Inspired by ancient Bodhi spiritual culture, this AWNL men's necklace features a contemporary geometric Vajra design in ...

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Sourced from a single mine in northern Ontario, Canada. Formed roughly 1.2 billion years ago, a single crystal may contain up to twenty-three distinct minerals. No other known stone holds this level ...

Mined from the mountains of Afghanistan for over six thousand years. Set into Tutankhamun's coffin in ancient Egypt. Ground into pigment by Vermeer in medieval Europe. Traded along the Silk Road at a ...

Formed when a quartz crystal pauses its growth, another mineral settles on its surface, and growth resumes. The ""mountain"" visible inside is the outline of the crystal at the moment it stopped. The ...

Crystallised silica—silicon dioxide—constituting roughly 12 per cent of the Earth's crust. One of the most common minerals on the planet, yet fully transparent crystals are limited in supply. A ...

The Northern Cape of South Africa is the world's largest source. Originally blue-grey crocidolite—blue asbestos—slowly oxidised over time, its iron content shifting to gold. The fibrous structure ...

A mass of iron and nickel that struck Scandinavian ground roughly one million years ago. Discovered in 1906 near the village of Muonionalusta in northern Sweden. Etch the cross-section with acid, and ...