The broadest material library, including separately protected fluorite, howlite, malachite and dry pyrite; all identities require procurement verification.
Physical configuration
The intended arrangement contains 32 tumble-polished stones. The inventory below distinguishes every material and quantity. Compare the actual specimens, confirmed dimensions and presentation components with this configuration. The imagery illustrates the design; an individually photographed batch may show different natural patterns.
Material inventory
- 1 × Amethyst — Quartz, amethyst variety
- 1 × Rose Quartz — Quartz, rose variety
- 1 × Clear Quartz (Sphatik) — Quartz, rock crystal
- 1 × Citrine — Quartz, citrine variety
- 1 × Smoky Quartz — Quartz, smoky variety
- 1 × Tiger Eye — Quartz-rich chatoyant aggregate, tiger eye
- 1 × Green Aventurine — Quartz-rich aventurine with green inclusions
- 1 × Red Aventurine — Quartz-rich red aventurine, trade variety
- 1 × Carnelian — Chalcedony, carnelian variety
- 1 × Red Jasper — Jasper, opaque chalcedony-rich rock
- 1 × Yellow Jasper — Jasper, yellow trade variety
- 1 × Bloodstone (Heliotrope) — Bloodstone, heliotrope chalcedony-rich rock
- 1 × Black Tourmaline — Tourmaline group, intended schorl
- 1 × Black Obsidian — Obsidian, natural volcanic glass
- 1 × Snowflake Obsidian — Obsidian with devitrification spherulites
- 1 × Hematite — Hematite, iron oxide
- 1 × Pyrite — Pyrite, iron sulfide
- 1 × Lapis Lazuli — Lapis lazuli, lazurite-rich rock
- 1 × Sodalite — Sodalite-bearing rock
- 1 × Amazonite — Microcline feldspar, amazonite variety
- 1 × Labradorite — Plagioclase feldspar, labradorite
- 1 × Moonstone — Moonstone, intended orthoclase-albite feldspar intergrowth
- 1 × Sunstone — Feldspar with aventurescence, sunstone trade variety
- 1 × Fluorite — Fluorite, calcium fluoride
- 1 × Green Nephrite Jade — Nephrite jade, tremolite-actinolite aggregate
- 1 × Howlite — Howlite, calcium borosilicate hydroxide
- 1 × Moss Agate — Chalcedony with moss-like mineral inclusions
- 1 × Botswana Agate — Banded chalcedony, Botswana agate trade designation
- 1 × Black Onyx — Black chalcedony sold as onyx; treatment to be disclosed
- 1 × Unakite — Unakite, epidote-altered granitic rock
- 1 × Rhodonite — Rhodonite-bearing material, manganese silicate
- 1 × Malachite — Malachite, copper carbonate hydroxide
Presentation and layout
Thirty-two-cell padded lidded case, numbered card wallet and collection index. Four rows of eight cells, one sample of each of the 32 catalogue materials. Proposed samples are rounded 20–30 mm pieces; this is a procurement band, not a measured stock specification. Check each recess against actual sample dimensions before making the packaging.
Material disclosures
Keep a supplier identity and treatment statement for each material. Quartz colours, black chalcedony, jade trade names and dyed imitations need specific attention where present. Do not substitute a different green, blue or black stone without updating the inventory, labels and images together. No mine origin or laboratory certification is claimed.
Care and storage
Separate the samples in transit, keep the complete pack dry and use clean soft cloths for routine dusting. Give delicate minerals their own padded cells and keep pyrite away from soaking or damp display. Clean the container separately. Keep small parts away from children and pets; minerals are not food, drinking-water additives or toys.
Buying questions
Does this set guarantee a spiritual result?
No outcome is guaranteed. Any Vastu, chakra or planetary association is described as a tradition or a clearly identified modern display convention. The physical offer is a decorative or educational arrangement.
Can one item be replaced?
The inventory identifies each material and count so a matching replacement can be requested. Replacement stock and any service terms must be confirmed; no permanent refill availability is advertised.
Printed documentation
The proposed information pack contains a matching inventory, material cards, care and maintenance guide, layout guide and reference sheet. These documents connect the numbered samples with their material records and explain arrangement, storage and replacement questions. Professional describes organisation and presentation, not a qualification or a medical or gemological certification. The final offer should list every printed component supplied with the kit.
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