Tektite
Like moldavite, tektites are generally thought to have formed as a molten impactite following a meteorite impact. These tektites are likely from an impact some 700-800 thousand years ago, with tektites strewn across China, Indonesia, and down into the Pacific. The characteristically black, pitted stones are often chipped so these stones have been lightly tumbled to retain the shapes and surface pits, but to remove the chips.
Tektites help us to understand that we are small, but important drops in the celestial ocean. They draw on universal energy to help us see the bigger picture and take informed, grounded, rational steps towards spiritual enlightenment. These are excellent stones for meditation to help us experience an expanded consciousness.
Thulite
Thulite, or pink zoisite, is also known as rosaline. Thulite works with the heart chakra to encourage us to be open to love and compassion. Push through emotional barriers - Thulite holds the power to heal the heart and meet your inner empath so you can similarly help others, because love is best shared. The presence of manganese gives Thulite its beautiful hue - the more manganese, the more pink, and the higher the quality.
Tiger eye
Tiger eye has the power to focus the mind, prompting mental clarity, assisting us to resolve problems objectively and unclouded by emotions. Tiger eye gives us willpower, purpose, courage and self confidence while also releasing tension and unwanted energy.
Topaz Crystals
These clear, prismatic Topaz crystals are from Balochistan, Pakistan. These are high energy crystals, activating the crown chakra and the unconscious mind, helping us to better decipher information from dreams, spirit guides, and astral travel. Topaz can help us access this information retained by our unconscious mind and recognise when moments of synchronicity or deja vu are important messages of guidance to help direct us on our life path.
Trilobites - Sp. Diacalymene
These Trilobites from Morocco are a classic – a favourite amongst young collectors. Diacalymene (sometimes incorrectly called Flexicalymene) are a long extinct species from the Ordovician Period, 449 to 443 million years ago! Trilobites existed in the oceans for more than 300 million years, and 20,000 different species have been found. Trilobites eventually went extinct in the great Permian mass extinction 252 million years ago. Trilobites are arthropods, meaning they are related to insects, spiders, and crustaceans.
Trolleite
Here’s a stone for the light workers, or those looking to expand their spiritual horizons. Trolleite clears the way for you to walk your soul path, confidently and without inhibition. It helps us to manifest the spiritual tools we need to reach towards ascension and enlightenment. On a more day to day level, it’s a great stone to shake off distractions and stress, and in assisting to change bad sleeping patterns. Trolleite is a mix of Lithium, Lepidolite, Blue Tourmaline and Lazulite. While it’s named after ol mate Hans Gabriel Trolle-Wachtmeister, the chemist who first found the stone in Sweden, this is a more recent find from Brazil.
Turquoise
Turquoise is a sacred stone of protection, wisdom, and spiritual communication, revered by cultures worldwide for millennia. In Native American cultures it is a sacred stone representing the sky, water, and life, used in ceremonies and jewelry for protection and good fortune. In Tibet, it is revered for bringing peace and enhancing spiritual practice. In ancient Egypt, turquoise symbolized joy, life, and rebirth, and was associated with the sky dwelling goddess, Hathor. Turquoise is a stone with a deep cultural legacy - let it open your mind to the infinite possibilities that the universe has to offer.
Turquoise is a hydrated phosphate of copper and aluminum, formed by copper-infused water running through rocks that contain aluminum, often in arid regions. It can take on a great variety of colors due to its chemical composition, ranging from pale blue to deep green.