Brazilian Quartz Crystal

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Arizona Splash Copper

• Arizona Splash Copper is formed from pure copper
  mined in central Arizona. It is heated to a
  scorching 2200F, splashed, cooled, and
  cleaned to give each piece its unique shape. A
  second application of heat creates
• the colorful patina. The metallic luster of
  copper in combination with the rainbow coloring
  adds glimmer to any room and decor.

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Amethyst Geodes

• Amethyst is the most valuable and regal of quartz
  gemstones. Rich hues extending from light pinks
  to deep purples are attributed to the presence of
  iron or manganese. Volcanic in origination,
  amethyst geodes are formed by cavities or bubbles
  in lava which are exposed to water containing
  iron and crystallized over time.

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Jasper

• Jasper is a patterned form of chalcedony quartz,
  generally opaque and found in virtually any
  color. Comprised of impure silica, jasper is
  common, varied, and usually found in deep hues of
  red, yellow brown or green. Polychrome Jasper or
  Desert Jasper is a relatively new find in the
  Mineral World.

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Malachite

• Malachite is an intensely green stone known for
  its distinctive veining, patterning, and
  orbicular quality. This gemstone is a copper
  carbonate formed from copper containing solutions
  near copper ore deposits. Many spectacular green
  and blue specimens include deposits of azurite
  and chrysocolla incorporated into the malachite.

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Petrified Wood

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