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Colorless and transparent or slightly milky white; when highly pure, it looks like ice crystals. Mohs hardness: 7 - the most common crystal variety.

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Contains white fibrous inclusions (shaped like rabbit hair) inside, belonging to a branch of rutilated quartz. Mohs hardness: 7 with a warmly humid texture.

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The crystal contains white volcanic mud, forming natural patterns such as clouds and pyramids. Mohs hardness: 7 with unique inclusion forms.

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Presenting pink (from light pink to peach pink) due to containing titanium and manganese elements. Mohs hardness: 7, and when transparent, it looks like pink jelly.

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Presenting purple (from light purple to deep purple) due to containing iron elements. Mohs hardness: 7 and one of the most spiritual varieties of crystals.

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Contains green volcanic mud inside, forming patterns such as "treasure bowls" and "layered mountains". Mohs hardness: 7, and the green color symbolizes vitality.

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Contains albite, with a "moonlight effect" (showing blue/white wandering colors when rotated). It has a light gray background color and Mohs hardness: 6-6.5.

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Presenting columnar and tower-shaped crystals, golden yellow. Mohs hardness: 7, and the crystal form is like an "energy emitter".

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A pyroxene mineral containing lithium, with colors ranging from light purple to deep purple (some with pink tones). Mohs hardness: 6.5-7 and obvious cleavage planes.

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The crystal is transparent, containing natural "water inclusions" (liquid water enclosed) inside, with strong luster. Mohs hardness: 7, and the water inclusion is its hallmark.

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Presenting milky white and translucent, with a texture as warmly humid as milk. Mohs hardness: 7, and free of impurities when highly pure.

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A type of super seven crystal, containing inclusions such as schorl and rutile, with a black base and golden hair-like threads. Mohs hardness: 7 and a strong energy field.

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A glassy rock formed by volcanic eruptions, mostly black, and some with rainbow luster. Mohs hardness: 5-5.5.

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A mineral of the tourmaline group, with rich colors (red, blue, green, multi-colored, etc.), glassy luster, Mohs hardness: 7-8, and piezoelectricity and pyroelectricity.

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A member of the beryl family, presenting sea blue (from light blue to deep blue) due to containing trace amounts of iron. Mohs hardness: 7.5-8 and a tough texture.

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A silicate mineral containing iron and magnesium, presenting olive green (from yellowish green to deep green), with Mohs hardness: 6.5-7. It is the birthstone for August.

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A hydrous copper aluminum phosphate, with colors ranging from light blue-green to dark green, often containing black iron lines. Mohs hardness: 5-6 and a relatively loose texture.

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A rock containing lapis lazuli minerals, with a deep blue background, often containing golden pyrite spots and white calcite streaks. Mohs hardness: 5-6.

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A calcium aluminum silicate mineral, presenting light green to yellowish green, translucent, often in grape-like aggregates, with Mohs hardness: 6-6.5.

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An aluminum silicate mineral, presenting blue (from light blue to deep blue), with perfect cleavage. Mohs hardness: 4-6 (hardness varies in different directions) and is easy to crack.

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A variety of quartz, containing fibrous minerals arranged in parallel, with a "cat's eye effect" (showing a golden light band when rotated). Mohs hardness: 6.5-7.

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A variety of chrysoberyl, with a "cat's eye effect" (a bright light band moves with rotation). The background color is mostly yellowish brown or grayish green, with Mohs hardness: 8.5, and it is extremely rare.

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A zirconium silicate mineral, natural zircon has various colors (colorless, blue, red, etc.), and synthetic cubic zirconia (CZ) is more common. Mohs hardness: 7.5-8.

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A manganese carbonate mineral, presenting pink (often with white streaks), with a glassy luster. Mohs hardness: 3.5-4, a relatively soft texture and requires careful maintenance.

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A pectolite containing copper, with a blue-green background and white patterns (shaped like ocean waves), only produced in the Dominican Republic. Mohs hardness: 4.5-5 and a relatively soft texture.

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Contains quartz, hematite and goethite, with a black base and golden/silver spots (shaped like stars). Mohs hardness: 6.5-7 and a unique metallic luster.

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A feldspar mineral with green to blue-green color, glassy luster, often containing white streaks, with Mohs hardness: 6-6.5.

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A nephrite mainly composed of tremolite, white warmly humid (from greasy white to milky white), with a greasy luster, Mohs hardness: 6-6.5, and a delicate texture like condensed fat.

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A type of nephrite, presenting green (from spinach green to dark green) due to containing actinolite, often containing black spots, with Mohs hardness: 6-6.5 and a tough texture.

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A variety of agate, presenting red (from brocade red to persimmon red) due to containing iron oxide, with a greasy luster, Mohs hardness: 6.5-7, and is the traditional "red jade" in China.

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A jade mainly composed of serpentine, with various colors (green, yellow, white, etc.), translucent to opaque, Mohs hardness: 4.5-5.5, and a warmly humid texture.

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An aggregate of jadeite minerals, with rich colors (green, purple, white, etc.), glassy luster, Mohs hardness: 6.5-7, and textures ranging from transparent to opaque.

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A type of quartzite jade originating from the Gobi Desert. It boasts vibrant colors (red, yellow, white, etc.) with "golden silk"-like internal textures. Mohs hardness: 6.5-7, it has a bright luster.

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A colored stone containing kaolin-group minerals, with rich colors (red, yellow, white, gray, etc.) and a delicate texture. Mohs hardness: 2-3, it ranks first among the traditional "Four Great Seal Stones."

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Encompasses various green minerals (such as green fluorite, epidote, etc.) with fresh colors and textures that vary by type.

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Includes various green natural rocks, with colors ranging from light green to deep green and diverse textures.

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A type of cryptocrystalline quartz, ranging from colorless to pure white, translucent with a fine, unmarked texture. Mohs hardness: 6.5-7, it has a warmly humid, grease-like luster and is a highly pure variety of chalcedony.

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A type of cryptocrystalline quartz, pure black or with a dark gray tone, opaque with a glassy luster. Mohs hardness: 6.5-7, it has a tough texture and is often polished into beads or carvings.

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A type of cryptocrystalline quartz, presenting red (from orange to dark red) due to iron oxide content, with a waxy luster. Mohs hardness: 6.5-7, it often features natural banded textures.

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With agate as its core material, it contains jade and crystalline minerals, featuring special totems on the surface (such as eye patterns, line patterns). Mohs hardness: 6.5-7 and is a sacred ornament in Tibetan culture.

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A branch of Tianzhu, with sardonyx as its core. The bead body is mostly black/dark brown, with a continuous white stripe in the middle. Mohs hardness: 6.5-7.

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