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Category Archives: Minerals

LINARITE (Beautiful Blue)

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

LINARITE is a rare copper lead sulfate hydroxide mineral. well-known among mineral collectors for its bright beautiful blue color.

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Almandine garnet

Almandine (Garnet)

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

Almandine is the most common member of the Garnet group of minerals. A widely used popular gemstone. It is an Iron Aluminum Silicate mineral.

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Rutile

Rutile

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

Rutile – Anatase – Brookite – Riesite – Akaogiite: five forms of titanium dioxide found in nature. Rarer polymorphs include Brookite and Anatase.

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Smithsonite

Smithsonite

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

Smithsonite occurs in a wide variation of colors. Its typical globular habit and often vibrant colors make this a desirable mineral for collectors.

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APOPHYLLITE

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

Apophyllite is a beautiful mineral, frequently forming in lustrous, transparent crystals that are occasionally very large.

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Macro minerals spodumene stone on a white background

Spodumene

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

Spodumene – Kunzite, Hiddenite, Triphane is a Lithium Aluminum Silicate. It is worked as ore of lithium, and highly prized gem material.

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Red Ruby Spinel

SPINEL

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

Spinel is the magnesium/aluminum member of the larger Spinel Group of minerals. It has the formula MgAl2O4.

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Elbaite macro tourmaline

Elbaite (Watermelon, Indicolite, Rubellite)

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

Elbaite is the most colorful member of the Tourmaline Group of minerals. Elbaite is often cut as a gemstone, sliced into colorful cross-sections or simply appreciated as natural specimens by millions of rock collectors.

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Opal, Queen of Gems

OPAL – Queen of all Gems

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

The rich play of color in some Opals gives them unsurpassed splendor and mystique. Thus, Opal is known as the Queen of All Gems, as it can capture a rainbow in one stone. Opal is the birthstone for October. Opal is the national gemstone of Australia.

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Spessartine

Spessartine (Garnet)

Posted by Sidewinder October 20, 2026

Spessartine Garnet is a manganese aluminum silicate mineral. Member of the Garnet Group. Spessartine known for its orange and reddish color.

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