Weight: 23 grams (115 carats)
With Case: 57 grams
Origin: Pakistan
Color: Light Pink to Deep Pink under Light
Crystal Type: Spodumene var. Kunzite
This stunning raw Kunzite crystal radiates a soft pastel pink in ambient light — but under direct light, it reveals its rare deep rose-pink heart, glowing with vibrant energy. Hand-mined in the mountainous regions of Pakistan, this gem-quality piece is a collector’s dream and a standout among pegmatite minerals.
Kunzite is the pink to violet variety of the mineral spodumene, colored by trace amounts of manganese. Its pleochroic nature (meaning it shows different colors when viewed from different angles) gives this crystal its incredible shift from light to rich pink hues, especially when illuminated or moved under light.
Mineral Name: Spodumene (LiAlSi₂O₆)
Variety: Kunzite (pink due to Mn²⁺)
Crystal Habit: Long, striated prismatic crystals
Formation: Grown slowly in lithium-rich granitic pegmatites, deep beneath Earth’s surface
Hardness: 6.5 – 7 on Mohs scale
Rare light-to-deep pink pleochroism
Sourced from a high-altitude mineral pocket in Pakistan
Exceptional size and natural luster
Perfect for display, metaphysical use, or fine mineral collections
This is not just a pretty stone — it's a rare, light-sensitive gem that carries both geological significance and aesthetic beauty. A must-have for serious collectors and gem enthusiasts alike.
Weight: 56 grams (280 carats)
With Case: 92 grams
Origin: Skardu or Shigar Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Included Minerals: Schorl Tourmaline (black), Albite Feldspar (white)
Crystal Type: Natural beryl var. aquamarine
This stunning 3-piece set of natural aquamarine crystals from northern Pakistan features icy blue clarity and brilliant structure. Each piece is hand-selected to showcase the natural association of aquamarine with dark black schorl tourmaline and creamy albite feldspar — a trio often found in the high-altitude pegmatite pockets of the Himalayas.
The aquamarine’s soft blue color is caused by trace amounts of iron within the beryl crystal structure. These crystals form deep within the Earth’s crust inside granitic pegmatites, where hot mineral-rich fluids cool slowly, allowing large, well-formed crystals to grow. Schorl and albite grow alongside aquamarine in these cavities, giving this specimen its distinctive natural character.
Aquamarine is a variety of beryl (Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈), prized for its transparency and sky-blue color.
Schorl tourmaline, the black mineral, is a common companion to aquamarine in pegmatites and forms from boron-rich fluids.
Albite, a sodium-rich feldspar, often appears as a white or pale-pink matrix mineral and helps stabilize the growing crystals.
Authentic hand-mined aquamarine from a world-famous mineral region.
Natural three-mineral combination in each specimen.
Beautifully displayed in a clear protective case.
Perfect for collectors, crystal lovers, and anyone seeking a unique, energy-rich display specimen straight from the heart of the Himalayas.
From TE Prospecting & Exploration
A stunning hand-cut Moss Agate specimen shaped to resemble a rugged mountain peak, sourced directly from the mineral-rich terrain of Okanogan, British Columbia, Canada.
This unique piece features:
Natural moss-like plumes suspended within translucent agate, evoking lush alpine landscapes.
Delicate water lines running through the stone, adding depth and character.
A beautiful combination of nature's artistry and skilled cutting, making it ideal for display, meditation, or collector’s showcase.
Specifications:
Stone Weight (without case): ~99 grams
Weight with Clear Display Case: 216 grams
Total Shipping Weight: 495 grams
Origin: Okanogan, British Columbia, Canada
Collected & Cut by: TE Prospecting & Exploration
Notes:
Every piece of Moss Agate is one of a kind, with its own unique plume patterns and mineral inclusions. The plumes within this specimen resemble miniature forests beneath a mountain peak, perfect for nature and gemstone enthusiasts alike.
Weight: 43 grams (210 carats)
Total with clear case: 109 grams
Origin: Okanogan, British Columbia
Type: Moss Agate with green plume inclusions in basalt host
Display: Specimen only – includes clear case
This extraordinary Moss Agate is a true one-of-a-kind specimen from one of our best basalt agate locations in the Okanogan region of BC. Encased in dark basalt, the stone features a vibrant green mossy plume, delicately captured within translucent agate — a natural scene that looks like a frozen forest under glass.
Unlike typical moss agates, this piece has distinct, leafy green inclusions that rise and branch in complex, organic patterns. These are not actual moss, but mineral inclusions, typically of iron or manganese silicates, that grow in fibrous, dendritic, or feathery forms inside the quartz.
True Moss Agate Formation: Formed in cavities within volcanic basalt, where silica-rich fluids deposited layer upon layer, allowing plumes and tendrils of green minerals to crystallize in place.
