Monday, December 1, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Sunstone)

   Not to be confused with the mysterious sunstone of Viking legend—now believed by many scientists to have been calcite crystals used for navigation—Sunstone is a beautiful feldspar mineral known for its shimmering, sparkling appearance created by copper or hematite inclusions (a phenomenon called aventurescence).

Sunstone Ring

   Although it isn’t considered a navigation tool, that doesn’t diminish the beauty or energetic qualities attributed to this crystal gemstone, which has many traits that make it special.

Sunstone Obelisk
   A member of the triclinic crystal system—where all three unit cell axes differ in length and meet at non-right angles, forming the least symmetrical crystal structure—Sunstone can be found in Norway, Madagascar, India, Russia, and the United States. In Oregon, where it is especially well-known, Native American legend says that the stones were formed from the blood droplets of a great warrior struck by an arrow.

   Adding to its allure, Sunstone is considered the Yang half of the Yin–Yang duality, associated with universal life-force energy centered on expansion, action, forward momentum, and linear qualities. It is often worn to promote a positive outlook, strengthen self-esteem, and enhance the ability to savor the moment.

Fortunately, its Mohs hardness of 6–6.5 makes it durable enough for everyday use and wear!

   Ranging in color from orange and red to brown, yellow, and even green, Sunstone is also associated with warmth and the energy of the sun. It’s a favorite among those seeking to boost optimism, joy, personal power, creativity, and vitality—working in harmony with the solar plexus and sacral chakras to clear and energize.

Tumbled Sunstone

Wondering where you might find this gemstone without having to mine it yourself? Look no further!

   If you want to know more about Sunstone or are looking to own this dazzling mineral, visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Sunstone in its many colors—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

Sunstone Pendulum


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Wednesday, October 29, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Fluorite)

    Most dentists will recommend fluorite to help strengthen tooth enamel and prevent cavities. It does this by reversing early tooth decay and remineralizing tooth enamel. Fluorite can be found in toothpaste, mouthwash, and is often applied directly to the teeth during a dental exam. It's a powerful mineral used to promote health and well being.

Disembodied voice: What is this, a dental ad? 🦷

No, not at all. I was just introducing this month's featured shinyite--Fluorite!

Tumbled Rainbow Fluorite

Disembodied voice: Very pretty, but I think you're confusing fluorite with fluoride. Fluoride is a compound derived from the element fluorine. Fluorite is a mineral composed of calcium fluoride--a pretty gemstone that comes in many colors! Varieties include blue, green, yellow, purple, watermelon and rainbow fluorite, to name a few. Derived from the latin name fluo, meaning flow, fluorite belongs to the group known as calcium fluoride. Fluorite is the origin for the mineral name for "fluorescence" and it's use as a flux in industrial processes.

   Umm...right, that's what I meant. (Hastily does Google Search) Got it now. All clear.

Disembodied voice: Oh yeah? So Where can it be found?

   In a lot of things! This mineral is used in the manufacture of glass, ceramics, and steel. Its properties are often leveraged to make items like batteries or lenses for cameras and microscopes. (Writer puffs up proudly)

Disembodied voice rolls eyes: I meant where in the world does it come from.

   Oh... Well, fluorite is often found in hydrothermal veins associated with lead and zinc ores, as well as in cavities of sedimentary rocks and igneous pegmatites, which are located all around the globe. Rated 4 on the Mohs hardness scale, it is on the softer side of the mineral spectrum, but it packs a powerful punch.

                         Disembodied voice: How so?

Fluorite Palmstone

    Spiritual properties include protection, mental clarity, and spiritual awareness. Fluorite is considered a great stone to shield against negative energy and promote a sense of balance. In meditation it is believed to help with spiritual growth and manifestation by encouraging individuals to dream big and set clear intentions for what they hope to achieve. Often favored by healers, fluorite is used in Chakra healings and aura cleansing. Different colors are believed to have specific effects--purple is often used to promote intuition and green for healing and harmony.

Disembodied voice: That's impressive. Impressive and pretty.

Fluorite ring
   Indeed it is! Which is why jewelers and artists alike use this gemstone in their creations. Fluorite can be found in everything from rings, bracelets and pendants to sculptures and household items.

Disembodied voice: Sounds like a must have gemstone. Where can I get some Fluorite?

If you want to know more about this gemstone or are looking to own this dazzling mineral, visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Fluorite in its many colors—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

Fluorite Unicorn

Hey, disembodied voice, where did you go? 🤷

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Friday, September 19, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Tourmaline)

   What do underwater blast sensors, piezoelectric pressure transducers, high frequency circuits, and and water purification systems have to do with today's blog?

