It's hard not to love Rose Quartz. And like a lot of minerals, it comes in several different varieites! Rose Quartz gets its color from impurities like titanium, iron, manganese, and silicate mineral fibers. The amount of those inclusions changes the hue — and particularly heavy inclusions can turn out exciting varieites like Lavender Rose Quartz (also called Blue Rose Quartz or Amethyst Rose Quartz, for its special purple-ish hue). In today's feature, we explored tumble in our Lavender Rose Quartz, Top Red, Star Rose Quartz, and the regular quality most people are used to.

And like all our stones, each one of these comes from our quarries and factory in Antananarivo, Madagascar!

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