Rare Locale: Moss agates from Okanogan BC are highly collectible, with plume-like growths far less common than standard moss or dendritic patterns.
One-of-a-Kind Structure: No two moss agates are the same — and this specimen is truly unmatched with its deep, well-defined green structure and contrasting dark matrix.
This stone is both grounding and visually alive, bridging the natural world and geological wonder. It’s a favorite among collectors, healers, and artists alike — appreciated for both its earth connection and its mesmerizing internal "landscape."
Perfect for display, study, or metaphysical connection.
Own a piece of nature’s quiet magic — straight from the basalt veins of British Columbia.
Melanite Garnet (Black Andradite) – Ball Like Cluster Specimen Only
Weight:
20 grams (100 carats)
With display case: 53 grams
Origin: Kimberley, BC
Matrix: Pegmatite
Display: Specimen only – comes in a clear case
🔍 What Is Melanite?
Melanite is a rare black variety of Andradite Garnet, part of the garnet family known for its rich luster and high crystal structure. What sets Melanite apart from other garnets is its opaque black coloration, caused by high titanium content replacing some of the calcium and iron found in more common andradites. This mineral forms deep within the Earth in metamorphic and igneous environments, often associated with pegmatite veins, as seen in this specimen.
🌑 What Makes Melanite Rare?
Color: Unlike most garnets, which range from red to green, Melanite’s deep black tone is unique.
Composition: It's an Andradite variety enriched with titanium, giving it a distinct makeup not found in common garnets.
Luster & Crystal Habit: Typically displays a glassy to submetallic luster, and forms in dodecahedral (12-sided) crystal shapes, sometimes nestled in host rock like pegmatite.
Locality: While Andradite is found in various places, Melanite from Kimberley, BC is seldom seen, making this a prized collector's stone.
💬 Why People Love It
This has been one of our top sellers at rock shows in 2025, thanks to its bold appearance, rarity, and great display value. It’s perfect for collectors who appreciate uncommon garnets or want a specimen that sparks conversation.
Specimen only — not for jewelry use. Display it, study it, and admire the power of nature’s rarest garnet cluster.
Weight:
132 grams (660 carats)
With display case: 190 grams
Origin: Kimberley, BC
Matrix: Pegmatite
Display: Specimen only – comes in a clear case
Melanite is a rare black variety of Andradite Garnet, part of the garnet family known for its rich luster and high crystal structure. What sets Melanite apart from other garnets is its opaque black coloration, caused by high titanium content replacing some of the calcium and iron found in more common andradites. This mineral forms deep within the Earth in metamorphic and igneous environments, often associated with pegmatite veins, as seen in this specimen.
Color: Unlike most garnets, which range from red to green, Melanite’s deep black tone is unique.
Composition: It's an Andradite variety enriched with titanium, giving it a distinct makeup not found in common garnets.
Luster & Crystal Habit: Typically displays a glassy to submetallic luster, and forms in dodecahedral (12-sided) crystal shapes, sometimes nestled in host rock like pegmatite.
Locality: While Andradite is found in various places, Melanite from Kimberley, BC is seldom seen, making this a prized collector's stone.
This has been one of our top sellers at rock shows in 2025, thanks to its bold appearance, rarity, and great display value. It’s perfect for collectors who appreciate uncommon garnets or want a specimen that sparks conversation.
Hand-Cut Rhodonite Tower – Deep Pink with Black Banded Lines – Vancouver, BC
This beautifully hand-cut Rhodonite tower showcases the stunning natural contrast of deep pink hues with striking black banded lines, forming a bold and balanced energy piece. Sourced directly from the earth in Vancouver, British Columbia, and carefully shaped into a tower-style crystal, this stone radiates strength, grounding, and heart-centered energy.
Weight (crystal only): 44 grams / 220 carats
Total with clear display case: 111 grams
Origin: Vancouver, BC
Style: Hand-cut tower shape
Features: Rich pink tones with natural black manganese banding
Display: Includes protective clear case
This Rhodonite piece is not only a visual standout, but also a meaningful stone known for emotional healing, compassion, and clarity. The careful cutting highlights its layered color while keeping its natural personality intact.
Whether you're a collector, healer, or simply drawn to beautiful stones, this one-of-a-kind tower will be a powerful and elegant addition to any space.
Hand-dug. Hand-shaped. Heart-focused.
Ultra Rare Chlorite-Included Quartz Cluster – “The Alien Stone” – Kimberly, BC
This is it — the crown jewel of our finds. A massive, ultra rare chlorite-included quartz cluster weighing in at 396 grams (1,980 carats), this one-of-a-kind piece is the last and best of our large green quartz discoveries from Kimberly, British Columbia. Safely housed in a display case, the full weight reaches 517 grams — a powerful presence that speaks to the raw, untouched beauty of the Earth.
