Gemstone Chips

Natural GemstoneCitrine is a type of quartz crystal that ranges from pale yellow to warm brown. Most Citrine is sourced from Brazil, but it can also be found in Madagascar, Russia, and Bolivia. The name is derived from the Latin word "citrina" which...

Natural GemstoneGarnet is a beloved gemstone named for the 14th century Middle English word gernet, meaning 'dark red.’ Most Garnet occurs in a dark red color, but orange, pink, and even green Garnet crystals have been discovered. This stone is...

Natural Gemstone

Natural GemstoneFluorite is a beautiful natural mineral that occurs in many color variations including yellow, purple, blue, and green. Due to its low melting point, Fluorite gets its name from the Latin word “fluere” meaning “flow...

Natural GemstoneClear Quartz is an abundant crystal found in all corners of the Earth with a deep spiritual history. This stone is said to have a high metaphysical vibration and is used by healers to purify energy. Clear Quartz is one of the most popular...

Natural Gemstone Apatite is a bold blue turquoise colored stone that is said to contain metaphysical benefits. Due to its resemblance to other crystals, the name Apatite came from the Greek word apatate, which means “to deceive.” Known as the...

Natural GemstoneSunstone is a warm brown gemstone named for its golden, glossy finish. Most Sunstone is found in Canada, Mexico, Norway, and the U.S. state of Oregon. In the metaphysical community, Sunstone is widely used to enhance leadership abilities...

Aquamarine is a pale blue crystal that means “water of the sea.” Ancient Roman fishermen would use Aquamarine as protection on their voyages. Aquamarine is thought to support moving through life with forgiveness and compassion. Due to its...

Moonstone 5-8mm Chip Beads - 31 inch circular strand Moonstone is a creamy white stone with a translucent finish. Some Moonstone is found in pale brown, peachy, or even orange tones. First discovered in Sri Lanka, this stone is most often sourced from...

Natural GemstonePeridot is a gem-quality variation of the olivine mineral. Named for the Arabic term faridat meaning “gem,” Peridot has a light olive green color. Peridot is also the birthstone for August. Known as the stone of compassion in...

Natural GemstoneMorganite is a beautiful pastel stone, often appearing as pale pink or blue. It is most commonly sourced today in southern Brazil, but was discovered in the Pala Native American Reservation near San Diego, California. First discovered in...

Natural GemstoneUnakite is a semi-precious stone that is primarily green with peachy, pink spots. It was first discovered in the United States in the Unaka mountain range of North Carolina, this is also where its name originated. It has also been found...

Natural GemstoneBlack Obsidian is a volcanic stone, created when felsic lava cools at a rapid rate. Most Black Obsidian is sourced from North America, especially in Utah and Wyoming. This stone is very popular in the metaphysical community due to its...

Natural Gemstone Black Tourmaline is a deep black crystal often found throughout Africa, including Tanzania, Nigeria, Kenya, and Mozambique. Tourmaline is a type of crystal that comes in many different shades, although Black Tourmaline is the most...

Natural GemstonePrehnite is a semi-translucent mint green with dark grey inclusions. This stone is most often sourced from South Africa, Namibia, and Australia. Prehnite is named for Dutch colonist Hendrik Von Prehn, who first discovered and indexed this...

Each 15 inch strand consists of 5-8mm natural gemstone chip beads with .8mm approximate hole size. Each chakra is generally coordinated with each color of the rainbow. Garnet for the root chakra because it promotes stability, inner security, and balance...

Dyed GemstoneHowlite is a naturally white stone that was first discovered in Nova Scotia. This stone is found only in parts of the United States and Canada. Howlite is naturally white in color, but it can be dyed to brilliant hues as a substitution for...

Natural GemstoneLapis, also known as Lapis Lazuli, is a bold cobalt blue gemstone with a rich history. Archaeologists and historians have linked Lapis to Ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian artifacts. Today, most Lapis is found in Afghanistan. In gemstone...

Natural GemstoneAmazonite is a popular crystal that ranges from pale aqua blue to more vibrant turquoise. Most raw Amazonite is sourced from Russia, Brazil, and the United States (mainly Virginia). Amazonite is said to hold healing properties that can...

Natural GemstoneTiger’s Eye gemstones are found in two main color variations, red and yellow, that swirl with dark brown to create a natural marbled finish called Chatoyancy. Tiger’s Eye is often found in India, Australia, and Africa. This...

Man made gemstoneBlue Goldstone has a dramatic deep blue color with shimmering metallic flecks. First created in Venice, Italy in the 17th century, Blue Goldstone is a man-made blended glass crystal derived from quartz silica, cobalt, and copper minerals...

