Trademarked Crystals What Are They?
In recent years many crystals and gemstones have been become available that have been given unique names and it is those names that have been trademarked. Initially I feel this was to protect the spread of “imitations” however there do seem to be so many on the market nowadays that it does feel that it is becoming more and more commercialized.
Trademarked crystals are accompanied by a descriptive “Certificate of Authenticity” which guarantees that the buyer has purchased that specifically named crystal.
I fully understand that more “new” crystals will be discovered whose vibrational frequencies are more “finely tuned” and will thus be of help to humanity, but am concerned that there is a “control” element being placed over their distribution. Crystals are gifts from Mother Earth to mankind and should be treated with reverence.
Below is a list of many of the Trademarked Crystals with a brief description as to their more widely known crystal name and country of origin, if known. They are listed in alphabetical order according to their trademarked name.
A-Z of Trademarked Crystals
A
Agni Gold Danburite – Yellow Danburite from southern Africa
Agnitite (now know as Pink Fire Azeztulite) – Quartz with streaks of red Hematite from African coastal island
Albatine Aragonite – White Aragonite
Amazez – Banded White Quartz and Purple Amethyst from an African coastal island
Anandalite – Quartz displaying Rainbow Flashes possibly due to the presence of Rhodium from India
Angel Aura Anandalite – Angel Aura coated Anandalite
Angelinite – White Quartz, and other minerals from Vermont USA
Astaraline (very similar to Lithium Light) – Muscovite, Quartz and Cronstedite from Rocky Mountains USA
Azeztulite – Quartz from Vermont and North Carolina USA
“Azozeo” – Term given to a variety of crystals that have been “super-activated” under an Azeztulite and Phenacite filled pyramid which is sited at the centre of a large labyrinth which is composed of White Azeztulite, Clear Satyaloka Azeztulite, Himalaya Gold Azeztulite, Sanda Rosa Azeztulite and Rosophia.
Azumar – Quartz, Kaolinite and trace minerals from Arizona USA
B
Black Azeztulite – Quartz and Black Calcite from Vermont USA
Black Strongstone – Black Quartz from Mexico
Black Tourmaline Azeztulite – White Azeztulite and Black Tourmaline from USA
Blue Liberite – Feldspar, Iron Oxides, Magnetite, Clinozoisite and Leucozene from Brazil
Boji Stones (that come with a Boji Birth Certificate) – Concretion stones containing Pyrite, Palladium, various minerals and fossils from Colorado USA
C
Circle Stone – Flint from crop circles in England
Cinnazez – Cinnabar in Quartz from New Zealand
Creation Stone Agate – Agate nodules from Agate Creek Australia
Crimson Cuprite – Vivid Crimson Red form of Cuprite from Mexico
D
Deva Quartz – Green phantoms of Celadonite in Quartz
E
Elestial Angel Calcite aka Elestial Calcite or White Moldavite – Calcite from deserts of south western USA
Elestial Selenite – Selenite from Mexico
Empowerite – Petrified Chert from New Zealand
G
Genesis Jasper – Hematite, Magnetite and Jasper from desert areas in the west of USA
Green Angel Dreamstone – Hedenbergite included Quartz from Inner Mongolia
Golden Azeztulite – Gold/Tan/Milky/Quartz from North Carolina USA
Golden Coracalcite – Crystals/coral from Caribbean islands
Guardianite (formally Guardian Stone)- Combination of Aegirine, Analcime Apatite, Biotite, Feldspar, Nepheline, Olivine and Riebeckite/Arfvedsonite from Oregon USA
H
Healerite – Possible form of Chrysotile from northwestern USA
Healers Gold – Combination of Magnetite and Pyrite from USA
Heartenite – Phyllosilicate mineral containing Magnesium, Iron, Nickel, Manganese, Aluminium, and Zinc
Himalaya Gold Azeztulite – Yellow/Gold Quartz from Himalaya Mountains
Himalaya Red/Gold Azeztulite – Red/Yellow/Gold Quartz from Himalaya Mountains
Himalaya Red/Azeztulite – Red Quartz from Himalaya Mountains
Honey and Cream Azeztulite – Gold/Cream Quartz from New Zealand
I
Inkalite – Quartz with inclusions of Chlorite, Agate or Amethyst from Peru
Illuminite – White Calcite and Black Quartz from Vermont USA
Isis Calcite – White Calcite from Sahara Desert
K
Kaurilite – Semi-fossilized resin from the Kauri trees found in New Zealand
L
Lemurian Aquatine Calcite – Blue/Green Calcite from Argentina
Lemurian Gold Azeztulite – Quartz based stone from a volcanic region of New Zealand
Lemurian Indigo Calcite – Deep Blue Calcite from Argentina
Lemurian Light Crystals – Very clear Lemurian Quartz from Brazil
Lemurian Gold Opal – Yellow/Gold Opal from island in Indian Ocean
Lithium Light – Lepidolite, Quartz and Cronstedite from Colorado USA
M
Magnifier Quartz – Quartz from Madagascar
Mani Stone – Black and White Jasper from Southwestern USA
Master Shamanite – Black Calcite. Carbon Calcite trace minerals and very small Fossils from Rocky Mountains USA
Merkabite Calcite – White Calcite from plains of Kansas USA
Moldau Quartz aka Moldavite Quartz – Quartz from the Moldavite strewn fields in the Czech Republic
Moonlight Agate – Agate from New Zealand
Mystic Merlinite – Feldspar, Quartz and trace minerals from island in Indian Ocean
N
New Zealand Dragon Egg – Schist containing Quartz, Albite Mica and trace minerals from south island of New Zealand
P
Purple Angeline – Combination of Amethyst, Cacoxenite and Smokey Quartz
R
Rathbunite – Type of Jasper
Red Fire Azeztulite – Red Quartz based mineral from New Zealand
Redwood Opal – Opal from Mexico
Revelation Stone – Jasper from New Zealand
Rhodazez aka Pink Azeztulite – Energetic hybrid blend of Quartz and Rhodochrosite from northern Rocky Mountains USA
Rosophia – Feldspar and Quartz from Rocky Mountains USA
S
Sanda Rosa Azeztulite Quartz – Green/Black Mica and Spessartine-Almandine Garnet from North Carolina USA
Sauralite Azeztulite – Quartz from New Zealand
Satyaloka Quartz now known as Satyaloka Azeztulite or Satyaloka Clear Azeztulite – Quartz from the area around the Satya Loka monastery in southern India
Satyaloka Rose Azeztulite – Salmon/Red Quartz from Satya Loka region in southern India
Satyaloka Yellow Azeztulite – Yellow Quartz from Satya Loka region in southern India
Saty Mani Quartz – Quartz from Southern India
Sedona Azeztulite – White Quartz and red, iron rich rock found in Sedona USA
Sedonalite – Concretions from Sedona Arizona, USA
Spiralite – Gemshells Shells and crystals from India
Synergite – Containing Quartz, Amethyst, Smokey Quartz, Cacoxenite, Goethite, Lepidochrosite and Rutile
T
Terralunimite – White Quartz, Black Biotite and Feldspar from northeastern USA
Transmutite – Petrified wood from Nevada USA
Trulite Silica – Quartz based mineral from Southern Africa
V
Victorite – Spinel, Biotite and Quartz from southern India
Violet Flame Opal – White streaked Purple/Violet coloured Opal from Mexico
Vitalite – Combination stone with white Quartz, red Piemontite and black Biotite from New Zealand