We call this piece “The Alien Stone” for a reason — its shape, texture, and intense green chlorite inclusions give it an otherworldly energy. It’s not polished. Not cleaned to be perfect. It holds the earth, the journey, and the wild, rare character that nature intended. The slight opacity is a vital part of its identity — it protects the green chlorite deep within, keeping the spirit of the stone intact.
This stone carries a story.
We spent days prospecting through rugged terrain, battling the elements and following intuition to a spot that felt special. And it was. Deep beneath the surface, we unearthed this rare crystal formation. The effort was intense, but the reward — this extraordinary piece — was beyond anything we expected. It was worth every step.
Weight (crystal): 396 grams / 1,980 carats
Total with display case: 517 grams
Type: Chlorite-Included Quartz Cluster
Origin: Kimberly, BC – hand-dug by TE Prospecting and Exploration
Appearance: Earthy green matrix, heavy chlorite presence, deeply textured and powerful
Rarity: One-of-a-kind. No other cluster like it exists in our collection.
Display: Comes with secure clear case
This isn’t just a crystal. It’s a piece of the Earth’s memory — a reminder of deep places, untouched energy, and the beauty of things left just as they are. A collector’s dream. A spiritual tool. A conversation piece. A story in stone.
Own it before it disappears forever.
Ultra Rare Chlorite-Included Quartz Cluster (2-Piece Set) – Kimberly, BC
A stunning rarity from the earth — this 2-piece quartz crystal cluster features deep green chlorite inclusions, making it an exceptional and highly sought-after mineral specimen. Hand-dug from Kimberly, British Columbia by TE Prospecting and Exploration, this find stands out even among rare quartz due to the vivid chlorite veining and natural matrix formation.
Weight (crystals only): 179 grams / 895 carats
Total weight (with clear display case): 198 grams
Origin: Kimberly, BC, Canada
Type: Chlorite-Included Quartz (2-Piece Natural Cluster)
Features: Deep green chlorite inclusions, striking earthy texture, natural matrix and clear quartz contrast
Display: Includes clear protective display case
This piece is rarer than any other quartz in our collection — a true geological gem with earthy character and energetic presence. Ideal for serious collectors, metaphysical practitioners, or anyone who appreciates nature’s more complex crystal art.
One of a kind — once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Stone Weight: 47 grams (235 carats)
Total with display case: 80 grams
Origin: Hand-dug in the mountains of Kimberley, British Columbia
Type: Chlorite-Included Quartz Green And Clear Cluster Specimen
Display: Specimen in clear protective case
This rare specimen showcases a Cluster with Chlorite included quartz, as well as a nice green clear look .This is a natural fusion of minerals that occurs only under very specific geological conditions. Mined and unearthed by hand from the remote rock beds of Kimberley, BC, this small but potent crystal offers a deep look into the mineral processes that take place beneath the Earth's crust over millions of years.
Chlorite-included quartz forms when chlorite, a group of green silicate minerals rich in iron, magnesium, and aluminum, becomes trapped inside a growing quartz crystal during hydrothermal activity. Over time, hot, mineral-rich fluids rise through fractures in the rock. As the temperature and pressure stabilize, quartz begins to crystallize—and if chlorite is present, it becomes suspended in the crystal structure, resulting in a stunning green inclusion effect.
These inclusions appear as:
Wisps or moss-like patterns
Dusty veils or internal green clouds
Surface growths or partial coatings
Each piece is entirely unique, shaped by the exact chemistry, temperature, and pressure conditions of its environment.
Quartz (SiO₂): One of Earth’s most abundant and stable minerals, known for its clarity and high vibration.
Chlorite Group: Composed primarily of clinochlore and chamosite, giving this piece its green coloration. Often associated with healing and transformation in metaphysical circles.
Though small in size, this 235-carat crystal is a geological story frozen in time. It holds the memory of tectonic forces, fluid motion, and mineral evolution within the Earth. Its soft green color and rugged natural growth tell of a hidden world where heat, water, and stone worked in harmony.
Perfect for collectors, educators, or those who value minerals with depth, rarity, and origin-story, this is one of the most visually and scientifically fascinating finds from our Kimberley digs.
Stone Weight: 15 grams (75 carats)
Total with display case: 48 grams
Origin: Hand-dug in the mountains of Kimberley, British Columbia
By TE Prospecting And Exploration
Type: Chlorite-Included Quartz
Display: Specimen in clear protective case
This rare specimen showcases chlorite-included quartz, a natural fusion of minerals that occurs only under very specific geological conditions. Mined and unearthed by hand from the remote rock beds of Kimberley, BC, this small but potent crystal offers a deep look into the mineral processes that take place beneath the Earth's crust over millions of years.
