#13 Luz Opal.
Beautiful. It's like staring into a galaxy trapped in a stone.
And its worth $20000.
#12 Amethyst Geode.
The worlds largest Amethyst Geode also known as the "Empress of Uruguay." And it is utterly magnificent!
#11 Fluorite.
Fluorite It is an excellent crystal for focused meditation and boosts one's intuitive and psychic abilities.
Purple Fluorite is a stone of protection, thought to become more protective the longer it is used, and is an ideal "Dream Crystal," defending one from evil spirits and bad dreams.
#10 Tourmaline.
Tourmaline gemstone is a precious mineral stone well known for its incredible ability to aid in the detoxification process of the human body.
#9 Azurite.
Azurite is a soft stone, named for its deep azure blue color. It is a strong stone for anyone who is studying, or if you wish to retain information, and it is a good stone to use if you are doing a crystal meditation.
#8 Uvarovite.
Uvarovite has a striking emerald-green color and the crystals are very rarely large enough to be cut for jewelery.
#7 Rutile.
Rutile comes in a surprising contrast of distinct habits and colors, making it a very interesting mineral.
It is well known for its habit of forming needle-like inclusions within other minerals.
#6 Rhodochrosite.
While all pink stones promote unconditional love, Rhodochrosite emanates one of the most tender and loving energies of any stone, soothing the heart, comforting the soul, and vibrating to the frequencies of inner peace.
#5 Scolecite.
Scolecite is a stone of connections, patterns, and peace.
#4 Lightning Ridge black opal.
The most valued of all opals is the Black Opal. Black Opals fetch a higher price for a given colour, clarity and pattern, due to their scarcity.
#3 Fire Opal.
Fire opal looks best when viewed in daylight just after sunrise or before sunset, which exposes and maximizes its exceptional color.
#2 Ocean inside an Opal.
When the light hits this opal it looks like an underwater scene from the ocean.
#1 Watermelon Tourmaline.
The watermelon tourmaline is a rare variety that displays three different colors in the same crystal - green (the skin of the watermelon), pink (the sweet fruit) and white (the rind).