Well, they contain a really cool gemstone I get a charge out of...

TOURMALINE!

Tourmaline-Rough Raw Pink

   This gemstone literally generates an electrical charge when placed under mechanical stress and is used in pressure gauges to detect shockwaves, explosions and underwater blasts! Its unique optical properties have been historically used in polarizing apparatuses and it also has the ability to help adjust the pH and improve water quality.

Pretty neat, but also really pretty attractive!

Green Tourmaline Ring
   Tourmaline is available in nearly every color, including pink, red, green, blue, yellow, and black, with some stones even presenting multiple colors (Watermelon Tourmaline is a favorite for many). The gemstone is found all around the globe in granitic pegmatites and and metaphoric rocks like schist and marble. With a Mohs Hardness of 7-7.5 it withstands everyday use and is a popular stone to use in jewelry and decorative household items.

This gemstone's popularity isn't confined to just it's pretty looks.

Tourmaline Pyramid

   Tourmaline is known for having powerful protective and grounding properties and is believed to act as a shield against negative energies. It's considered a stone of balance and thought to foster emotional stability, self confidence, and have the ability to release negativity. Its diverse colors are believed to possess different energies with variations like black Tourmaline used mainly for protection while yellow Tourmaline is generally credited with giving the wearer mental clarity and stress relief. Green is often associated with vitality, while blue is credited with having a calming effect.

   Whether you are looking to stave off negative energy or just seeking inner peace, I think you'll get a real "charge" out of this gemstone.

Watermelon Tourmaline Ring

If you want to know more about this gemstone or are looking to own this dazzling mineral, visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Tourmaline in its many colors—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

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Wednesday, August 27, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Sodalite)

So what is Sodalite?

If you guessed a diet drink, you would be wrong!

Sodalite Ring
   Sodalite is a blue tectosilicate material. With a Mohs hardness of 5.5-6 it's definitely not considered diet, but it is thought to be very pretty!

   This royal blue mineral with white calcite streaks forms in alkaline igneous rocks that can be found in the United States, Canada, Nambia, Brazil, Greenland, Russia and Afghanistan--to name a few places.

   Although Sodalite is a very pretty stone (Did I mention it was pretty?), this shiny-ite has some solid metaphysical properties.

   Often called the Thinker's Stone, Sodalite is believed help connect the rational mind with the spiritual self through fostering mental balance, logical thinking and intuition. It's commonly used to enhance self-esteem, truth and communication, particularly for promoting clear thought.

Tree of Life Pendant
   
Associated with the Third Eye and Throat Chakras, Sodalite can be used to aid spiritual exploration and the ability to speak one's truth--None of which strike me as very diet-y.

   But despite all of it's powerful and not so diet attributes, it is a beautiful stone and looks absolutely stunning in many settings--like rings and pendants, which can be worn to promote emotional harmony and ward off stress.

  However you decide to use Sodalite, don't eat it!

   Not only is it a mineral containing sodium, aluminum, silicon, oxygen and chlorine--making it potentially harmful to digest--but the stone contains no nutritional value! The metaphysical practice of using Sodalite in crystal healing does not include consuming it. No matter how "lite" it may seen, this stone is intended for decorative and ornamental use only!

   That being said, I do invite you to explore all the non-diet options Sodalite has to offer.

Sodalite Pendant
If you want to know more about this gemstone or looking to own this dazzling mineral visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Sodalite—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

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Friday, August 1, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Blue Kyanite)

Rough Blue Kyanite

Known for its bladed crystals and royal blue color, Kyanite is a naturally occurring aluminum silicate material mined on the planet Kyanite, home planet of Superman...

   (Disembodied voice): Ahhh, no.

No?

   (Disembodied voice): Superman is from the planet Krypton--Not Kyanite.

Oh. So where is Kyanite from?

Rough Black Kyanite
   (Disembodied voice): Earth, where it is commonly found in metamorphic rocks like schists and gneisses, particularly in areas that have undergone high pressure and medium to high temperatures, like the Appalachian Mountains or the Alps. Named by Abraham Gottlob Werner in 1798, this gemstone derives its name from the Greek work Kyanos, meaning blue--the color most often attributed to the stone, although it can be found in a variety of hues from blue, white-gray to green.

So how come it affects Superman?

   (Disembodied voice): It doesn't! 