Chlorite-included quartz forms when chlorite, a group of green silicate minerals rich in iron, magnesium, and aluminum, becomes trapped inside a growing quartz crystal during hydrothermal activity. Over time, hot, mineral-rich fluids rise through fractures in the rock. As the temperature and pressure stabilize, quartz begins to crystallize—and if chlorite is present, it becomes suspended in the crystal structure, resulting in a stunning green inclusion effect.
These inclusions appear as:
Wisps or moss-like patterns
Dusty veils or internal green clouds
Surface growths or partial coatings
Each piece is entirely unique, shaped by the exact chemistry, temperature, and pressure conditions of its environment.
Quartz (SiO₂): One of Earth’s most abundant and stable minerals, known for its clarity and high vibration.
Chlorite Group: Composed primarily of clinochlore and chamosite, giving this piece its green coloration. Often associated with healing and transformation in metaphysical circles.
Though small in size, this 75-carat crystal is a geological story frozen in time. It holds the memory of tectonic forces, fluid motion, and mineral evolution within the Earth. Its soft green color and rugged natural growth tell of a hidden world where heat, water, and stone worked in harmony.
Perfect for collectors, educators, or those who value minerals with depth, rarity, and origin-story, this is one of the most visually and scientifically fascinating finds from our Kimberley digs.
Clear-on-Clear Quartz Crystal Cluster – Ultra Rare – Kimberly, BC
A true showstopper for collectors and crystal enthusiasts — this large, museum-grade quartz cluster is a rare “clear-on-clear” formation, hand-extracted by TE Prospecting and Exploration from Kimberly, British Columbia. With exceptional clarity and striking multi-point growth, this piece is a naturally sculpted marvel of geological beauty.
Weight (crystal only): 193 grams / 965 carats
Total weight (with base & display case): 311 grams
Origin: Kimberly, BC, Canada
Type: Ultra Rare Clear-on-Clear Quartz Cluster
Features: Large, transparent crystal points layered over a clear base; dramatic structure and clarity
Display: Comes in a high-quality, clear protective display case
This is a one-of-one specimen — the kind you see once in a lifetime. Ideal for serious collectors or as a centerpiece for a display, altar, or energy space. The cluster’s clarity and growth patterns offer a stunning example of nature’s precision and artistry.
Don’t miss out — this rare treasure is the only one of its kind.
Rare Quartz Crystal Cluster – One of a Kind – Kimberly, BC
Discover a truly unique piece of nature with this one-of-a-kind quartz crystal cluster, hand-dug from Kimberly, British Columbia by TE Prospecting and Exploration. This stunning cluster features multiple clear, well-defined points that showcase excellent natural transparency and luster. It comes securely housed in a clear display case for safe keeping and elegant presentation.
Weight (crystal only): 25 grams / 125 carats
Total weight (with base & case): 61 grams
Origin: Kimberly, British Columbia, Canada
Features: Multiple terminated points, great clarity, naturally formed
Condition: Natural, unpolished, as found
Display: Comes in a clear protective display case
Whether you’re a collector, crystal enthusiast, or looking for a rare gift, this genuine, one-of-a-kind cluster is a standout addition to any collection. There’s only one available, so don’t miss your chance to own a beautiful piece of Canadian geology.
Rare Quartz Crystal Cluster – One of a Kind – Kimberly, BC
Discover a truly unique piece of nature with this one-of-a-kind quartz crystal cluster, hand-dug from Kimberly, British Columbia by TE Prospecting and Exploration. This stunning cluster features multiple clear, well-defined points that showcase excellent natural transparency and luster. It comes securely housed in a clear display case for safe keeping and elegant presentation.
Weight (crystal only): 35 grams / 175 carats
Total weight (with base & case): 69 grams
Origin: Kimberly, British Columbia, Canada
Features: Multiple terminated points, great clarity, naturally formed
Condition: Natural, unpolished, as found
Display: Comes in a clear protective display case
Whether you’re a collector, crystal enthusiast, or looking for a rare gift, this genuine, one-of-a-kind cluster is a standout addition to any collection. There’s only one available, so don’t miss your chance to own a beautiful piece of Canadian geology.
Total Weight: 44 grams (with box and cord)
Stone Weight: 20 grams / 100 carats
Cord: white Braided Polyester
Stone Origin: Northern Pakistan (near renowned gemstone-rich regions)
Presentation: Includes 14 gram gift/display box
Wire Wrap: Intricate Silver-Plated Hand Weaving
This is one of the finest turquoise specimens you will ever see. Hand-selected from a rare deposit in the mineral-rich northern regions of Pakistan, this 100-carat stone showcases intense Robin Egg Blue Hues, interspersed with striking metallic pyrite inclusions that shimmer like silver—capturing the natural majesty of the Himalayas in mineral form.
