Rare Minerals Earth

Rare Minerals Earth Curated crystal specimens for discerning collectors, interior stylists, and crystal connoisseurs. Ethically sourced, globally selected. Located in 🇬🇧.

A meeting point of geology and creation - minerals shaped by Gaia, bridging art, science, and spirit.

29/07/2026

Supat Gali produces some of the finest peridot in the world, with an almost electric green colour and beautifully sharp natural crystals. It is the material that made me stop seeing peridot as the poor relation to emerald.

27/07/2026

Now that’s what I love. A colourful, glossy Chinese Fluorite ❤️

Some jobs involve spreadsheets.Mine involves explaining why the dirty, broken, tiny crystals sometimes costs more.Welcom...
27/07/2026

Some jobs involve spreadsheets.

Mine involves explaining why the dirty, broken, tiny crystals sometimes costs more.

Welcome to the international rock trade. 🪨

Which one did you relate to most? 👇

26/07/2026

As a seller of minerals and a particular connoisseur of fluorite, for me personally, and of course this is subjective, nothing beats Namibian fluorite from the Okorusu Mine. If you’re in Oxford, feel free to pop down!

22/07/2026

Just finished sorting through all this Dumortierite in Quartz 💙

I’ve split it into Grade A, B and C, depending on the colour, clarity and how much dumortierite is showing. Loads of individual pieces now available, from the really deep blue ones to the softer, cloudier crystals.

Message me for first pick.

20/07/2026

When I started this crystal business, I thought my main audience would be collectors. Little did I know that over 1/4 of my sales over my first 2 years of trading would be to people designing some of the most incredible jewellery

19/07/2026

I’ve spent far too long trying to film these properly because unheated tanzanite really does not make life easy 😂

Tanzanite is already rare because it only comes from one very small area of northern Tanzania. Finding proper mineral specimens is harder again, and finding them still showing their natural, unheated colour is more unusual than most people realise.

All five are from Merelani Hills, but they behave completely differently in the light. There’s violet, lilac, pink, yellow, champagne, bronze, plum and even burgundy depending on the crystal and the angle.

Heating usually reduces the warmer yellow and brown tones, leaving blue and violet much more dominant, so this is a side of tanzanite most people never really get to see.

All five are available, but honestly I mainly wanted to show just how different natural tanzanite can look from one crystal to the next.

Still think they’re “just rocks”?These five minerals look designed, carved or engineered, yet every one formed naturally...
14/07/2026

Still think they’re “just rocks”?

These five minerals look designed, carved or engineered, yet every one formed naturally.

Send this to the person who needs to see what the Earth is capable of.

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