What are they?
Crystals are solid materials characterised by a highly ordered arrangement of atoms, molecules, or ions in repeating three-dimensional patterns, known as a crystal lattice. This organised structure extends uniformly in all directions, often resulting in distinct macroscopic shapes with flat, smooth surfaces and sharp edges, like quartz.
These solid forms arise through a process called crystallisation, where atoms or molecules settle into an organised, repeating pattern. Crystallisation can occur through several methods, with the three primary ones being cooling magma or lava, evaporating solutions, and mineral-rich water percolating through rock. The specific conditions during crystal formation influence its size, shape, and clarity.
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Crystal Ghost Collection -
Black obsidian Ghost -
Amazing Cluster -
Amazonite Tumblestone -
Green Quartz Tumblestone -
Red & Black Jasper Tumblestone -
Blue Agate Tumblestone -
Howlite Tumblestone -
Epidot Snowflake Tumblestone -
Amethyst Cluster -
Larimar Moon -
Larimar Moon -
Larimar Moons -
Larimar Moon -
Larimar Sphere -
Larimar Mushroom -
Small Selenite Tower Light -
Small Selenite Towers -
Citrine Tumblestone -
Labradorite Sphere -
Opalite Hearts -
Amethyst Tumblestone -
Pink Agate Tumblestone
