Green and Pink Crystals

Welcome to our Green and Pink Crystals Collection, a showcase of gemstones that combine the vibrant hues of green and pink. This collection features both individual crystals in these captivating colors and those that beautifully blend the two, offering a diverse range of options for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Discover the Harmony of Green and Pink

Our Green and Pink Crystals Collection celebrates the striking contrast and harmonious blend of these two colors. Green crystals are renowned for their soothing, rejuvenating qualities, while pink crystals are cherished for their loving and nurturing energies. Together, they create a balanced and visually stunning collection.

Both Green and Pink Crystals

Minerals that exhibit both green and pink colors are relatively rare but can be quite striking. Here are some notable examples:

1. Watermelon Tourmaline

• Description: Watermelon Tourmaline is a variety of tourmaline that displays a unique blend of green and pink colors. Typically, the crystal shows a pink center with a green outer layer, resembling a watermelon slice.

2. Kunzite (with Pink and Green Zones)

• Description: Kunzite is primarily known for its pink to lilac hues, but in some specimens, you can find areas with greenish tints due to different mineral inclusions or variations in crystal growth.

3. Beryl (Including Varieties with Green and Pink)

• Description: While Beryl is commonly found in colors such as emerald green or pink morganite, some rare occurrences or inclusions can result in crystals displaying both colors in different zones or layers.

4. Fluorite (with Pink and Green Variations)

• Description: Fluorite can come in a range of colors, including both pink and green. While it’s not common to find crystals with both colors in a single specimen, some pieces show multi-colored zoning with pink and green areas.

5. Epidote (with Pink and Green Variations)

• Description: Epidote is generally green, but some rare specimens can show pinkish hues due to the presence of manganese or other trace elements.

6. Sapphire (in Unique Variants)

• Description: While sapphires are usually known for their blue hues, rare occurrences of pink and green in a single sapphire crystal can occur. These are often more complex and less commonly found.

Green Crystals

1. Emerald: A variety of beryl colored green by trace amounts of chromium and sometimes vanadium. Known for its deep green color and exceptional clarity.

2. Green Aventurine: A form of quartz that is typically green due to inclusions of fuchsite or other minerals. It often has a shimmering appearance due to mica inclusions.

3. Peridot: A gem-quality variety of olivine that is usually a vibrant green. Its color can range from yellow-green to brownish-green.

4. Malachite: A copper carbonate mineral with a rich green color and distinctive banded patterns. It is often used for its unique visual appeal.

5. Green Tourmaline (Verdelite): A variety of tourmaline that can range from light green to deep forest green. It is valued for its vibrant color and clarity.

6. Jade: Typically green and comes in two main types—nephrite and jadeite. Jadeite is usually the more vivid green, while nephrite is a more subdued green.

7. Chrysoprase: A green variety of chalcedony colored by nickel. It has a bright, translucent green color and is often used in jewelry.

8. Diopside: A green mineral that can range from light to dark green, often found in metamorphic and igneous rocks.

Pink Crystals

1. Rose Quartz: A variety of quartz that is pink due to trace amounts of titanium, iron, or manganese. Known for its soft, pastel pink color.

2. Pink Tourmaline: Also known as rubellite, this crystal ranges from pale pink to deep magenta and is valued for its vibrant color.

3. Morganite: A pink variety of beryl, closely related to emerald and aquamarine. It ranges from light pink to deep salmon hues.

4. Pink Sapphire: A variety of corundum, this gemstone ranges from soft pink to intense magenta. It is a more durable alternative to many other pink stones.

5. Pink Opal: A type of opal with a soft pink color. It is often opaque and valued for its subtle, pastel hues.

6. Rhodochrosite: A manganese carbonate mineral with a bright pink to red color. It often displays a banded or striped appearance.

7. Pink Calcite: A pink variety of calcite that is often used in healing practices. It has a translucent to opaque appearance.

8. Kunzite: A pink to lilac variety of spodumene. It is known for its delicate color and is often used in jewelry.

Handpicked Quality

We are dedicated to providing crystals that are of the highest quality. Each stone in our Green and Pink Crystals Collection is handpicked to ensure it meets our standards for beauty and energy. You can trust that you’re receiving authentic, high-quality crystals.

Explore the Collection

Browse our Green and Pink Crystals Collection to find the perfect crystal for your needs. Whether you’re looking to enhance your meditation practice, find a unique gift, or simply add a touch of beauty to your space, these crystals offer both aesthetic appeal and powerful energy.

Experience the unique blend of colors and energies in our Green and Pink Crystals Collection. Explore the perfect stones to bring harmony, healing, and beauty into your life.