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Shop Metaphysical Crystals Across Every Species and Form in Stock

A metaphysical crystal is a mineral finished into a form a practitioner handles rather than one a cabinet displays, and honest species naming plus a finish that survives daily handling separates a good piece from a poor one. Astro Gallery of Gems states the species and the country on every listing in this range. Tumbled stones and mini pyramids open it, palm stones and beaded bracelets sit in the middle, and polished points, freeforms and pyramids over a pound close it, so buy on the form your practice uses.

Which Metaphysical Form Suits Your Practice?

Form decides more than species for a stone that gets handled. A palm stone closes inside one hand, a polished point stands on a shelf or an altar, an engraved selenite plate lies flat under other stones, and a beaded bracelet goes on a wrist. Wider polished stock sits in crystal products.

FormWeight band and the buyer it suits
Tumbled stone and pouchPocket scale, sold loose or as a five stone pouch curated by Astro Gallery of Gems in a black felt bag.
Palm stoneRoughly 65 to 190 grams in a flattened oval, stocked in selenite, carnelian, tiger's eye, polychrome jasper, peach opal and ruby in quartz, with more under palm stones.
Polished point and freeformFrom under 100 grams in Chinese fluorite up to Madagascan lemon quartz past two pounds, with deeper stock in Metaphysical Points.
Pyramid, plate and braceletMini pyramids near 12 grams, rose quartz pyramids over a pound, engraved selenite plates at three inches square and 8 mm beaded stretch bracelets, alongside the obelisks and pyramids range.

Buy Metaphysical Crystals at the Price on the Listing

Bracelets and pyramids price differently from tumbles, and the catalogue feeds this table directly, so a sold piece drops off it rather than sitting here unavailable. Weight or size appears in the title on most listings, which is how the range sorts from pocket stones up to shelf pieces.

PieceDetailPrice
Genuine Cats Eye Selenite Palm Stone from Morocco (Large) Large $ 29.00
Genuine Mandala Engraved Selenite Plate See listing $ 39.00
Genuine Mandala Engraved Selenite Plate See listing $ 39.00
Genuine Polished Carnelian (Large) Palm Stone Crystal Large $ 30.00
Genuine Polished Tiger's Eye Palm Stone See listing $ 32.00
Genuine Polished Polychrome Jasper Palm Stone (Large) Large $ 31.00
Authentic stone, priced piece by pieceEverything Astro Gallery of Gems sells is authentic, and the gallery does not sell replicas or casts. Species and country of origin appear on the listing.
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Two Ways Buyers Shop This Metaphysical Range

One species across several formsBuyers who work with a single stone collect it in every shape, a tiger's eye palm stone beside a tiger's eye bracelet. Shop the species first through amethyst or citrine, then pick the form.
One form across several speciesBuyers who work by form want a matched set, five polished points in five species or a three piece palm crystal collection. Shop the shape first through points and let the species follow.

Species and Source Behind the Metaphysical Range

Species and source decide colour, hardness and price long before a piece reaches a shelf. Five countries carry most of the metaphysical stock here, and each contributes a different material.

Moroccan seleniteSelenite from Morocco supplies the white material in this range, cut into cat's eye palm stones, cylinder tumbles and mandala engraved plates. It is crystallised gypsum, calcium sulphate dihydrate, and the wider selenite range carries the same source.
Madagascan silicaMadagascar sends polychrome jasper, blue chalcedony sold as orca stone, peach opal and lemon quartz into this collection. All four are silica, which is why they take a mirror polish and hold it, as the quartz range does.
Brazilian quartz and agateBrazilian workings give gem clear quartz points, carnelian agate palm stones and rose quartz pyramids past a pound. Rose quartz reads cloudier than clear quartz because of microscopic inclusions, and deeper stock sits under rose quartz.
Indian and Chinese materialIndian tiger's eye carries the golden chatoyant banding left where silica replaced fibrous crocidolite, and Chinese deposits supply the deep violet points that also fill the fluorite range. Both state the country on the listing.

Check These Four Things Before You Order a Crystal

Country and species narrow the choice, and four checks settle it. Each one shows in the listing description or the photographs of a metaphysical piece.

Species name, not trade nameOrca stone is blue chalcedony and cat's eye selenite is fibrous gypsum. Read the mineral name in the description rather than the marketing label, because the name governs hardness, water tolerance and price.
Hardness against handlingA palm stone gets carried, so hardness matters more here than on a display specimen. Quartz, agate and jasper at Mohs 7 shrug off pocket wear, while selenite at Mohs 2 marks against a fingernail.
Water toleranceGypsum dissolves in water, so any cleansing routine involving a rinse ruins a selenite plate and leaves a quartz point untouched. Match the routine to the mineral before you order.
Polish and edge conditionLight reflected across a polished face should travel unbroken. Orange peel texture means the final wheel was skipped, and a chipped tip on a point means rushed finishing on cheap imported stock.

