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  Quartz

  A very common and versatile mineral, quartz comes in many varieties, including amethyst (purple), citrine (yellow/orange), rose quartz (pink), smoky quartz (brown/black), and clear quartz.
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  Agate

  Known for its banded or patterned appearance, agate is a form of chalcedony that exhibits a wide range of colors and patterns.
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  Amethyst

  A striking purple variety of quartz, amethyst is prized for its vibrant hue and can often contain natural inclusions.
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  Aquamarine

  A light blue-green variety of beryl, similar to emeralds, often cut in the same manner.
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  Garnet

  Most commonly found in deep red, garnets can also be found in rarer green and blue forms.
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  Jade

  Traditionally valued in East Asia, jade comes in various colors, including green, red, purple, and the most valuable white.
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  Lapis Lazuli

  An opaque indigo-colored rock composed primarily of lazurite, with golden pyrite and white calcite speckles.
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  Peridot

  A bright, light green gemstone, the gem-quality variant of the mineral olivine.
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  Tourmaline

  Known for its incredible variety of colors, often with combinations and banding.
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  Turquoise

  Recognized by its unique opaque blue-green color.
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  Moonstone

  Typically a misty blue-gray color, moonstone exhibits a shifting, billowy effect when light passes through it.