It doesn't take away his powers and leave him in a weakened state?

   (Disembodied voice sighs): While it is considered a fairly strong stone with a Mohs hardness of 4-7, its strength doesn't cause super heros to lose their powers. However, it is believed to have certain powerful abilities.

Like what?

   (Disembodied voice):In spiritual practices, it is believed to promote tranquility, balance and communication. It is also thought to align all chakras as well as foster self-expression and inner truth. It is said to facilitate meditation because it doesn't retain any negative energies and can be used for cleansing, raising energies, communication, and dreams.

Well that's pretty cool. Where can I find it?

   (Disembodied voice): It is used in all sorts of products like ceramics, electronics, electrical insulators and abrasives.

How about jewelry?

Blue Kyanite Ring

   (Disembodied voice): Oh yes! Kyanite can be found in all types of settings. Since it is pleochroic...

Pleo-what?

   (Disembodied voice rolls disembodied eyes): Pleochroic. It means that the color will change depending on which direction it is viewed. This quality makes it quite desirable for use in jewelry.

Cool... but how do you know all this stuff?

 (Disembodied voice): Because I am the voice of crystal reason, keeper of the...

Who?

Blue Kyanite Ring
   (Disembodied voice): Never mind.

  If you want to know more about this gemstone or looking to own this dazzling mineral visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Kyanite—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

Mermaid Kyanite Pendant

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Friday, May 30, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Serpentine)

 

Tumbled Serpentine
   Nothing makes me think of spring and summer more than Serpentine, with its varying hues of green. A symbol of lushness and nature, it was used by the ancient Egyptians in scarabs and amulets, as green was associated with fertility and rebirth—an ideal reflection of this time of year.

   Often associated with healing, balance and harmony, the green energy of Serpentine is believed to help release emotional blockages, support personal growth, and invite a sense of calm and tranquility into one's life. The Mesopotamians used this gemstone to protect against negative energies and illnesses.

   Thanks to these unique properties, this fascinating stone holds a special place in the world of crystals. It’s a popular choice for those seeking spiritual growth and emotional balance. Moreover, it pairs well with just about any summery outfit!

Healerite or Noble Serpentine Bracelet

   While Serpentine is typically green, it can be found in various shades of yellow, brown, blue, or even white. This range of colors mirrors its wide Mohs hardness range (between 3 and 6) which results from the specific composition and mineral content formed where oceanic plates converge with the Earth's mantle. 

Serpentine Chip Bracelet
   Most notable locations where Serpentine is found include California's Coastal Range, Klamath Mountains, and the Sierra Nevada foothills, as well as regions in New Zealand, Russia, Greece, Cyprus, and parts of Europe. However, my favorite place to find this gemstone is in jewelry!

Sometimes confused as Jade, but never confused with the fictional race in Ninjago, Serpentine makes a wonderful addition to any collection!

Serpentine Stone Pendant


   Looking to own this dazzling mineral? Visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Serpentine—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

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Thursday, May 1, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Lepidolite)

   Today I would like to introduce you to the Grandmother Stone, also known as Lepidolite.

Lepidolite Dragon

   Not what you were expecting from a gemstone with the title Grandmother? You obviously never met my grandmother. Like this stone, she was a regular powerhouse!

Lepidolite Ring
   Don’t let Lepidolite’s low Mohs hardness (2.5 to 4) fool you into thinking it’s just another soft stone. Lepidolite is considered to have powerful properties. Also known as the Peace Stone or Stone of Transition, it is believed to promote mental balance, calm anxiety, and protect against negative energies, thus supporting individuals through change and transformation. This range of abilities mirrors Lepidolite’s elastic tenacity, which allows it to return to its original shape rather than breaking.

If that’s not enough, this lilac-gray or rose-colored stone is also associated with the upper chakras including the heart, throat, third eye, and crown, helping to clear blockages and encourage a harmonious flow of energy. It’s not only believed to enhance intuition but is also considered an excellent stone for fostering spiritual awareness and connection to the divine.

Lepidolite Palm Stone
   Not just another pretty stone, Lepidolite is a member of the mica mineral group. Its mineralogical name is part of the polylithionite–trilithionite series. (Say that ten times fast!) A lithium-rich mica, Lepidolite is found primarily in granite pegmatites, greisens, and high-temperature quartz veins—most notably in Brazil and the Ural Mountains of Russia. It is an important source of lithium, one of the lightest metals in the world, used in rechargeable batteries, mobile phones, toasters, microwaves, air purifiers, aircraft parts, and also as a well-known mood-stabilizing drug. Talk about versatility!