Wrapped in elegantly handwoven silver-plated wire, the pendant is suspended on a durable white polyester cord . It is both a powerful statement piece and a deeply collectible mineral specimen.
Carefully boxed and ready for display or gifting, this pendant speaks to both refined craftsmanship and the raw beauty of Earth's geology.
Total Weight: 29 grams (with box and cord)
Stone Weight: 15 grams / 75 carats
Cord: Black Braided Polyester (1 grams)
Stone Origin: Northern Pakistan (near renowned gemstone-rich regions)
Presentation: Includes 12 gram gift/display box
Wire Wrap: Intricate Silver-Plated Hand Weaving
This is one of the finest turquoise specimens you will ever see. Hand-selected from a rare deposit in the mineral-rich northern regions of Pakistan, this 75-carat stone showcases intense dark to light blue hues, interspersed with striking metallic pyrite inclusions that shimmer like silver—capturing the natural majesty of the Himalayas in mineral form.
Wrapped in elegantly handwoven silver-plated wire, the pendant is suspended on a durable black braided polyester cord . It is both a powerful statement piece and a deeply collectible mineral specimen.
Carefully boxed and ready for display or gifting, this pendant speaks to both refined craftsmanship and the raw beauty of Earth's geology.
Total Weight: 44 grams (with box and cord)
Stone Weight: 23 grams / 115 carats
Cord: Gray Polyester (8 grams)
Stone Origin: Northern Pakistan (near renowned gemstone-rich regions)
Presentation: Includes 17g gift/display box
Wire Wrap: Intricate Silver-Plated Hand Weaving
This is one of the finest turquoise specimens you will ever see. Hand-selected from a rare deposit in the mineral-rich northern regions of Pakistan, this 115-carat stone showcases intense dark blue hues, interspersed with striking metallic pyrite inclusions that shimmer like silver—capturing the natural majesty of the Himalayas in mineral form.
Wrapped in elegantly handwoven silver-plated wire, the pendant is suspended on a durable gray polyester cord . It is both a powerful statement piece and a deeply collectible mineral specimen.
Carefully boxed and ready for display or gifting, this pendant speaks to both refined craftsmanship and the raw beauty of Earth's geology.
Total Weight: 44 grams (with box and cord)
Stone Weight: 22 grams / 110 carats
Cord: Thick Black Braided Polyester with Metal Clasp (8 grams)
Stone Origin: Northern Pakistan (near renowned gemstone-rich regions)
Presentation: Includes 14g gift/display box
Wire Wrap: Intricate Silver-Plated Hand Weaving
This is one of the finest turquoise specimens you will ever see. Hand-selected from a rare deposit in the mineral-rich northern regions of Pakistan, this 110-carat stone showcases intense dark blue hues, interspersed with striking metallic pyrite inclusions that shimmer like silver—capturing the natural majesty of the Himalayas in mineral form.
Wrapped in elegantly handwoven silver-plated wire, the pendant is suspended on a durable thick black braided polyester cord with a secure metal clasp. It is both a powerful statement piece and a deeply collectible mineral specimen.
Carefully boxed and ready for display or gifting, this pendant speaks to both refined craftsmanship and the raw beauty of Earth's geology.
Total Weight: 55 grams (with protective case)
Stone Weight: ~25 grams / 125 carats
Stone Origin: High Purcell Mountain Range, near St. Mary’s & Kimberley, BC
Cord: Olive Green Polyester
Wire Wrap: Handwoven Copper Wire That Is Tarnish resistant .
Pendant Accent: Tree of Life Charm
Packaging: Includes Black Protective Case
Discover the spirit of the mountains in this Green Serpentine pendant, featuring a rich, earthy tone and naturally banded pattern. The stone, weighing 125 carats, was hand-collected from a rare and previously undiscovered site high in British Columbia's Purcell Mountain Range, close to St. Mary’s and Kimberley.
Elegantly wrapped with handwoven copper wire, the design incorporates a Tree of Life charm, symbolizing growth, strength, and connection to nature. The pendant is strung on a durable olive green polyester cord, completing the natural aesthetic.
Comes with a black protective case, making it perfect for gifting or safe keeping. Each piece is handcrafted, ensuring no two are ever the same.
Moss Agate Pendant – Okanagan, BC
Handcrafted By : TE Prospecting’
Total Weight: 54 grams (Pendant with case)
Stone Weight: 24 grams / 120 carats
Cord: Olive Green Polyester Cord
Wire Wrap: Silver-Plated Wire, Handwoven
Artisan: TE Prospecting
Includes: Custom protective case
Elevate your collection with this striking Moss Agate pendant, ethically sourced from the scenic Okanagan region of British Columbia. The stone, weighing 24 grams (120 carats), features rich earthy tones with intricate moss-like inclusions—characteristic of genuine Moss Agate.
