Tumbled Gemstones – 40 Varieties!

Description

With all of these gemstones in one place, you could start quite a healthy collection! Which ones are your favorites?

We have offered gemstones that are manmade or might have been treated in this product listing for 2 reasons. The first and foremost is that a customer just might enjoy them. The second reason is that it is much easier to place the entire vendor’s listing as-is than cherry pick. In any case, please purchase at your discretion and enjoy!

Due to the sheer number of gemstones listed, we did not include the metaphysical and chemical properties. You may check single product listings that we have that match the gemstone or use your own Google-Foo (search engine skills) to find information that you trust.

Gemstone Options:

1. Amazonite
2. Amethyst
3. Lapis Lazuli
4. Ocean Blue Glass**
5. Opalite*
6. Aura coated Rose Quartz (Aura coating is a metal or combination of metals that are bonded to the stone by electroplating)
7. Green Aventurine*
8. Blue Goldstone*
9. Black Obsidian = Obsidian
10. Blossom Agate (AKA Cherry Blossom Agate/Flower Agate/Sakura Agate)
11. Fluorite (mislabeled by vendor as one of the 2 green fluorite listings)
12. Turquoise*
13. Red Mahogany Obsidian (AKA Red Obsidian/Mahogany Obsidian)
14. Snowflake Obsidian
15. Tiger Eye
16. Black Labradorite = Larvikite
17. Lilac Lepidolite = Lepidolite
18. Strawberry Quartz*
19. Moss Agate
20. Nuumite = Mislabeled by vendor; Black Galaxy Jasper/Black Galaxy Gabbro/Black Galaxy Marble
21. Elephant Skin Jasper
22. Silver Leaf Jasper
23. Rhyolite = Galaxy Rhyolite/Que Sera/Llanite
24. Rose Quartz
25. Blue Sodalite = Sunset Sodalite
26. Blue Agate*
27. Blue Lace Agate*
28. Unakite
29. Chrysocolla*
30. Serpeggiante = This is a form of pink marble that is often sold as pink jasper or sometimes as rhodochrosite
31. Iron Pyrite = Pyrite
32. Blue Angelite = Angelite
33. Cherry Quartz**
34. Malachite*
35. Evil Eye Agate (AKA Onyx Agate)
36. Pink Black Rhodonite* = Rhodonite
37. Red Tiger Eye
38. Green Fluorite
39. Citrine*
40. Yellow Crackle Quartz*

Size: Approx. 10-50mm or 0.39-1.96″ per piece

Weight: Approx. 5-40g or 0.17-1.41oz. per piece

Lot Sizes:

• 1pc
• 50g (1.76oz.)
• 100g (3.52oz.)
• 200g (7.05oz.)
• 500g (17.63oz. or 1.1lbs.)

Please Note:

1. Sizes and weights are approximate.
2. The colors may vary due to monitor differences.
3. We will sometimes offer gemstones that we do not believe have been correctly identified by the vendor. In these cases, if we think someone will enjoy the pieces, we will offer them for purchase at your discretion.
4. *Opalites are manmade opalescent glass. The strawberry quartz may be natural or manmade. Aventurines are sometimes dye-enhanced or manmade with quartz and dye. Ocean blue glass is manmade. Goldstones are uniquely created manmade glass. We cannot confirm that the turquoise, chrysocolla, or citrine are not treated, manmade, or natural. The blue agate and blue lace agate may or may not be dye-enhanced. The malachite actually appears to be genuine from this vendor. The rhodonite may be dye-enhanced. Yellow crackle quartz is either dyed or treated and the crackle process is usually done in a lab, though there are natural pieces that are not dyed found in nature. Purchase at your own discretion.
5. **Cherry quartz is a manmade quartz gemstone that incorporates cinnabar. Some gemstones, such as cinnabar, can be dangerous. Please wash your hands after handling any gemstone that you are unsure of. Please use your own judgment when allowing children to handle. Purchase at your own discretion.
6. Please use your own judgment when allowing children to handle.
7. Please do not immerse directly in water for ingestion or topical applications. There are some that are safe for this use including rose quartz without aura, smoky quartz, clear quartz, obsidian, red jasper, carnelian, citrine (when you are 100% sure of its origin), and amethyst. However, please use caution and be sure of the origin, as there are serious possible health risks involved in using gemstone water internally or externally for most gemstones. For drinking water, there are water bottles that we offer in which the gemstones are surrounded by water, but not directly in the water that are safer way to enhance the water without direct immersion. Please consider making it that way.