Larimar, polished in very nice quality, indicated with quality A.
Orange Opal, from Owyhee/U.S.A.
Wavelite from Arkansas/USA (considered one of the rarest minerals from the USA)
These Wavellites were recently excavated in connection with the construction of two new highways. The last time Wavelites were found was in 1989. And now, in 2025, a small pocket of about 500-600 kilos has been excavated.
Wavelite is a mineral that belongs to the phosphate class and is known for its spherical or radial crystal structure. It consists mainly of hydrated aluminum phosphate and has the chemical formula Al₃(PO₄)₂(OH)₃·5H₂O. Wavelite is often associated with grounding energy and the heart chakra, which makes it helpful in emotional healing and trauma processing. Wavelite is found in various places worldwide, often in phosphate-rich rocks and hydrothermal deposits. Some well-known locations include: Arkansas, USA – One of the most well-known locations, with new pockets recently discovered. Brazil – Deposits of this mineral have also been found here. Devon, England – The original discovery of wavelite occurred here in 1805