84 crystals
Pink & Rose Crystals
What Makes Minerals Pink & Rose?
Pink is a diluted red in most minerals - lower concentrations of the same chromophores that produce red. In rose quartz, the pink comes from microscopic dumortierite fibers. Manganese produces pink in rhodonite, rhodochrosite, kunzite, and morganite. Rubellite (pink tourmaline) gets its color from manganese or sometimes from lithium-related color centers. Pink is relatively rare in gem-quality minerals, which is why pink sapphires, pink diamonds, and fine morganite command significant premiums.

Analcime
The Zeolite Cube Crystal

Apophyllite
The Light Keeper

Aventurine
The Stone of Opportunity

Bi-Color Tourmaline
Elbaite Tourmaline with Two Distinct Color Zones

Botswana Agate
The Sunset Stone

Calcite
The Shapeshifter

Chalcedony
The Mother of Agates

Cobaltocalcite
The Pink Crystal Bloom

Coral
The Garden of the Sea

Danburite
The Angel's Stone

Diamond
The Invincible

Diaspore
The Color-Change Gem

Dolomite
The Stabilizer

Elbaite
The Rainbow Tourmaline

Erythrite
The Cobalt Bloom

Eudialyte
The Dragon's Blood Stone

Flower Agate
The Blooming Stone

Fluorapatite
The Gemstone in Your Teeth

Gold
The Eternal Metal

Granite
The Backbone of Continents

Grossular Garnet
The Rainbow Garnet

Gypsum
The Crystal Cave Builder

Hackmanite
The Color-Changing Sodalite

Heulandite
The Coffin-Shaped Zeolite

Imperial Topaz
The Crown Jewel of Topaz

Kunzite
The Evening Stone

Lemurian Quartz
The Seed Crystal

Leopardskin Jasper
The Spotted Totem Stone

Lepidolite
The Peace Stone

Lithium Quartz
The Balancing Crystal

Llanite
The Blue-Quartz Rhyolite of the Llano Uplift

Mangano Calcite
The Pink Stone of Compassion

Marble
The Sculptor's Canvas

Moonstone
The Traveler's Stone

Morganite
The Divine Love Stone

Muscovite
The Silver Mica

Natrolite
The Needle Stone

Ocean Jasper
The Orbicular Stone

Orange Calcite
The Liquid Sunshine

Orthoclase
The Foundation Feldspar

Padparadscha
The Lotus-Blossom Sapphire

Peach Moonstone
The Warm Glow of Adularescence

Pearl
The Gem of the Sea

Peruvian Opal
Andean Common Opal of the Copper Belt

Phenakite
The Deceiver's Crystal

Pink Amethyst
The Patagonian Rose

Pink Halite
Rose Rock Salt from Hypersaline Lakes

Pink Opal
The Stone of Gentle Love

Pink Sapphire
Chromium's Softer Signature

Pink Tourmaline
The Manganese Elbaite

Quartzite
The Indestructible Sandstone

Red Beryl
The Scarlet Emerald

Rhodochrosite
The Rose of the Incas

Rhodolite Garnet
The Rose Garnet

Rhodonite
The Rescue Stone

Rose Quartz
The Stone of Unconditional Love

Rubellite
The Red Tourmaline Royalty

Ruby
The King of Gems

Sapphire
The Gem of the Heavens

Satin Spar
The Silken Glow

Scapolite
The Shaft Stone

Scolecite
The Stone of Inner Peace

Selenite
The Liquid Light

Serandite
Rare Sodium Manganese Calcium Silicate

Smithsonite
The Pastel Zinc Carbonate

Spinel
The Great Impostor

Spodumene
The Lithium Giant

Star Rose Quartz
The Star of the Heart

Star Ruby
The Asterism Corundum

Star Sapphire
The Celestial Star Stone

Stichtite
Purple Fire in Serpentine

Stilbite
The Dream Stone

Strawberry Calcite
The Blushing Calcite

Strawberry Quartz
The Stone of Universal Love

Sugilite
The Healer's Stone of the Violet Ray

Sunstone
The Stone of Light

Taaffeite
The Gem Found in a Jeweler's Box

Thulite
Norway's Pink Zoisite

Topaz
The Stone of Clarity

Tourmaline
The Rainbow Stone

Tugtupite
The Reindeer Stone

Unakite
The Stone of Vision

Watermelon Tourmaline
The Dual Heart Stone

Zoisite
The Tanzanite Parent Mineral