Natural Gemstones

A form of calcium carbonate, Calcite gemstone stone is a beautiful crystal which can be found in various parts of the world. It derives its name from the Latin term ‘calx’ and the Greek term ‘chalix’, meaning lime. When compared to other types of gemstones, the Calcite stone is pretty soft and delicate. As it is not highly durable, it isn’t a preferred choice of gemstone jewelry fans, even though many people love to adorn calcite gemstone in their earrings and pendants. Perhaps, this is the reason why calcite stone is generally classified as a ‘collector's stone’. Sources of Calcite Gemstone As already mentioned, calcite gemstone is found in different parts of the world. Prominent locations of calcite deposits include Mexico, the USA, Iceland, Bohemia, Africa Slovakia, Romania, Iceland, Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, and the Czech Republic. How to use Calcite gemstone? There are many ways in which one can use the calcite gemstone. One can wear Calcite Crystal je

Some of the most powerful shamanic stone in the world, the Fulgurite gemstones are fragile yet equally beautiful. The word Fulgurite comes from the Latin term 'Fulgur' which means lightning. As the stone possesses the powerful energy of lighting, the name aptly suits it. The incredible Fulgurite comes in a variety of colors and is used the world over as a great manifestation tool. A form of fused quartz, the stone works wonderfully by creating an energetic bridge between one’s thoughts and the Divine Mind. These stones are basically hollow glassy tubes which form when lightning strikes the sand. When the electrical charge produces heat which is at least 1,800 °C, it vaporizes the sand and melts the silica around the strike point. Sources of Origin When it comes to the origin of this marvelous stone, its natural pieces are found at various locations, typically at beaches or in sandy deserts. Some of the prominent sources of origin of this stone are the Gobi Desert, the