Overview of all minerals
Tiger's Eye
Origin Tiger's eye is formed through the transformation (metamorphism) of the mineral crocidolite, a type of blue asbestos. Over millions of years, the fibrous crocidolite is gradually replaced by quartz....
Tiger's Eye
Origin Tiger's eye is formed through the transformation (metamorphism) of the mineral crocidolite, a type of blue asbestos. Over millions of years, the fibrous crocidolite is gradually replaced by quartz....
Agate
Origin Agate is a variety of chalcedony that forms in volcanic rocks. It is formed when mineral-rich solutions settle in gas bubbles of old lava. Over time, different quartz layers...
Agate
Origin Agate is a variety of chalcedony that forms in volcanic rocks. It is formed when mineral-rich solutions settle in gas bubbles of old lava. Over time, different quartz layers...
Hematite
Origin Hematite is a mineral that forms in rock layers over geological periods, usually through the precipitation of iron oxide from aqueous solutions. It often forms where iron-containing liquids are...
Hematite
Origin Hematite is a mineral that forms in rock layers over geological periods, usually through the precipitation of iron oxide from aqueous solutions. It often forms where iron-containing liquids are...
Shungite
Origin Shungite is an exceptional mineral that holds a unique position both geologically and historically. It originates almost exclusively from Karelia in northwestern Russia, where it formed approximately two billion...
Shungite
Origin Shungite is an exceptional mineral that holds a unique position both geologically and historically. It originates almost exclusively from Karelia in northwestern Russia, where it formed approximately two billion...
Selenite
Origin Selenite is a particularly clear and fine variety of the mineral gypsum. It is formed by the evaporation of mineral-rich water in sedimentary basins or salt lakes. When the...
Selenite
Origin Selenite is a particularly clear and fine variety of the mineral gypsum. It is formed by the evaporation of mineral-rich water in sedimentary basins or salt lakes. When the...
Jasper
Origin Jaspis forms in sedimentary or volcanic rocks when quartz mixes with various minerals and organic inclusions. Over millions of years, these components crystallize into a dense, fine-grained stone. Depending...
Jasper
Origin Jaspis forms in sedimentary or volcanic rocks when quartz mixes with various minerals and organic inclusions. Over millions of years, these components crystallize into a dense, fine-grained stone. Depending...