Natural GemstoneKunzite is a pale lilac gemstone, named for the mineralogist George Frederick Kunze who first cataloged the stone in 1902. Kunzite is an extremely sensitive stone, so please take caution in exposing your Kunzite to sunshine or water. In...

Natural GemstoneRutilated Quartz is a variation of quartz mineral that has encapsulated particles of rutile (titanium dioxide). These rutile inclusions appear as needle-like crystal inclusions. Since these thin inclusions often appear as black, golden,...

Man made GemstoneOpaline is a milky, slightly iridescent glass, created by adding phosphates or oxides during the mixing process. This type of glass was first introduced in Murano, Italy in the Sixteenth Century. It is a great and cost-effective...

Natural GemstoneFancy Jasper is an opaque stone with gorgeous inclusions of deep cool tones, most often seen as a combination of dark green and purple. The term “Jasper” originates from the Early French word “jaspre” which means...

Green Aventurine is a soft green gemstone with a translucent finish, most commonly sourced from India. This stone is said to be one of the luckiest crystals, especially for attracting prosperity or wealth. Many gemstone experts believe that Green...

Natural GemstoneLarimar is a pastel aqua blue gemstone with swirling white inclusions. This stone was first discovered by Miguel Mendez in the Dominican Republic in 1974, who named the stone from a combination of his daughter’s name...

Natural GemstoneMoonstone is a creamy white stone with a translucent finish. Some Moonstone is found in pale brown, peachy, or even orange tones. First discovered in Sri Lanka, this stone is most often sourced from India and Australia. Moonstone is a...

Natural GemstoneSizes are approximate and vary slightlyapproximate hole size: .75mm

Natural GemstoneOnyx can help release negative emotions, such as sorrow and grief. It can also be worn to defend against negative energy that is directed toward you. It fortifies self-confidence and responsibility, sharpens your senses, and encourages a...

Natural GemstoneSnowflake Obsidian is a black stone with a natural pattern of grey and white spots, similar in appearance to snowflakes in a dark sky. Formed from high-silica cooled lava, this stone is most often sourced from Scotland, Italy, and the...

Natural GemstoneRed Jasper gets its bold red color from its high concentration of iron minerals. Red Jasper, like all Jasper specimens, can be found all over the world. However, most Red Jasper is sourced from India, Indonesia, and Madagascar. In the...

Man made gemstoneSparkly, warm-toned Goldstone is made of glass and copper minerals. The widespread manufacturing of Goldstone started in 17th century Italy, although sculptures and amulets of a similar material to Goldstone have been traced back to...

Natural GemstonePicture Jasper has a unique striped design in neutral tan colors. This crystal is called Picture Jasper because the banded pattern on each stone resembles an abstract landscape. Most Picture Jasper is found in Brazil, South Africa, and...

Jade is an opaque green gemstone with many color variations that are commonly used in Chinese sculpture and carvings. Jade is considered in Chinese culture to symbolize immortality, and many Chinese people throughout history are buried with Jade carvings...

Natural GemstoneHowlite is a naturally white stone that was first discovered in Nova Scotia. This stone is found only in parts of the United States and Canada. Howlite is naturally white in color, but it can be dyed to brilliant hues as a substitution...

Natural GemstoneSizes are approximate and vary slightlyapproximate hole size: .75mmAgate is a form of banded chalcedony that is very popular in the jewelry-design community due to its vibrant colors. This stone naturally occurs in a wide variety of...

Natural GemstoneSmoky Quartz is a deep brown or grey variation of the Quartz crystal. Named for its smoky appearance, Smoky Quartz is the national gemstone of Scotland and has been mined in the British Isles since 300 BCE. Smoky Quartz is most often...

Pietersite is a multicolored stone usually consisting of golden yellow, grey, blue, and brown tones. This stone was named after Sid Pieters who discovered this stone in 1962 while exploring the African nation of Namibia. Pietersite is still most often...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmApatite is a bold turquoise stone that is said to contain metaphysical benefits. Due to its resemblance to other crystals, the name Apatite came from the Greek word apatate, which means “to deceive...

Natural GemstoneSizes and shapes varyapproximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 78 beads per strandPink Opal is a soft pink variation of the Opal gemstone. The name origin of Opal is believed to be a Latin translation of the Sanskrit term...

Natural GemstoneSizes and shapes varyapproximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 78 beads per strandRhodochrosite is a warm-toned pink gemstone made of iron and calcium minerals. This gemstone has a deep history among the Inca civilization who used...