Quartz Stone

• Intricately finished
• Beautiful design
• Elegant appearance

Other Details:

• Lemon quartz is the lemon yellow variety of quartz
• It is more lemon in color than a citrine, which has tones of orange in it
• Citrine and Amethyst are both in the quartz family of gemstones
• Some people mistakenly call prasiolite lemon quartz -- prasiolite has a green tone in it, and is also called green amethyst
• It is also known as green gold or lemon citrine
• Quartz comes from all over the world with some of the most famous sources including Brazil and Africa
• Most of the world supply of lemon quartz comes from Brazil

• Exquisite carving
• Superior finish
• Eye-catching look

Other Details:

• Pink quartz is a rose-red variety of clear quartz, rarely found as crystals, but usually in massive sized shards
• Clear pink quartz exhibits a somewhat greasy luster
• The pink from the crystal comes from manganese
• Pink quartz becomes paler on exposure, so to improve the color, leave the stone in a damp place
• In nature, pink quartz is often cracked, so it is a pleasure to find a nice piece of pink quartz intact, and makes them more valuable
• Pink quartz comes from many places around the world, but the best quality can be found in Oxford County, Maine and the Black Hills in the United States, the Urals, Brazil and Ceylon
• Pink quartz is almost always milky and shows little dichroism

• Well polished
• Unique look
• Light-weight

Other Details:

• Smoky or smokey quartz is a brown to black variety of quartz
• Like other quartz gems, it is a silicon dioxide crystal
• The smoky colour results from free silicon, formed from the silicon dioxide by natural irradiation
• Smokey Quartz is a grounding stone that transmutes negative energies and facilitates your ability to get things done in the practical world
• It enhances organizational skills and is good to have around in the workplace or home office

• Vivacious appearance
• Excellent design
• Exquisite finish

Other Details:

• The soft pink variety of quartz, generally cloudy, or milky in appearance due to minute inclusions of foreign substances
• It's somewhat more rare than other varieties of quartz

• Green quartz is known for its lemon, lime color
• Commercially available green quartz is either lab treated or naturally heated colorless quartz or green amethyst
• Naturally heated green quartz (amethyst heated in the earth) takes on a deep green, while lab treated green quartz is generally a lighter lime green
• Green quartz is artificially produced by heating amethyst of only particular locations such as from Brazil
• Green quartz is synonymously called green amethyst. Usually amethyst turns brown, yellow or orange when lab treated, so green quartz is a more rare color for quartz
• On Moh's Scale of Hardness, green quartz is a 7, so it is a durable gemstone