Stone Guide

Learn about the physical and metaphysical properties of stones with this guide of stone properties and meanings. 

This is a guide to the stones found on my website and a list of their physical structure, metaphysical symbolism, healing properties, powers, and spiritual meanings.

  • Flowering Tube Onyx - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Onyx is a stone with chemical formula SiO2 which means that it belongs...  />

    Flowering Tube Onyx />

  • Fordite - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Fordite, also known as Detroit agate or Motor City agate, is old...  />

    Fordite />

  • Fossil Hash - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Hash fossils are not actually one fossil, they are many fossils in...  />

    Fossil Hash />

  • Fuchsite - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Fuchsite, also known as chrome mica, is a chromium (Cr) rich variety...  />

    Fuchsite />

  • Gabbro - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Gabbro is a phaneritic (coarse-grained), mafic intrusive igneous rock formed from the...  />

    Gabbro />

  • Gary Green Larsonite - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Gary Green Larsonite, also referred to as "petrified bog wood" is a...  />

    Gary Green Larsonite />

  • Glass Buttes Fire Pit Obsidian - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Located about halfway between the towns of Bend and Burns in eastern...  />

    Glass Buttes Fire Pit Obsidian />

  • Glass Buttes Spiderweb Obsidian - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Located about halfway between the towns of Bend and Burns in eastern...  />

    Glass Buttes Spiderweb Obsidian />

  • Gneiss - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    A common distributed type of rock formed by high-grade regional metamorphic processes from pre-existing...  />

    Gneiss />

  • Gneiss and Feldspar - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Feldspars crystallize from magma as veins in both intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks...  />

    Gneiss and Feldspar />

  • Goldstone - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Goldstone is a type of glittering glass made in a low-oxygen reducing...  />

    Goldstone />

  • Granite - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Granite is a common type of felsic intrusive igneous rock that is granular...  />

    Granite />

  • Green Chrome Diopside - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Diopside is a monoclinic pyroxene mineral with composition MgCaSi2O6. It forms complete solid...  />

    Green Chrome Diopside />

  • Green Moss Agate - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    A semi-precious gemstone formed from silicon dioxide. It is a form of...  />

    Green Moss Agate />

  • Green Tree Agate - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Tree Agate is a form of Snow Quartz with green manganese (dendritic) inclusions....  />

    Green Tree Agate />

  • Halysite - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Halysites (meaning chain coral) is an extinct genus of tabulate coral. Colonies range...  />

    Halysite />

  • Hematite - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Because of its high iron content, the Hematite crystal stone meaning is...  />

    Hematite />

  • Hematoid Quartz - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Hematoid Quartz is the name given to Quartz crystals included with Hematite. Often...  />

    Hematoid Quartz />

  • Howardite - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Howardite, also known as Rattlesnake stone is rare form of opal silicated...  />

    Howardite />

  • Hypersthene - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Hypersthene is a common rock-forming inosilicate mineral belonging to the group of...  />

    Hypersthene />

  • Imperial Jasper - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Jasper, an aggregate of microgranular quartz and/or chalcedony and other mineral phases,...  />

    Imperial Jasper />

  • Inca Blanket Rhyolite - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Inca Blanket Rhyolite is a new material that resembles a cross between...  />

    Inca Blanket Rhyolite />

  • Indian Paint Stone - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Indian Paint Stone (aka Death Valley Paint, or Navajo Blanket Stone) comes...  />

    Indian Paint Stone />

  • Indiana Blue - Stone Treasures by the Lake

    Indiana Blue is Indiana’s version of Leland Blue, is not actually a stone. ...  />

    Indiana Blue />

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