British Fossils - Gemstones
Gemstones that would catch the eye of any collector or geology enthusiast. These stones make great additions to any budding geology collectors. A unique Birthday gift or Christmas Present for boys or girls aged 4+, teenagers and adults.
The Laboradorite Palm Stone takes its name from its founding place in Labrador, Canada. The feldspar mineral or Aluminum Silicate displays a beautiful and luminous colour.
Calcite Rhombs or Optical calcite Or Icelandic Sunstone are transparent crystallised calcium carbonate originally found in Iceland. Scientifically, they are used to demonstrate the polarisation of light and double refraction. It has been speculated that Vikings used both phenomena to help them locate the position of the sun on an overcast day so they could navigate at sea. Isaac Newton would later study the stone at length.
Discover the timeless elegance of our Fool's Gold Pyrite Gemstone, a masterpiece that exudes sophistication and charm. This exquisite stone, renowned for its striking metallic luster and intricate cubic formations, captures the essence of luxury and natural artistry. Each Pyrite gemstone is meticulously selected for its exceptional quality and radiant golden hues, making it a distinguished addition to any collection of fine minerals.
These beautiful, bright aura quartz specimens are created by bonding different metal vapours such as gold, platinum and silver to natural quartz. Colours vary on each specimen and are sent randomly.
Rose quartz is considered to be one of the most beautiful of all natural gemstones. It is known as the 'love stone' and most commonly occurs in its natural form of chunky masses rather than as crystals.
