The Gold Sheen Obsidian gets its name from an ancient Roman explorer called Obsius, who was given a mystical black glass sphere from a...

The Egyptians associated the Red Jasper with the blood of Isis, a goddess who was highly worshiped in the first millennium. The Native...

Aventurine was discovered in the 18th Century. It’s name comes from the Italian term, “a ventura”, which means chance. During this...

This fiery orange stone has been used since ancient times. Both the Egyptians and the Romans used carnelian to make jewelry. It’s one of...

The Picasso Jasper is named after the famous artist Picasso. The patterns in this stone resemble his paintings and his art. This stone is...