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- All You Need to Know About Scottish Fossils
Bivalve fossils are by far our most common find, although lots are mixed, you probably have one of these Some of our locations include old quarries and reservoirs. After all, they’ve hung around a few million years, what’s a few more spent chilling on our website? You can buy fossils for sale here in our shop, or you can go out and collect for yourself. You can find the Stone Circle's Guide to Hand Polishing on our website or in our Etsy shop.
- Everything you need to know about Scottish Quartz
just a version of quartz, as is Jasper… the only thing we collect that doesn’t have a quartz base, are our hagstones, pink calcite, and our rock samples. We find most of our drusy in the Dumfries and Galloway region. Cairngorm Quartz crystals are our favourite. They are native to Scotland. All the more reason to bookmark our page.
- Is Quartz a Healing Crystal?
While I wonder deep down if the Reiki is responsible for the great energy folks say our crystals have the most trusted providers of modern metaphysical/occult information and ask them which properties our It’s special stuff that you can learn about in our blog or buy from our Etsy Shop , instead.
- Rockhounding in Winter: A Bad Idea?
This is not our image but we don't know who created it so we can't contribute credit. One of our last 2021 trips was up in the mountains, the final trip there for the winter. Again, not our image but not so far removed from the truth. You can check out our shop for some of our spectacular Scottish crystal finds.
- An Important Summer 2025 Update from TSC
Times are a’ changing, and so will our crystal, rock, and mineral products list! We are not out to bluff, we do not want to work with wholesalers, and we are sticking to our values tooth ethos), crystal finders all over the UK are turning their attention to their finds and wondering how Are we destroying our own habitat? Are we encouraging other people to go at things with hammers? Ethical collection will remain at the core of our values.
- Gold Panning Paydirt at Home: Ideal for Beginners
Here are our top picks and user reviewed products. 1 – Goldwise UK This is a company we know personally The founder of Goldwise Paydirt supplies Scottish gold inside paydirt which has come from the rivers One of our TikTok followers recommended them as their usual source of paydirt. The gold is found in Georgia and they even throw in a glass vial.
- When are the Last Postage Days for Christmas 2025?
A selection of Scottish Rocks in our very own Scottish gift box ... a Selection Box, if you will... The Stone Circle have tried many different postal services in our existence. 2025 are for packages sent by us, to you, through the Royal Mail – a service we can at least claim our If you buy crystals for a Christmas gift and choose the super-fast option we have available in our Etsy We used to send International Economy until a certain US-based post system started running over our parcels
- The Stone Circle Rock Tumbling Instructions
If you don’t have rough rocks to tumble, then you can suffer through this quick plug of our own products Browse our rough rocks by page here or invest in 500g Scottish smoky quartz or 500g of Scottish Jasper We also sell a lapidary mix which is a combination of all of our Scottish rocks . Changing your Rock Tumbler Barrel Obviously if we just left our rock tumblers running to keep tumbling feel free to ask us in the comments and we will do our best to get good answers for you.
- Getting to Know your Amethyst Crystal
buying amethyst from China or Brazil, you can pick up some much rarer Scottish amethyst right here in our We find or buy our Scottish amethyst from collectors and locations all over the country. The yellow parts in our amethyst are limonite staining. Amethyst is found all over the world. Amethyst FAQs We keep getting asked about our fantastic Scottish Amethyst crystals. Of course, our amethyst is all natural, here at the Stone Circle.
- Rock Hunting in Scotland: Where to go Rockhounding for Scottish Gems and Minerals
obligation to click them.> Here at The Stone Circle, we spend much of our time in the great outdoors, been picked up off the ground by Scottish rock hunters and collectors, polished on sandpaper or in our rock tumblers, and ends up in our online crystal shop. We keep our collecting to a minimum and spread throughout different locations. You will find limited, one time products on our pages, added as we clean them up.
- January 2024 at The Stone Circle
It’s Katriona again with a January 2024 update on what’s happening in our rocky world. Our wheelie bin took off down the street and we have a flattened fence – but we are still doing our rocky The intention was only ever to sell a few of the coolest rocks we found. featuring our fantastic rocks. We also aim to grow our blog with details of all the crystals we collect.
- The Best Crystal Advent Calendars to Buy for Christmas, 2025 (UK)
We did our annual research to discover the best crystal advent calendars for Christmas 2025. Favourite Choice: National Geographic 2025 Gemstone Advent Calendar It is likely no surprise at all to our However, this coming December, Amazon’s top choice of crystal advent doesn’t match our own. Shop for our Favourite Witchy Advent Calendar with Crystals in it. Our favourite witchy advent calendar!












