Minerals

The bones of the earth, in the raw.

A natural citrine point, warm honey-gold and faintly smoky. The merchant's stone, for steady abundance.

A palm-sized geode half packed with deep purple points. Each one is its own little cave.

A polished labradorite freeform that flashes blue and gold when you turn it. Stone of the in-between.

A raw fluorite cluster banded green and purple, glassy and cool. The study stone — set it by the books.

A rough black tourmaline log with deep striations. The one you set by the door for protection.

A single raw clear quartz point, naturally faceted. The all-purpose amplifier.

A chunky raw pyrite cluster — metallic gold cubes catching the light. Heavy in the hand.

A fist-sized raw rose quartz chunk, soft milky pink. The heart stone — keep it where you sit.

A six-inch polished selenite tower, milky and glowing. The one you set everything else on.