Order before 12pm Mon - Fri and your order will usually be dispatched the same day!
Order before 12pm Mon - Fri and your order will usually be dispatched the same day!
Please note that as crystals and minerals are natural, they may not be as perfect as glass or man-made replicas. Softer stones in particular such as jet and satin spar have natural marks on them, so please handle them gently.
UK Shipping starts at £2.99 for orders up to £30, and is £4.99 for fully tracked and insured after that.
Order before 12pm Monday - Friday and your order will usually be dispatched same day (excluding bank holidays).
UK shipping time depends on the method you choose at checkout. Please note Royal Mail do not guarantee Tracked post delivery times.
Our top priority is ensuring your crystals arrive in perfect condition, but also in a way that has as little impact on the planet as possible. We use box suppliers who create our boxes out of recycled and sustainable materials, our padded envelopes are from a Climate Neutral company who use FSC certified sources, and our bubble wrap is recyclable.
Since we released our app in 2020, we have not been sending out crystal info cards to help reduce our carbon footprint. For metaphysical and geological properties of each crystal, as well as the ability to catalogue your collection, please download our free app, more information here:
All crystal properties are based on metaphysical beliefs, and should not be used as a substitute for medical care.
Almost all our photos are taken in a photography lightbox to provide consistent lighting, please note crystal and mineral appearances and colour will vary slightly in different lighting conditions, we try our best to capture the crystals as accurately as possible.
Weight: 42g
Size: 25mm
x 65mm
This Baryte specimen is from the unusual location of the Clara Mine in the Black Forest, Germany. The Clara Mine is the only remaining operating mine in the Black Forest, and is actively mined for it's Baryte and Fluorite deposits. You will receive the exact Baryte crystal seen in the photographs.
Baryte, also spelled Barite, can be found in many colours and many locations around the world. Baryte Roses are an unusual formation, and may be confused with Gypsum Desert Roses, although the blades are much larger. It was first named in 1800 after the Greek word for heavy, alluding to its unusual heaviness for a non-metal mineral. The Native Americans used Barite as a link between the spiritual realm and the physical, as well as in shape shifting rituals.
Baryte Healing Properties include:
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Please note that as crystals and minerals are natural, they may not be as perfect as glass or man-made replicas. Softer stones in particular such as jet and satin spar have natural marks on them, so please handle them gently.
UK Shipping starts at £2.99 for orders up to £30, and is £4.99 for fully tracked and insured after that.
Order before 12pm Monday - Friday and your order will usually be dispatched same day (excluding bank holidays).
UK shipping time depends on the method you choose at checkout. Please note Royal Mail do not guarantee Tracked post delivery times.
Our top priority is ensuring your crystals arrive in perfect condition, but also in a way that has as little impact on the planet as possible. We use box suppliers who create our boxes out of recycled and sustainable materials, our padded envelopes are from a Climate Neutral company who use FSC certified sources, and our bubble wrap is recyclable.
Since we released our app in 2020, we have not been sending out crystal info cards to help reduce our carbon footprint. For metaphysical and geological properties of each crystal, as well as the ability to catalogue your collection, please download our free app, more information here:
All crystal properties are based on metaphysical beliefs, and should not be used as a substitute for medical care.
Almost all our photos are taken in a photography lightbox to provide consistent lighting, please note crystal and mineral appearances and colour will vary slightly in different lighting conditions, we try our best to capture the crystals as accurately as possible.