Apophyllite Tips 7-10mm Small Size 100g

Small raw apophyllite crystal tips bring a quiet, glassy sparkle to a bowl, altar, specimen tray or mindful desk space. Their natural points and transparent structure catch the light in a clean, icy way, keeping the feeling of the mineral close to its volcanic beginnings.

Clear points with a natural mineral edge

• The tips have an unpolished character, with natural angles that show how the crystal has grown.
• Apophyllite is known for its transparency, so the pieces can look bright and glass-like in good light.
• The small format suits gridding, display bowls, intention jars or adding detail to a crystal collection.
• Each piece is a mineral specimen rather than a cut gemstone, so variation is part of its appeal.
• The light-catching surfaces give a delicate sparkle without needing a polished finish.

Apophyllite from volcanic rock

Apophyllite is commonly found in volcanic rocks, especially basalt, where crystals form in open spaces as mineral-rich fluids cool and settle. It belongs to the phyllosilicate mineral group and is composed mainly of hydrated potassium calcium silicate. Its crystal habit can appear as cubic, pyramidal or sheet-like forms, giving raw pieces their crisp edges and structured, geometric feel.

How to display and handle it

Place the tips in a shallow dish, glass jar, specimen tray or beside larger stones where the light can reach them. Handle gently, as small raw crystals can chip at their edges. To clean, use a dry, soft brush or cloth rather than soaking the pieces.

Meaning in crystal practice

In contemporary crystal practice, apophyllite is commonly linked with the crown and third-eye chakras, both associated with insight, reflection and inner wisdom. Many people keep small apophyllite pieces near a meditation space, journal or bedside table as a visual anchor for quiet attention. The meaning is best approached as symbolic and contemplative, sitting alongside the mineral’s own geological story.

Size and details

You receive 100 g of small apophyllite tips from India. The pieces range from 7 to 10 mm and are supplied as loose raw crystals.

A thoughtful gift for a crystal collector

This suits someone who enjoys raw minerals, crystal grids or small natural specimens with a clear, bright presence. It is also a gentle choice for anyone building a mindful corner at home with stones that feel light, precise and quietly beautiful.

Common questions

Are these polished stones?
No. These are raw apophyllite tips, so they keep their natural mineral form rather than a tumbled or polished finish.

Are they beads for jewellery making?
No. They are loose raw crystal pieces, not drilled beads or set gemstones.