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‘Glow Quartz’ is a variety of Crystal Quartz which is infused with special glow pigments. ‘Glow Quartz’ emits a soft glow in absolute darkness which tapers over time.
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Glow Quartz Slabs Hardness : 7
Jasper is a fine grained variety of Chalcedony. Red Jasper is characterized by predominantly red colour. The name Jasper means “spotted stone”. Its is known to have been a favourite Gem stone in the ancient world. Its name can be traced back in Hebrew, Assyrian, Persian, Greek, Latin.
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Jasper Hardness : 7
Smoky Quartz is variety of Quartz which is primarily Grey in colour. The colour ranges from highly translucent grey to brownish –grey and even Black which is almost opaque .Smoky quartz is the national gem of Scotland, a country with the longest historical association with this stone.
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Smoky Quartz : Hardness : 7
Tiger’s Eye is a variety of quartz formed from fine fibrous quartz . Tiger’s Eye crystals vary in colour from gold -yellow to gold -brown stripes against an almost black background giving it the look of tiger’s eye.
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Tigers Eye Hardness : 7
‘Brown Agate’ is a variety of Chalcedony group of the Quartz family . This rounded Agate has a combination of a variety of colours, mainly Cream, Yellow, Brown, Grey , Blue .Sometimes the colours are in concentric band. The name Agate is derived from that of river Achates in Sicily, where, it is believed, agates were first found.
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Agate Hardness : 7
‘Crystal Agate ‘ is a type of Agate containing geodes & Crystalline materials. It is primarily White in colour with some light Grey & Fawn banding, The name Agate is derived from that of river Achates in Sicily, where, it is believed, agates were first found.
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Agate Hardness : 7
The word Quartz comes from the Saxon word “Querkluftarz” which means cross vein ore. Others insist that the name Quartz comes from the German “Quarz” which is of Slovic Origin.Crystal is from the Greek word “Krystallos” which means ice.
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Crystal Quartz Hardness : 7
Banded Black Agate Slabs’ is a variety of Chalcedony group of the Quartz family & is found in a combination of Grey, Black & White colors . Many of these Agates are rounded with concentric bands of color. The name Agate is derived from that of river Achates in Sicily, where, it is believed, agates were first found.
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Agate Hardness : 7
‘Wild Agate’ is a variety of Chalcedony group of the Quartz family. It is found in a variety of shapes and is characterized by white, Grey, Blue colours & sometimes with crystalline formations. The white & crystalline materials are often surrounded by blue/grey bands on the periphery. The name Agate is derived from that of river Achates in Sicily, where, it is believed, agates were first found.
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Agate Hardness : 7
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Packaging Details : Seaworthy packing. Fumigated wooden crates
Amethyst is one of the most valuable semi precious stone from the quartz family. It is largely found in shades of pale violet to deep purple. The name Amethyst comes from the ancient Greek words a-(“not”) & methustos-(“intoxicated”) which means “not intoxicated “.Amethyst was believed to protect from intoxication.
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Amethyst Hardness : 7
Green Aventurine Quartz slabs is a variety of quartz ranging in colour from pale geen to dark green. Aventurine is a form of Quartz and the presence of platy mineral inclusions give it a shimmering or glistening effect termed aventurescence. The name Aventurine derives from the Italian “ a ventura” meaning “to cometh”. This is an allusion to the lucky discovery of aventurine glass or Goldstone at some point in the 18th Century.
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Green Aventurine Quartz Hardness : 6.5 to 7
Labradorite is a feldspar mineral and is highly valued for its remarkable play of colour and iridescent optical effect known as labradorescence. The name Labrodorite is derived from its early discovery in Labrador, Canada. Labradorite is also found in Norway and other locations around the world.
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Labradorite Hardness : 6-6.5
‘Blue Agate’ is a variety of Chalcedony group of the Quartz family , This Agate is primarily Blue, White & Grey in colour .The natural Grey colour in this Agate is enhanced to a beautiful Blue colour using age old techniques of Agate dyeing. The name Agate is derived from that of river Achates in Sicily, where, it is believed, agates were first found.
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Agate Hardness : 7
Jasper is a fine grained variety of Chalcedony. ‘Jasper Pollock’ is a rare Jasper named by us as a tribute to the legendary American artist, Jackson Pollock. Inspired by Mr. Pollock’s works, the gemstone with bold strokes of natural colourful bands is carefully selected by us and composed into surfaces of exquisite colours & unique beauty. The name Jasper means “spotted stone”. Its is known to have been a favourite Gem stone in the ancient world. Its name can be traced back in Hebrew, Assyrian, Persian, Greek, Latin.
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Jasper Hardness : 7
“Petro” means “Rock” or “stone” in Greek. Petrified Wood is literally wood turned into stone. It is a type of fossil consisting of fossil wood where all the organic matter has been replaced with minerals (most often a silicate, such as Quartz) while retaining the original structure of wood. The pertification process occurs underground over a period of millions of years when wood becomes buried under sediments. Mineral rich water flowing through the sediments deposits minerals in the plant cells and as the plant cells decay away, a stone mould forms in its place. Some pieces retain the original cellular structure of wood thus tree rings can often be observed. Petrified Wood though fragile is harder than Steel. It is known for its exquisite colours and details.The various colours are due to the presence of different minerals. The combination of wood and minerals gives it a unique beauty which is unmatched.
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Packaging Details : Seaworthy packing. Fumigated wooden crates
Lapis Lazuli is a semiprecious stone prized since antiquity for its beautiful intense Blue colour. Lapis has been mined in Afghanistan as early as 7th millennium BC & exported to other parts of theworld. It has been traditionally used for jewelry, seals and for making Ultramarine – the finest & most expensive of all Blue pigments. Lapis has been used in marble inlay work in beautiful monuments such as the Taj Mahal .Its Ultramarine pigments were used by some of the greatest artists of the Renaissance & Baroque periods. The word Lapis is the Latin word for stone and Lazuli is the name of stone in Persian & also of a place where this stone was mined.
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Lapis Lazuli Mohs Hardness : 55.5
The beauty of gemstone slabs in further enhanced by infusion of golden, silver or coloured fine powder into the slabs . A fine line of glitter outlines the semiprecious stone in the slabs adding a touch of glamour to the stately gemstone slabs.
Rose Quartz is a variety of quartz and is found in colors of pale pink to rose red hues. It is known as Love Stone- the stone of universal love.
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Rose Quartz Hardness : 7
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Packaging Details : Slabs are packed in foam sheets & placed in foam sheet /styrofoam sheet coated wooden crates