• 537

    MALACHITE, CONGO/ZAIRE

  • 389

    RHODO-CHROSITE, PERU

  • 162

    GOLD

  • GYPSUM

  • TOURMALINE

  • CALCITE ON FLUORITE

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  • LEGRANDITE

    I am absolutely thrilled with the Legrandrite! It’s a fantastic addition to my collection of South American minerals. George T. Colorado, USA.

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  • QUARTZ CLUSTER

    Crystals2Collect is a treasure trove for enthusiasts. With exceptional specimens, welcoming staff, and outstanding service, it delivers exactly what you expect at reasonable prices. A loyal customer for over two decades. Melanie C. Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

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  • GOLD NUGGETS

    As a gold lover, I often explore the collection at Crystals2Collect. Most of the time, I discover exactly what I'm looking for to add to my stash. Gerhard Von M., Berlin, Germany.

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  • BLUE SAPPHIRE

    I was looking for a beautiful, reasonably priced blue sapphire that was authentic and fit my budget for a jewelry piece for a client. Crystals2Collect presented me with various options and explained the advantages and disadvantages of each stone. I will definitely return. Sabine de la V., Paris, France.

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  • What is a mineral?

    In the field of geology, a mineral is defined as a naturally occurring solid with a specific chemical composition and crystal arrangement. While the majority of minerals are inorganic, some mineralogists accept organic compounds or those produced by living organisms as minerals. The term "mineral" is derived from the Medieval Latin word "minera," which translates to ore or mine. There are thousands of recognized minerals, with approximately one hundred serving as essential components of rocks.

  • What is a gemstone?

    As a Professional Member of the International Gem Association, we take pride in providing high-quality gemstones at fair prices, which are determined by quality and market conditions. A gemstone is a mineral crystal that, once cut or polished, serves as a stunning element in jewelry and other decorative items. These can be minerals, rocks, or even organic substances like amber and pearls. The selection of gemstones is primarily based on their aesthetic appeal and resilience. While many are quite hard, some softer minerals are also favored in jewelry for their vibrant colors or unique luster. Diamonds, Sapphires and Rubies are the only ones labelled "precious stones".

  • Do all minerals form the same way?

    Minerals originate through various processes. Some develop as saltwater evaporates or when chemicals are released from heated fluids. Others arise from the cooling of hot gases or molten rock, or through alterations in temperature and pressure affecting existing minerals. Initially, minerals consist of atoms that move randomly within a fluid.

  • Why are some gems cheaper than others?

    Low prices associated with gemstones in traditional markets, it's likely that there's a hidden issue when you encounter such attractive offers.

    The low prices of gemstones online often stem from sellers who may misrepresent the true worth of the stones based on their appearance and certifications. The online marketplace is saturated with inexpensive gemstones that may not hold real value, as glass replicas can closely resemble genuine stones in photographs.

    While it's possible to find reasonably priced gemstones online, collectors should exercise caution to avoid being deceived. Here you find authentic gemstones that offer real value at a fair price. And if there is an issue with the stone, we will tell you.

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