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New crystals for sale from Pakistan and Afghanistan. Learn more about Mangano Calcite, Caribbean Calcite, and Lapis Lazuli: crystal healing powers, history of gems, mineral properties and more. Buy crystals online now. …

Historically, crystal wands have been a formative part of lore, myth, and legend. From wand-wielding wizards in fairy tales, to magic wands held by magicians and illusionists of the stage, to the mystical wands used for good deeds by fairies in children’s stories, wands have been a strong presence in popular culture throughout the ages. At Madagascan Direct, we pride ourselves on providing a wide range of stones cut and polished into a wide variety of shapes. The wand shape is becoming perhaps one of our most popular varieties.…

It is no surprise that the ‘most colourful mineral’ of the world, Fluorite, is so beloved. Although Yellow Fluorite is currently in vogue with its warm aura of golden sunshine, it is Rainbow Fluorite that is the true star of the crystal world. Shining with intense spectrums of colour, this mineral is simply mesmerising to look at. At Madagascan Direct, we provide top quality Rainbow Fluorite in various forms. From tactile, smooth pebbles, to large decorative slices, and sharp single and double-terminated points, Rainbow Fluorite is gorgeous in any shape. However, we are particularly excited about the new influx of Rainbow Fluorite Waves arriving soon to our store.…

Madagascan Direct are excited to add a fantastic new crystal, Ruby in Kyanite, to our collection, and we hope you are as excited as we are about it! Read on to learn more about this rare combination of two stunning stones. …

Madagascan Direct is proud to announce a new influx of Moss Agate to our stores, which is perhaps one of the most popular crystals of our time. This beloved semi-precious gemstone is renowned for its unique appearance, gorgeous colours and patterns, and powerful purported healing properties. We are here to explain a little bit more about why we love this special crystal so much.…

Do not be ashamed to reveal your love for bright gemstones to the world. However, precious gems do cost money and you may not be able to afford every kind at a time. Forget the sparkle of rubies, diamonds and emeralds and concentrate on the humble fluorite instead. It is believed to be astonishingly iridescent, exhibiting just about all shades of the spectrum.…

Lepidolite is often introduced as the rose colored or lilac-gray hued mineral member belonging to the group of mica. This mineral bearing huge amount of lithium is also served as the secondary resource for lithium. Lepidolite naturally occurs in an array of shades varying from pink, purple, red, and occasionally gray and rarely colorless and even yellow. Lepidolite is commonly found in Madagascar, Brazil, Russia, United States, and Canada.…

Coming face to face with a venomous snake of India is likely to give you nightmares. However, you would not be able to resist the lure of the beautiful Jasper stone named for the King Cobra on account of its likeness with one of the deadliest snakes in the world. The look is sure to keep you mesmerised as the orbs on the surface of the crystal. The unique shades atop the crystal stone stands out from all other kinds of Jaspers found across the world by dint of its sheer attractiveness.…

Crystals are minerals found within rocks and form a specific shape with a highly structured interior, something like lattice work. The colours of crystals vary sharply as do their properties. While most of them are utilised as adornments and are sold as semi precious jewellery, a few of them are coveted for their metaphysical elements as well. Amazingly, no crystal attains a regular shape I its natural form. Almost all of them are cut and treated before being sold to the customers.…

You would have heard about the limestone deposits in dark, dank caves known by the dual terms, stalactite and stalagmite. Yes! They are wonders of nature that has the visitors braving the darkness to enter the mysterious caves but the stalactite slices that you often see put up for sale are far removed from limestone formations. On the contrary, it is a formation of amethyst that grows in and around a central piece of agate and has to be cross cut to expose the crystal and the agate together.…