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Sparkle Style® presents

The Crystalverse

Earth · Discovery · Energy · Art

Extraordinary stones. Uncommon stories.

An exploration of minerals, crystals and gemstones through gemology, firsthand adventures, original photography, and the art of crystal connection.


Cover story In the Field

Chasing Sapphires: An Australian Gemfields Adventure

An adventure through Queensland's Gemfields, from underground mines to independent fossicking.

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Editor's note

Every stone here has a story, whether I dug it up myself, found it at a gem show or picked it up in a little shop along the way. The Crystalverse brings together my adventures, my collection and my photography, from the science of minerals and crystals to the art of connecting with them.

✦ Brittain Cooper, Crystalogist and founder of Sparkle Style®

Meet Brit

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Brittain sieving gem gravel in the Australian outback

In the Field

Gem-hunting adventures, travel journals, original field photography and discoveries.

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Smoky Quartz Crystal Cluster Sparkle Style®

The Cabinet

Extraordinary specimens from my private mineral collection, their origins, characteristics and personal stories.

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A rainbow crystal layout prepared for a Crystal Resonance Session

The Experience

Crystal practices, symbolism, reflection, meditation and the personal perspective behind Crystal Resonance Sessions.

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Exquisite yellow sulfur crystal with vibrant color and natural crystal habit. A striking mineral specimen known for its radiant energy and cleansing properties. Also referred as Burning Brimstone Sparkle Style Co. Formed from volcanic activity and burns blue

Inside the Cabinet

Sulfur

Classification
Native element
Notable characteristics
Bright yellow crystals. Sulfur burns with a blue flame, which is how it earned its old name, brimstone, or "burning stone."
How I found it
Tucson gem show

One of my all-time favorites. I found this brilliant yellow specimen at the Tucson gem show many years ago, and it inspired my sulfur crystal leggings. At Hell's Gate geothermal reserve in New Zealand, I got to see sulfur forming naturally around the steaming vents.

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All photography by Brittain Cooper.