The pendant is artistically wrapped with silver-plated wire, handwoven by artisan TE Prospecting, whose craftsmanship adds a graceful, organic flow to the piece. It is paired with a durable olive green polyester cord, complementing the natural hues of the stone.
Packaged securely in a custom case, this piece is both a beautiful accessory and a collector’s item.
✨ The Finest in Deep Blue – Coming Soon to Our Store!
Product Name: High-Grade Blue Mohave Turquoise with Pyrite
Origin: Northern Pakistan
Grade: Premium
Color: Deep Electric to Dark Sky Blue
Matrix: Richly veined with natural metallic pyrite and iron oxide
Cut: Hand-polished oval cabochons
Finish: Smooth, glossy surface
Treatment: Stabilized for durability
This exclusive collection of Blue Mohave Turquoise from Pakistan is a rare gem for collectors and designers alike. Featuring intense dark blue hues—some of the deepest blues you'll find in turquoise—each stone is naturally infused with heavy pyrite flecks that shimmer like stars across the surface.
Sourced directly from mines in Pakistan’s mineral-rich northern region, these cabochons are hand-selected for their exceptional color saturation, metallic inclusions, and polished elegance.
Bold deep-blue tones rarely seen in turquoise
Sparkling natural pyrite inclusions for added character
Perfect for statement jewelry, collector's pieces, or high-end lapidary work
Ethically sourced and expertly stabilized
Each stone is 100% unique
Description:
Discover the serene beauty of the Okanagan region with this rare moss agate necklace, handcrafted to capture the natural magic of stone and scenery. This 120-carat gemstone reveals an enchanting green moss-like pattern with dendritic inclusions, formed from ancient basalt and agate. When light passes through from behind, a stunning natural landscape effect appears — like looking into a miniature world of trees and mist.
Wrapped by hand in silver-plated wire, the stone is suspended on a 20" brown cord made from real palm tree fibers, offering an earthy, organic feel with durable craftsmanship. The total weight of the piece, including its display case, is approximately 54 grams.
Each moss agate necklace is completely one-of-a-kind, with natural variations in color, inclusions, and clarity — no two are alike. This makes it a perfect gift or collector’s piece for anyone who loves rare Canadian stones and hand-crafted jewelry rooted in the wild.
Features:
120-carat rare moss agate with green flash and dendrites
Naturally formed from basalt and agate in Okanagan, BC
Hand-wrapped in silver-plated wire
20" brown palm fiber cord (crafted from real palm tree fibers)
Approx. 54 grams total weight (with display case)
Clear, scenic appearance when backlit – each stone is unique
Handcrafted by TE Prospecting, Kootenays, BC
Comes with a protective display case
Part of a limited series – no two pieces are the same
Description:
Inspired by the wild beauty of Kimberley, BC, this handcrafted quartz crystal necklace features a mesmerizing 100-carat milky white crystal with vivid green chlorite inclusions — a stunning example of nature’s hidden artistry. The soft, cloudy quartz enhances the depth of the green inclusions, giving the stone a mysterious and earthy presence.
Hand-wrapped in raw copper wire, the crystal is paired with a 19" brown polyester cord that’s both strong and comfortable — ideal for everyday wear with a natural, grounded aesthetic. The total piece, including its protective case, weighs approximately 51 grams.
Crafted by hand in the Kootenays of British Columbia, this piece is perfect for collectors, crystal lovers, or anyone who appreciates the quiet power of nature captured in stone.
Features:
100-carat milky quartz crystal with vibrant green chlorite inclusions
Ethically sourced from Kimberley, BC, Canada
Hand-wrapped in raw copper wire
19" brown polyester cord (women’s fit)
Approx. 51 grams total weight (with display case)
Handcrafted by TE Prospecting, Kootenays, BC
Includes protective display case
One-of-a-kind – each stone is naturally unique
Description:
Unearth the raw beauty of British Columbia with this handcrafted quartz crystal necklace, featuring rare green chlorite inclusions sourced from the mineral-rich region of Kimberley, BC. This stunning 55-carat crystal is exceptionally clear, with natural green chlorite formations suspended inside — a unique geological signature that makes each piece truly one-of-a-kind.
The crystal is hand-wrapped in bare copper wire, adding warmth and earthy charm to the piece. It hangs on a 20" brown palm tree cord , designed for comfort, durability, and a modern look that suits everyday wear. The full piece, including its protective display case, weighs approximately 42 grams.
Lovingly crafted by TE Prospecting in the Kootenays, BC, this necklace is more than jewelry — it’s a piece of Canadian earth and artistry combined.
