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| Agate |
Agate (AG-it) is a type of quartz with hidden or microscopic crystals.
Agate slices are the best way to show the natural striping of this remarkable stone.
From Brazil
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| Amazonite |
 Amazonite (AM-a-za-nite) is a greenish to blue-green mineral. It has a smooth, glassy luster and is often cut into beads and polished for jewellery.
From Russia
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| Amethyst Group |
Quartz crystal with pale lavender to deep purple colours is called Amethyst
(Am-a-thist)
From Brazil
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| Apophyllite |
 Apophyllite, whose name roughly means 'to leaf apart'in Greek, is a mineral classic given its name because crystals tend to peel or flake apart.
These crystals are believed to replace negative energy with pure tranquillity.
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| Aragonite |
 Aragonite (a-RAG-a-nite)appears in many different forms.
Aragonite is often located in cavities of younger volcanic rock or as depsits in hot springs.
This type is found in Morocco
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| Calcite |
 Calcite (KAL-site) is a sedimentary mineral and the main element of lime-stone. It is found in a variety of colours.
From Mexico
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| Celestite |
 Celestite (also called Celestine)
Blue coloured brittle clusters of crystals form this mineral.
Celestite helps to enhance peacefulness and can calm the mind.
From Madagascar
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| Chalcopyrite |
 Chalcopyrite (KAL-kah-PIE-rite) commonly called peacock pyrite because of its shiny iridescent qualities is a metallic mineral.
From Mexico
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| Citrine |
 Citrine (SI-treen) is a brownish-yellow quartz.
Sometimes referred to as a false topaz.
Colours in quartz are usually caused by some sort of impurity.
From Brazil
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