Meteorites, Fossils & Minerals

Rough Quartz

This striking piece is made from naturally formed picture sandstone found in Arizona, USA, and simply sandblasted into these natural-looking shapes. Reminiscent of cliffs and mesas, these sculptural forms would look superb...

Sikhote-Alin Meteorite The Science Sikhote-Alin meteorites are classified as iron meteorites, as they're mostly composed of this element. They're named after the Sikhote-Alin Mountains in Russia where they were found. The...

Magnet, Small The Science Price mentioned is for a single magnet. Hematite is a form of iron oxide, which ranges in color from black to brown to red. Hematite is harder than pure iron, but much more brittle. Huge deposits...

Smoky Quartz Crystals The Science Quartz is the most abundant mineral on Earth. Smoky Quartz is darkened by irradiation of aluminum in the crystal and ranges from a light, transparent brown or gray to solid brown or black...

Tumbled Petrified Wood These small, lovely pieces of petrified wood have been tumbled smooth to bring out the colors, markings and patterns that are unique to each one. Glossy and slippery to the touch, They make great...

Tumbled Ruby in Fuchsite These lovely multicolored stones come from India. They contain pink and red crystals of ruby in a green mass of fuchsite (a variety of muscovite rich in chromium) with white quartzite and sometimes...

Tumbled Tiger Eye   Tiger's eye is usually gold and brown with a silky luster and parallel, fibrous bands of color. Tiger's eye is mined mainly in South Africa and western Australia. It is a pseudomorph, meaning...

Titanium Coated Quartz Cluster Titanium Coated Quartz Crystals are amazing examples of science and nature working together to form items of superior beauty. Through a process called magnetron ionization, we are able to bind...