Sunflower Hollows

Can you tell the difference?

Natural Citrine and Heat-Treated Amethyst can look surprisingly similar, but their stories are very different.

Natural Citrine gets its colour naturally through geological processes, while Heat-Treated Amethyst started life as Amethyst before heat changed its colour.

And here's the important part: heat-treated doesn't mean fake. It means the quartz has been treated.

But there's more to the Citrine story than we can fit into one little carousel.

From natural Citrine and Amethyst to Smokey Quartz, Ametrine and how these materials can be distinguished, I've gone much deeper in the Crystal Learning Library.

🌻 Read the full blog: Natural Citrine vs Heat-Treated Amethyst

Beautiful crystals. Real stories. Curious minds.

Beautiful crystals. Real stories. Curious minds.

Ever wondered how a crystal formed? Where it came from? Why it looks the way it does? Or where some of the stories and folklore surrounding it began?

That's exactly why we created the Sunflower Hollows Crystal Learning Library.

Explore crystal science, geology, history, folklore, crystal care and the fascinating stories behind the stones we love.

Curious minds welcome.

Some hearts just have a little more attitude.

This gorgeous Black Amethyst heart is bringing some serious don’t mess with me energy.

With its deep natural colouring, sparkling druzy texture and completely unique patterning, this is one of those pieces that looks even better the longer you stare at it.

And yes… it is available.

🌻 Sunflower Hollows
It’s not hoarding if it’s crystals.

Fresh air, green grass and a shiny rock... sounds like a pretty good day to us.

If today's checklist made you smile, we'd say it's a day well spent.

🐾 Approved by Karma, CFO (Chief Feline Officer).
Reviewed from the sunniest spot in the house with impeccable attention to relaxation.

Labradorite has fascinated people for centuries... but what makes this shimmering crystal so special?

In our latest blog, we're exploring:
- The meaning of Labradorite
- Its traditional benefits and symbolism
- Everyday ways to use it
- The science behind its mesmerising flash

Whether you're discovering Labradorite for the first time or it's already one of your favourites, there's plenty to uncover.

Read the full blog via the link in our bio.

Do you own a piece of Labradorite? Tell us what colour flash yours has, blue, green, gold or even purple!