Features:
55-carat clear quartz with green chlorite inclusions
Ethically sourced from Kimberley, British Columbia
Hand-wrapped in raw copper wire
20" brown palm tree cord (women’s fit)
Total weight with display case: approx. 42 grams
Handcrafted by TE Prospecting, Kootenays, BC
Includes protective display case
One-of-a-kind natural formation – no two are alike
Description:
Unearth the raw beauty of British Columbia with this handcrafted quartz crystal necklace, featuring rare green chlorite inclusions sourced from the mineral-rich region of Kimberley, BC. This stunning 55-carat crystal is exceptionally clear, with natural green chlorite formations suspended inside — a unique geological signature that makes each piece truly one-of-a-kind.
The crystal is hand-wrapped in bare copper wire, adding warmth and earthy charm to the piece. It hangs on a 19" gray polyester cord, designed for comfort, durability, and a modern look that suits everyday wear. The full piece, including its protective display case, weighs approximately 44 grams.
Lovingly crafted by TE Prospecting in the Kootenays, BC, this necklace is more than jewelry — it’s a piece of Canadian earth and artistry combined.
Features:
55-carat clear quartz with green chlorite inclusions
Ethically sourced from Kimberley, British Columbia
Hand-wrapped in raw copper wire
19" gray polyester cord (women’s fit)
Total weight with display case: approx. 44 grams
Handcrafted by TE Prospecting, Kootenays, BC
Includes protective display case
One-of-a-kind natural formation – no two are alike
Add a touch of natural elegance and mystical charm to your collection with this stunning Labradorite Pendant, ethically sourced from Canada. Known for its captivating play of color—also called labradorescence—this pendant showcases flashes of red, green, and hints of blue when it catches the light.
Stone Origin: Canada
Stone Type: Natural Labradorite
Color Flash: Red, Green, and Blue
Necklace Cord: Durable brown polyester cord
Necklace Length: Approximately 19 inches – fits most women's neck sizes comfortably
Pendant Setting: Minimalist style to highlight the natural beauty of the stone
Included: Comes with a display case, perfect for gifting or presentation
This pendant is more than just a piece of jewelry—it's a conversation piece and a unique expression of Earth's natural beauty. Ideal for crystal lovers, collectors, or anyone who appreciates one-of-a-kind, earth-sourced treasures. 55 grams with dispay case .
Handcrafted Labradorite Necklace – Titanium Blue-Green Flash | Made in BC, Canada
Description:
Discover the magic of Canadian craftsmanship with this one-of-a-kind labradorite necklace, handcrafted by TE Prospecting in beautiful British Columbia, Canada. Featuring a stunning 80-carat labradorite gemstone, this piece radiates a captivating titanium blue-green flash, reminiscent of the Northern Lights.
The stone is set on a 19" durable black polyester cord, designed for comfort and everyday wear. Each necklace comes complete with a custom display case, bringing the total weight to 51 grams — perfect for gift-giving or showcasing.
Whether you're drawn to its natural beauty or its metaphysical qualities, labradorite is known to enhance intuition, protect against negative energy, and ignite the imagination.
Features:
Genuine Canadian labradorite – 80 carats
Brilliant titanium blue-green flash
19" black polyester cord (designed for women)
Total weight: 51 grams (including display case)
Comes in a protective display case (30 grams)
Handcrafted by TE Prospecting, BC, Canada
One-of-a-kind artisan piece
Description:
Unleash the mystique of the Blue Dragon Eye — a stunning, handcrafted labradorite necklace made with exceptional care by TE Prospecting in British Columbia, Canada. This bold and mystical piece features an 80-carat labradorite gemstone, ethically sourced from the wild, rugged coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Every step of the creation process — from hand cutting and polishing to hand weaving the 19" necklace cord — is performed by skilled artisans, ensuring no two pieces are alike. The stone dazzles with an intense blue flash with Green and Red color as well, earning its name for the way it seems to watch and shimmer like a dragon’s eye under light.
This piece is more than jewelry — it’s wearable art infused with natural energy and Canadian spirit.
Features:
80-carat genuine labradorite from Newfoundland & Labrador
Deep blue “dragon eye” flash Green Blue and Red
Necklace size: 19" hand-woven polyester cord (women’s fit)
Hand cut, polished, and crafted by TE Prospecting
Total weight with case: 49 grams
Comes in a display case for safekeeping or gifting
One-of-a-kind Canadian artisan piece
Description:
Elevate your energy and your style with this bold, handcrafted amethyst necklace — a one-of-a-kind creation by TE Prospecting in the heart of the Kootenays, BC. Featuring a striking 127-carat deep purple amethyst, this stone is wrapped in natural copper wire, enhancing both its beauty and its grounding energy.