Typically pink, purple, or lilac, Lepidolite can also be found in yellow, gray, and white.

Lepidolite w/Pink Tourmaline

Stone Spiral Goddess
   No matter the color, it’s a beautiful stone to add to your collection. Whether you’re drawn to its calming and soothing properties, looking for a meditation aid, or simply want a gorgeous accessory, Lepidolite is an excellent addition to any personal collection.

Looking to own this dazzling mineral? Visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Bumblebee Jasper—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

 That's all for now from the Shinyite School of Stones!

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Sunday, March 30, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Bumblebee Jasper)

   Raised by Optimus Prime, Bumblebee was one of the last generation of the Transformer Autobots to be created from the Well of Allsparks...

Pssst... wrong Bumblebee. Today’s blog post is about Bumblebee Jasper, the unique crystal healing stone that promotes strength, courage, confidence, and optimism, and is thought to be beneficial during times of stress and anxiety.

I don’t know... sounds like the character I was talking about.

Tumbled Bumblebee Jasper
   Not even close. Bumblebee Jasper is not an Autobot from Cybertron. Instead, it’s a rare gemstone mined from the volcanic vents of Mt. Papandayan in Indonesia. It has a Mohs hardness of 3-5, making it one of the softer gemstones.

Wait, doesn’t Jasper have a Mohs hardness of 6.5-7?

   It does. Bumblebee Jasper, however, is not a true Jasper. It’s actually a type of travertine because it consists mostly of calcite and contains little silica. This composition explains the stone’s relative softness.

That's cool and everything, but does it transform into something else?

   Well, no, but it is a transformative stone, one that encourages us to embrace change and step into the unknown. This gemstone is believed to strengthen an unshakable belief in oneself and one’s abilities, empowering a truth of infinite possibility and power.

I like the sound of that!

Bumblebee Tower 

   Bumblebee Jasper is also thought to bring individuals into harmony with the universal current by opening the solar plexus and sacral chakras. It inspires community and mindful service while teaching that personal happiness is an expression of joy that elevates the world. As a manifesting stone, it awakens willpower and fuels the drive to create.

It looks pretty.

   It sure does. It gets its name from the black, yellow, and orange layers that resemble certain types of bees. It’s commonly used to make jewelry.

And that would pair well with some of my outfits!

Bumblebee Pendant

   Whether you are drawn to its spiritual properties or simply captivated by its sparkling beauty, Bumblebee Jasper makes a wonderful addition to any collection.

Bumblebee Jasper Ring

Looking to own this dazzling mineral? Visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Bumblebee Jasper—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

Say, who is this anyway?

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Wednesday, March 5, 2025

A funny thing about stairlifts (Accessibility for One is Accessibility for All)

   Humor can be found in the darndest places and at the most unlikely times!

   I recently made the mistake of taking a muscle relaxer before bedtime. Typically, I steer clear of these medications, reserving them as a last resort to alleviate cramping and spasms. The relief they offer often leaves me with what I call "jellyfish muscles." When stretching, massaging, and other remedies failed to provide relief, I concluded that taking the prescribed medication was the best course of action. So, thirty minutes before turning in for the night, I swallowed the pill.

   You may be thinking, what is the problem? You're going to bed anyway; it's not like you need a lot of muscle power to sleep.

Unfortunately, muscles are essential for climbing stairs, and my bedroom is two flights up.


This was a significant oversight on my part.

   Had I been descending, I could have simply let gravity do the work, melting my way down. Instead, I faced an uphill battle. Gravity became my adversary, and my now-relaxed muscles offered little assistance. The journey upstairs was an adventure—one step at a time—essentially reverse-engineering the "descend-on-the-butt" method to scoot upward. What usually takes thirty seconds stretched into a twenty-minute ordeal.

If I wasn't tired before, I was positively exhausted by the the time I crawled into bed.

The next day, I resumed my research on stair lifts.

   We had been considering having them installed. Navigating stairs are becoming increasingly challenging for me and it is not like my disability is going to magically go away. We both agree staying in our current home is important. Our community is here; stores and doctors are with in walking (or electric scooter) distance and easily accessible. Moreover, purchasing another property in our area is not financially feasible, even if we sold our current home at a good price. Thus, installing a stairlift seems to be the practical solution.


   The research has been unexpectedly entertaining. Have you ever heard of an installation-free mobile stairlift? I hadn't either, but to my surprise, the internet is full of images of such products.



