If you're new to crystals, we wanted to give you a space to learn more! Scroll to the end of this page to see the types of crystals, minerals and fossils we carry in our shop. If you're looking for a specific specimen we do not have listed, please reach out to us at info@alluriancrystals.com
What do I do with the crystals?
To 'use' or 'experience' the crystals' properties, you can hold them, carry them with you (in your pocket, on a key chain), wear them as a necklace, meditate with them, keep them in your office or sleeping space; whatever feels comfortable for you. Crystals can also bring a warm feeling to your space and they can be decorative too!
What is the difference between a mineral and a crystal?
Often times people tend to use "mineral" and "crystal" interchangeably, but they are not the same; structurally speaking. A 'crystal' refers to minerals that are formed into a crystalline structure (geometric inorganic structure) that we are familiar with when we think "crystal". Not all minerals are crystals.
Is a 'rock' a crystal or a mineral?
Neither! A rock can be made of up igneous (melted rock deep inside earth), sedimentary (layers of sand, dead plants and animals), and metamorphic (rocks changed by pressure and/or heat) with no specific chemical composition.
What is so unique about crystals, minerals and fossils?
No two specimens are the same; we think that is pretty neat and unique! All crystals, minerals and fossils take millions of years to form but they can all form in different ways depending on where they are in the world. When we think of fossils, the first thing that come to mind is a dinosaur. Fossils can also be made up of fossilized lava or plant matter too!
Why are some crystals so expensive versus others?
We often get asked this question. It depends on the location the crystal is formed. For example, if a specific type of crystal is found in multiple areas of the world, it tends to be cheaper than a crystal only mined in one location. The quality of the crystal on top of the rarity of the crystal affect the pricing quite a bit.
Below is a list of the types of crystals, minerals and fossils we sell in our shop
Use the search bar on our page to explore the varieties:
Agate (many varieties)
Agni Manitite
Amazonite
Amber (Baltic) *
Amethyst (many varieties)
Ametrine *
Ammonite Fossil **
Apatite (many varieties) *
Apophyllite
Atlantisite *
Aquamarine *
Aragonite
Auralite-23 *
Aventurine (many varieties)
Calcite (many varieties)
Calligraphy Stone *
Carnelian *
Celestite
Chalcopyrite
Chalcedony (many varieties)
Charoite *
Cinnabar/Cinnabrite *
Citrine
Coral "Crinoid" Fossil **
Desert Rose *
Dumortierite *
Emerald "Green Beryl"
Epidote
Ethiopian Opal *
Fluorite
Garden 'Ghost' Quartz *
Geodes
Halite *
Herkimer Diamond
Hematite
Hollandite *
Howlite
Jade
Jasper (many varieties)
Kambaba Jasper **
Kyanite (many varieties)
Labradorite
Lapis Lazuli
Larimar *
Larvikite *
Lepidolite
Lepidocrocite *
Llanite "Que Sera" *
Malachite
Moldavite *
Mookaite Jasper *
Moonstone
Muscovite *
Obsidian
Onyx
Orthoceras Fossil **
Pietersite *
Pink Opal
Pork Stone "Calcite"
Prehnite
Pyrite
Quartz (many varieties)
Rhodonite
Rhyolite
Selenite
Septarian Nodule
DISCLAIMER: Please note, the crystal properties listed in our shop are not intended to replace, diagnosis or confirm any ailments. We recommend to always consult your doctor or health care professional when seeking medical advice and/or treatment.
Serpentine
Spectrolite *
Spessartine Garnet *
Sun Shell Fossil **
Shiva Lingam *
Shungite
Sodalite
Sphalerite
Sugilite *
Sunstone
Super 7 *
Terahertz Stone *
Thulite *
Tigers Eye
Tourmaline (many varieties)
Trilobite Arthropod Fossil **
Trolleite *
Turquoise
Vanadinite *
Vesuvianite *
Vivianite *
Yooperlite