Gypsum is a soft, water‑bearing sulfate mineral most often found in white or translucent forms such as selenite and alabaster, valued for its delicate beauty, metaphysical lore, and carving potential.
Herkimer diamond is a naturally occurring double‑terminated quartz crystal known for its clear, diamond‑like brilliance; it is valued for jewelry, collection, and traditional metaphysical meanings.
Senarmontite is the mineral form of antimony trioxide, typically white to colorless with a high‑refractive adamantine luster. It is prized by collectors and occasionally set in jewelry, and it carries traditional meanings of clarity and protection for gemstone enthusiasts.
