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1. Blue Tara Quartz: what is old is new again
2. Upcoming Events: Meditations, Readings, Shows, etc.
3. Proof of Authenticity: Certificates vs. Statements
4. Ongoing Resources: see all our various links

When I first got into crystals (in the late 80's) I bought a bunch of this material - then I didn't see it for decades - now it's back (maybe with new finds) and I'm glad to say I've got a good cross section of pretty specimens and more gnarly, but energetically potent pieces. The wispy blue that runs through it is Riebeckite, and it doesn't grow in straight lines, like Rutile. So what you see are like dreamy clouds. In any case, it's like a cross between a blue Healing stone and a Visionary stone of the Imagination. Most our stock is OFFline, so it's best to email Kyle@CrystalConcentrics.com with interest.

• Heart of Oneness Metaphysical Expo - Edison, NJ Convention Center - April 5 thru 7 - CLICK THRU HERE TO LEARN MORE, Reply w Q's.

• 59th Annual New England Gem & Minerfal Show - Topsfield Fairgrounds, MA - May 4 & 5 - CLICK THRU HERE TO LEARN MORE, Reply w Q's.

Just cause someone includes a little piece of paper saying your item's real doesn't necessarily make it so. People don't understand that to get a proper Gemologist's Certification can cost two hundred dollars plus, per item. That's not what you're getting when sellers promise you a certificate. What I do instead - though I do have a plan if you wanna get something super official - is to provide you a Statement of Authenticity, as part of the info card I mail out with your purchase. It's based on my 3 decade's experience. I stand behind my descriptions. If I say something's something, it probably is that thing.