How Practitioners Talk About Metaphysical Crystals

Finishing quality is one register and practice vocabulary is another, and the catalogue carries both. Astro Gallery of Gems documents species, weight, dimensions and country of origin, and makes no health, healing or energetic claim. The terms below record what practitioners say about these stones.

ChakraSanskrit term for the centres named in yogic tradition. Crystal buyers map stones onto seven of them by colour, and several selenite palm stones here are engraved on that scheme.
GroundingWord practitioners apply to dark stones such as smoky quartz and obsidian, both of which appear in the curated pouches. It describes the intention someone brings to the stone, not a tested property of the mineral.
Cleansing and chargingRoutine in which a stone rests on a flat plate between uses. The mandala engraved selenite plates in this collection are sold as objects for that routine.
GeneratorTrade name for a polished crystal point with a terminated tip that stands upright. The same object is called a tower or a standing point, and it fills the points range.
Palm stoneFlattened oval sized to close inside one hand, also sold as a worry stone or thumb stone. Weight rather than length decides how it sits, which the palm stones listings state.
MetaphysicalTrade label for stone finished to be handled in a personal practice rather than shelved as a specimen. It describes the buyer's use of the piece, not a property of the material.

Cleaning and Storing Metaphysical Crystals

Metaphysical crystals bought to be handled need a cleaning routine set by hardness. Quartz, jasper, agate and tiger's eye sit at Mohs 7 and take a rinse under cool water and a dry cloth. Selenite is gypsum at Mohs 2 and dissolves in water, so dust it dry and keep it off a damp sill. Fluorite at Mohs 4 chips against harder stone, which is why soft pieces belong in the felt bag they arrive in rather than loose in a bowl with quartz.

Paying for a Metaphysical Crystal Online

Quartz points, selenite plates and every other piece in this range are priced individually. Nothing is added after the listing figure, and payment clears through Shop Pay, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay or any major card. Email customerservice@astrogallery.com or call (212) 889-9000 for the exact weight of a palm stone, a second angle on a point, or confirmation of the species.

Species, weight and country of origin reach the listing because Astro Gallery of Gems buys at source, travels to verify and purchase pieces, and has pursued land acquisition and mining rights around the world. The family owned gallery has dealt in fine minerals since 1961, three generations on from founder Julio Tanjeloff, and curates for collectors, interior designers and museums. The returns policy refunds a website order in full when the piece comes back safely in original condition, postmarked inside fourteen days.

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What Buyers Ask About Metaphysical Crystals

How much do metaphysical crystals cost?
Tumbled stones and mini pyramids sit at the entry tier, palm stones and beaded bracelets above them, and polished points, freeforms and pyramids over a pound cost several times an entry piece. Live prices for everything in stock are in the table above.
Which crystal form should I buy first?
Buy a palm stone if the piece will be carried and a polished point if it will stand somewhere. Palm stones close inside one hand at roughly 65 to 190 grams, while the points and freeforms in the Metaphysical Points range are shaped to stand upright.
Are these crystals genuine stone?
Yes. Astro Gallery states that everything it sells is authentic and that it does not sell replicas or casts. Each listing names the species and the country of origin.
Do you make health or healing claims?
No. Astro Gallery documents species, weight, dimensions and country of origin, and makes no health, healing or energetic claim. Traditional and cultural associations attached to these stones describe what practitioners say about them, not an effect the gallery states.
Can I wash selenite in water?
No. Selenite is gypsum, a calcium sulphate that dissolves in water, so a wet routine etches and clouds it. Dust it with a dry cloth and keep water for quartz, agate and jasper at Mohs 7.
Will I receive the exact piece in the photograph?
That depends on the listing. Larger points, freeforms and pyramids are photographed individually and sold one of one, while repeat lines such as tumbles and pouches state that a stock photograph is shown and a similar piece is sent. The listing says which applies.
Can I buy a set rather than a single stone?
Yes. Five stone pouches curated by Astro Gallery of Gems arrive in a black felt bag, and three piece palm crystal collections pair species such as rose quartz and labradorite. Wider assortments sit in crystal products.
Can I see a crystal before I buy it?
Yes. The 12,000 square foot gallery at 417 Fifth Avenue in New York carries stock on display, and a call to (212) 889-9000 brings a specific piece out. Website orders are refunded in full on safe return in original condition, postmarked within 14 days, under the returns page.

Narrower Metaphysical Collections to Shop Next

Metaphysical crystals split into narrower ranges once the form or the species is settled. Each group below leads somewhere more specific than this page.

Deeper practice stock
Metaphysical PointsCrystal productsPointsPalm stones
By form
Polished heartsObelisks and pyramidsSpheresEggs and spheresPolished stones
By species
SeleniteAmethystRose quartzCitrineQuartzFluorite
Wear and display
BraceletsJewelryBirthstonesGemstone treesHome decorGifts
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