This page is all our currently stocked crystals and there purpose.

 

✨ All About Crystals

Discover the wonderful world of crystals

Crystals have fascinated people for thousands of years. From their beautiful colours and natural formations to the meanings and traditions associated with them, every crystal has its own story.

Whether you're choosing a crystal for meditation, your home, jewellery, gifting or simply because you love the way it looks, there's something special about finding the stone that speaks to you.

Explore some of our most popular crystals below. 💎

 

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💜 Amethyst

One of the best-loved crystals, Amethyst is famous for its beautiful shades of purple.

Traditionally, Amethyst is associated with calm, peace, spiritual awareness and protection. Many people enjoy keeping it beside their bed or using it during meditation.

Fun fact: Amethyst is actually a purple variety of quartz and is the traditional birthstone for February. Its purple colour is linked to tiny amounts of iron and other elements within the quartz.

Perfect for: Meditation • Relaxation • Spiritual practice

 

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🌸 Rose Quartz

Soft pink and wonderfully gentle-looking, Rose Quartz is often called the Stone of Love.

In crystal traditions, it is associated with love, compassion, kindness and emotional balance. It makes a beautiful addition to bedrooms, meditation spaces or anywhere you want to create a peaceful atmosphere.

Fun fact: Rose Quartz is a variety of quartz and is usually found in a cloudy or translucent form rather than as clear crystals.

Perfect for: Love • Self-care • Compassion

 

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🤍 Clear Quartz

Clear Quartz is one of the most recognisable crystals and is sometimes called the Master Healer in crystal traditions.

It is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, intention and energy amplification. Its clean, sparkling appearance makes it a favourite for both beginners and experienced crystal lovers.

Fun fact: Quartz is one of the most abundant minerals in Earth's continental crust and can occur in an amazing variety of colours.

Perfect for: Intention setting • Meditation • Clarity

 

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💛 Citrine

Bright, sunny and cheerful, Citrine is often associated with joy, abundance, confidence and prosperity.

Many people choose Citrine when setting intentions around motivation, creativity or bringing more positivity into their lives.

Fun fact: Natural Citrine is relatively uncommon. Much of the Citrine sold commercially is Amethyst that has been heat-treated to create its golden colour.

Perfect for: Positivity • Creativity • Abundance

 

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🖤 Black Tourmaline

Black Tourmaline is a favourite for those who love grounding and protective crystal traditions.

It is commonly associated with grounding, protection and creating a sense of energetic boundaries. Its deep black colour and striking natural formations also make it a beautiful display stone.

Fun fact: Tourmaline comes in many different colours. A single crystal can even contain several colours as its chemical composition changes while it grows.

Perfect for: Grounding • Protection • Balance

 

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🌙 Moonstone

With its soft, mysterious glow, Moonstone has long been connected with the Moon, intuition and new beginnings.

In crystal traditions, it is associated with inner reflection, emotional balance and embracing change.

Fun fact: Moonstone can display a beautiful floating glow called adularescence, which seems to move across the surface of the stone as it catches the light.

Perfect for: Intuition • New beginnings • Reflection

 

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🔵 Labradorite

Labradorite is a real showstopper. Turn it in the light and you may see flashes of blue, green, gold or other colours appearing across its surface.

Traditionally, Labradorite is associated with intuition, transformation, protection and spiritual exploration.

Fun fact: The colourful flash is called labradorescence and is caused by the way light interacts with layers within the mineral. Not every piece of Labradorite displays the effect.

Perfect for: Transformation • Intuition • Spiritual practice

 

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💙 Lapis Lazuli

Deep blue with beautiful golden flecks, Lapis Lazuli has been treasured for thousands of years.

It is traditionally associated with wisdom, truth, communication and inner knowledge.

Fun fact: Lapis Lazuli was highly prized in the ancient world. Its rich blue colour made it especially valuable for jewellery, carvings and decorative objects.

Perfect for: Wisdom • Communication • Inner reflection

 

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🌿 Green Aventurine

With its fresh green colour and subtle sparkle, Green Aventurine is a popular choice for those drawn to abundance and positive energy.

In crystal traditions, it is associated with luck, opportunity, optimism and personal growth.

Fun fact: Aventurine gets its characteristic sparkle from tiny mineral inclusions that reflect the light.

Perfect for: Growth • Opportunity • Positivity

 

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🩶 Hematite

Hematite has a beautiful metallic appearance and a wonderfully substantial feel in the hand.

Traditionally, it is known as a grounding and stabilising stone, often chosen by people looking to feel centred and connected.

Fun fact: Hematite is an iron oxide mineral. Its name comes from the Greek word haima, meaning blood, because powdered hematite can produce a reddish streak.

Perfect for: Grounding • Stability • Focus

 

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🧡 Carnelian

Warm, fiery and full of character, Carnelian is traditionally associated with confidence, courage, motivation and creativity.

Its vibrant orange-red colours make it a wonderful crystal for anyone who loves a little extra warmth and energy in their collection.

Fun fact: Carnelian is a variety of chalcedony, which belongs to the quartz family.

Perfect for: Motivation • Creativity • Confidence

 

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🤎 Smoky Quartz

Smoky Quartz ranges from soft smoky brown to almost black and has a wonderfully earthy appearance.

In crystal traditions, it is associated with grounding, protection, calmness and letting go of unwanted energy.

Fun fact: The smoky colour develops through natural irradiation acting on certain impurities within the quartz crystal structure.

Perfect for: Grounding • Calm • Protection

 

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Chocolate Calcite

Chocolate Calcite is a newer Calcite discovery from Pakistan. Chocolate Calcite resonates directly with your root chakra to help ground your physical and emotional bodies. 

Fun fact. When exposed to longwave ultraviolet (UV) light, the lighter, cream-colored bands of the stone fluoresce with a ghostly, bright white glow.

 

Pyrite

Pyrite, also known as Fool’s Gold is one of the strongest determination stones

Fun Fact. Famous French explorer Jacques Cartier once returned to Europe from Canada with an entire ship full of what he thought was gold and diamonds. It was just a massive load of pyrite and quartz.

Green Quartz/Prasiolite

The root and heart chakras become intertwined when holding or channeling the energies of Prasiolite 

green quartz is closely tied to the Heart Chakra and is used to foster compassion, love, and emotional balance

Quartz has been used in almost every society and is highly regarded as a super-frequency stone. Quartz is the strongest enhancing stone in the mineral kingdom and helps reignite our true identity while showing us the path towards enlightenment.

Fun Fact.In the Irish language, quartz is known as Grianchloch. Ancient tribes used it extensively across Europe to build passage tombs, most notably the famous prehistoric monument at Newgrange

Smoky Quartz

Smoky Quartz helps one ground themselves to Earth, in addition to opening up the root chakra and solar plexus. It’s the perfect stone for people who constantly find themselves with a wandering mind and an inability to focus.

Fun Fact. Revered by Celtic Druids as a symbol of the dark power of earth gods, it is locally known as cairngorm 

Moss Agate

Moss Agate brings us closer to Mother Earth, with energies capable of helping us ground and pursue our most benevolent ideas.Moss Agate encourages self expression and a rebuilding of divine connection to nature that most of our childhoods were consumed with.

Fun Fact. While ancient civilizations (like the Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians) carved it into amulets and used it for crushed medicinal ointments, it exploded in popularity as a fashion statement during the 19th-century Victorian era