I even found images advertising PORTABLE stairlifts!

   I'm not entirely sure how they are supposed to work... Does one just surf up and down the stairs? Hover? I would love to see a demonstration some time...

   However, that is not likely to happen since I highly doubt these products are real. I assume they're AI-generated images. Apparently, ads don't require the AI-created disclaimer social media demands of our everyday posts.


 Now my new hobby involves finding and posting as many of these unlikely images that I can find! It will be great when technology may someday be able to provide such useful devices, but in the meantime, these images are a wonderful source of humor and 
offer great inspiration for science fiction writers such as myself.

 (I know I'm surprised!)




Friday, February 28, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Copper Goldstone)

All that glitters is not gold... but that doesn't mean it isn’t pretty!

   Such is the case with Copper Goldstone. A man-made glass, this gem has been used to create beautiful jewelry since the 12th or 13th century. Although the earliest evidence of its existence is an ancient amulet from Iran dating back to that time, the modern production of this gem is credited to the Miotti family in the 17th century when they were granted an exclusive license to manufacture it in Venice.

Sun Pendant

   It is easy to see why they sought the license. Although it is not as hard as natural gemstones like diamonds, sapphires, or rubies (it has a Mohs hardness of 5.5 to 6.5), its beautiful copper coloring and eye-catching gold flecks make it a fantastic choice for jewelry and other decorative items.

Chip Bracelet
   While it is undeniably sparkly, Copper Goldstone is more than just a pretty gem. It symbolizes inspiration, ingenuity, and the power of creativity and self-belief. Known as the stone of ambition, it is thought to assist in attaining goals. From a healing perspective, it is believed to revitalize the mind and body, encourage healthy circulation, and support tissue regeneration due to the energy-conducting properties of copper. Additionally, it is said to reduce tension, energize the wearer, and promote a positive attitude.

Who could ask for more from such a lovely stone?

   Whether you are drawn to its spiritual properties or simply captivated by its sparkling beauty, Copper Goldstone makes a wonderful addition to any collection.

Angel Statue

Looking to own this dazzling mineral? Visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.com. Just Witchy's carries a selection of books to expand your knowledge of this mineral, along with many other stones and crystals. We also offer a variety of products containing Copper Goldstone—perfect for gifting, accessorizing, ritual use, or home décor.

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Sunday, February 2, 2025

Beginners Guide to Getting Stoned... I mean Stones! (Blue Goldstone)

OOOHHH, what are these pretty, shiny objects?

Blue Goldstone Tumbled

Are they from outer space? Or do they come from the deepest recesses of the Earth?

The correct answer is-neither!

Mushroom Pendant
   This beautiful stone is actually a man-made material, not a naturally occurring gemstone. A combination of silica, cobalt, and other metal oxides, it is created in a low-oxygen oven. The mixture is heated to over 2000°, then slowly cooled to form tiny glittering crystals. With a hardness of 5.5 - 6 on the Mohs scale, it's relatively durable and can withstand everyday wear and tear, making it the perfect stone to use in jewelry. Because of this, artisans have been using this crystal to create beautiful pieces for centuries, and who can blame them? With dark blue coloring originating from the cobalt used and its glittering specks, Blue Goldstone an eye-catching crystal!

But this isn't just another pretty stone.

Oval Pendant
   Despite its artificial origins, Blue Goldstone's energetic qualities make it a highly valued crystal. Among the metaphysical properties attributed to Blue Goldstone are confidence, ambition, and emotional healing as well as the ability to boost self-expression. It is believed to promote motivation, clear communication and personal authenticity, making it a stone often used by those seeking to manifest their goals while also acting as a protective shield against negative energies. It is especially valued by empaths due to its ability to soothe hypersensitivity and promote emotional balance. In crystal healing, Blue Goldstone is associated with the Throat Chakra, encouraging acceptance of who we are to express authenticity and no longer deny our truth. Moreover, it is believed to promote vitality.

   Whether you are looking for the spiritual properties the gemstone has to offer or are merely attracted to its sparkling beauty, Blue Goldstone makes a wonderful addition to any collection.

Chip Bracelet

Looking to possess this mineral yourself? Visit us in person or online at https://justwitchys.comJust Witchys carries a number of books to increase your understanding of this mineral as well as many other stones and crystals. They also carry a variety of products that contain Blue Goldstone to share with someone you love, pair with your favorite outfits, use in rituals, and adorn your home.

Point Pendant

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