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Minas Gerais is the mineral heartland of Brazil. Expect cathedral quartz, luminous citrine, and amethyst geodes with elegant growth banding. Pieces from here balance warmth and clarity—museum-grade material for collectors and interior designers alike. Shop Brazil.

Uruguay is renowned for deeply saturated amethyst, often framed by agate rims and calcite accents—striking, premium cuts with a velvety purple. If you love statement geodes, start here. Shop Uruguay.

From the Atlas foothills and desert basins come barite, vanadinite clusters, aragonite, azurite, and sculptural quartz—minerals with bold, architectural forms and magnetic, grounding presence. Shop Morocco.

Origin reflects the rock it grew in: temperature, pressure, and trace elements. It can affect hue (iron in quartz), crystal habit (geode vs. point), and inclusions (rutile, chlorite). While energetic meaning is personal, the geology is real—and traceable.

We work with trusted mines, small ateliers, and gem-cutters we know by name. Lots are documented to the greatest extent possible; treatments (like heat-treated citrine or dyed agate) are disclosed when present; and we prioritize safe working conditions and fair compensation throughout the chain.

Dust with a soft brush; avoid harsh chemicals. Some stones are sensitive to water (e.g., selenite) or prolonged sun (e.g., amethyst). Display out of direct heat and clean gently for clarity that lasts a lifetime.