“A Garden Planet” Tembaga Moss in Botryoidal Chalcedony Sphere B Freeforms The contrast between silky chalcedony

The contrast between silky chalcedony and glassy crystal faces makes each specimen a naturally elegant composition

3cm thickness

Their striking volcanic patterns inspire patience

Euci Quartz

Amethyst from the Goboboseb Mountains is highly regarded for its rich colour saturation

“A Garden Planet” Tembaga Moss in Botryoidal Chalcedony Sphere B Freeforms The contrast between silky chalcedonyA new find from March 2026. Named by the founders of Priestess Crystals after the Indonesian word tembaga, meaning copper, Tembaga Moss is distinguished by its rich earthy coloured dendritic inclusions suspended within chalcedony. The striking contrast between translucent botryoidal silica and branching mineral formations creates miniature natural landscapes, making every specimen entirely unique and highly prized by collectors who appreciate locality