The pendant is suspended on a 20" handmade brown cord, crafted from the fibers of the palm tree, offering an earthy, organic feel that complements the stone’s natural charm. This unique cord is lightweight, strong, and comfortable for everyday wear.
Every element of this piece — from the stone cutting and polishing to the wire wrapping and cord work — is done by hand, making it a true artisan piece that carries the spirit of the land and the craft.
Features:
127-carat deep purple natural amethyst
Hand-wrapped in raw copper wire
20" palm fiber cord (women’s fit)
Total weight (with case): approx. 59 grams
Comes in a protective display case
Handcrafted by TE Prospecting, Kootenays, BC
One-of-a-kind piece – no two are ever alike
Description:
Grounded in the beauty of British Columbia, this handcrafted sodalite necklace from TE Prospecting brings natural elegance and earth energy into every detail. Featuring a stunning 80-carat sodalite stone with rich dark blue tones accented by white and warm brown streaks, this piece is a celebration of Canada’s rugged and colorful geology.
Wrapped by hand in silver-plated wire, the stone is set on a sleek, comfortable 19" black cord designed to suit everyday wear. With a total weight of approximately 49 grams (including the display case), this necklace makes a bold yet balanced statement.
As always, this piece is fully handcrafted in the Kootenays, BC, with careful attention to the natural shape, color, and texture of each stone.
Features:
80-carat natural BC sodalite
Deep blue with natural white and brown patterns
Hand-wrapped in silver-plated wire
19" women’s black cord
Total weight with display case: approx. 49 grams
Handcrafted by TE Prospecting, Kootenays, BC
Includes protective display case
Unique, one-of-a-kind stone – ethically sourced
Weight: 8.4 lb
Dimensions: 12.5" wide x 8" high
Origin: Near Kimberley, East Kootenays, British Columbia, Canada
Discover the raw beauty of this exceptionally clear quartz cluster featuring rare bladed hematite inclusions, freshly sourced from the mineral-rich terrain near Kimberley in British Columbia's East Kootenays. This stunning natural specimen boasts:
High clarity crystals "mostly clear and little cloudy" allowing for remarkable light reflection and visual depth.
Large, well-formed points clustered in an intricate, organic structure.
Bladed hematite inclusions, giving a unique aesthetic and geological value—highly sought after by collectors.
Natural matrix base with solid stability for display.
This piece makes a striking display specimen for any serious mineral collector, metaphysical enthusiast, or interior decor connoisseur. Its pristine clarity and unusual hematite formation make it a rare find in today’s quartz market.
📍 Locality Highlight: The East Kootenays region is renowned for producing some of the finest quartz clusters in Canada. This specimen is a genuine product of that rich geological heritage.
Weight: 8.8 lb
This is not a full specimen but still rare to the area 1/1
Dimensions: 8.5" wide x 8" tall
Origin: Okanagan Region, British Columbia, Canada
Colors: Brilliant red, green, with flashes of blue and purple
Unearthed from the Okanagan region of British Columbia, this one-of-a-kind ammonite fossil is an exceptional and highly unusual discovery. To date, it is the only known specimen from this locality, making it not just rare — but potentially unique.
The surface of this ancient marine fossil shimmers with vibrant, gem-grade ammolite, displaying intense red and green hues, along with elusive flashes of blue and purple — a color spectrum that only occurs under extremely rare fossilization conditions. Its iridescent luster rivals even the finest finds from Alberta’s Bearpaw Formation.
Ammonites are an extinct group of marine mollusks, related to modern-day squid and octopuses. They thrived in Earth’s oceans for over 300 million years before vanishing during the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event, around 66 million years ago. Their coiled shells, divided into chambers, are iconic fossils found around the world — but not often with the color and preservation seen here.
Over millions of years, under the right conditions of pressure, mineralization, and lack of oxygen, the shell of an ammonite can fossilize into a gemstone known as ammolite — composed mainly of aragonite (a crystal form of calcium carbonate). Ammolite’s colors form from micro-layer interference, where light reflects and refracts within ultra-thin layers, much like opal or butterfly wings. This natural process produces stunning, vivid colors that shift with the light.
Ammonite refers to the fossilized remains of the ancient creature.
Ammolite is the term used for the iridescent, gemstone-quality layer formed on the fossil's surface. Only certain ammonites, under the rarest geological conditions, become ammolite-bearing.
Only known specimen of its kind from the Okanagan region.
Brilliant color play with deep reds, vibrant greens, and subtle blue-purple flashes.
Large and beautifully preserved shell structure .
Incredible weight and presence at 8.8 lbs — a showstopper for any collection.
This ammonite fossil is more than a display piece — it's a conversation starter, a slice of deep time, and a geological marvel. Whether you're a fossil collector, gemstone enthusiast, or natural history curator, this is a once-in-a-lifetime acquisition.
