greek word “Helios” meaning "to turn" conveying the various ancient notions about the manner in which the mineral reflects light. It has been used in carved signet rings for the traditional birthstone for March.

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