
Minerals & Stones
Choose your stones and minerals according to the variety, shape, and purpose you are looking for. Aeternum brings together tumbled stones, raw minerals, points, spheres, pebbles, bracelets, pendulums, and altar pieces in a catalogue featuring several hundred items.
If you already know the name of the stone, visit Stones by Variety to find Obsidian, Tourmaline, Rock Crystal, Carnelian, Labradorite, Amethyst, Citrine, Pyrite, and the other families. If you prefer to choose by appearance, use Stones by Color.
Shape matters just as much as variety. A tumbled stone is easy to carry, a point structures a composition, a sphere becomes a central piece on the altar, and a raw stone places greater emphasis on the mineral itself.
To explore the history, correspondences, and traditional uses in greater depth, the Aeternum Mineral Grimoire makes it possible to move from the catalogue to studying each stone.
Stones & minerals: first choose the variety or shape.
More than 500 items make up the Aeternum mineral section. To avoid getting lost, start either with the name of the stone - Obsidian, Tourmaline, Rock Crystal, Carnelian - or with the shape you are looking for: tumbled, raw, point, sphere, bracelet or pendulum.
The Mineral Grimoire remains separate from the catalog: it helps you understand the history and correspondences, while this page is for choosing and purchasing the piece.
To refine your choice
Stones by variety All stones Stones by color Obsidian Mineral Grimoire
Do you know the name of the stone?
Go to Stones by Variety to find Obsidian, Tourmaline, Quartz, Carnelian, Labradorite, Citrine, Pyrite, and other families directly.
This is the quickest way when you already know what you’re looking for.
Are you looking for a specific shape?
Tumbled stone, raw stone, point, sphere, pebble, bracelet, or pendulum: the shape changes how the mineral is worn, stored, or placed.
Always compare the dimensions and the reference photo before ordering.
Choose by color to compare families
Black, red, yellow, green, blue, or transparent: color makes it possible to quickly distinguish several varieties.
Black stones include Obsidian, Black Tourmaline, and Onyx.
Study the stone before purchasing
The Aeternum Mineral Grimoire presents the stones separately from the catalog. Use it to read, then return to the collection to choose the shape, size, and piece.
Frequently asked questions about stones & minerals
Variety, shape, dimensions, and selection: useful answers before ordering.
Which stone should I choose to start with?
Choose a variety that genuinely interests you, then a simple format such as a tumbled stone or a small rough piece. You can then compare larger forms.
What is the difference between a raw stone and a tumbled stone?
The raw stone retains more of its natural shape; the rolled stone has been polished to achieve a smoother, more compact surface.
How do I choose the size?
Check the dimensions listed on the product page and the intended use: pocket, bracelet, pendulum, altar, or collector's item.
What is the difference between a variety and a form?
Obsidian or Carnelian refers to the material; point, tumbled stone, or bracelet refers to the product format.
Where can I read the information about each mineral?
The Mineral Grimoire is dedicated to reading sheets and correspondences.
How are the stones prepared?
Our team prepares the items available from France and protects fragile pieces during transport. The information specific to each stone remains visible on its product page and in the order tracking.
Do the photos show the stone you will receive?
When an item is sold as a single piece, the listing displays the corresponding piece. For mass-produced products, natural variations in color and pattern may differ slightly.
How can I ask a question before purchasing?
Use Contact us with the reference link and the detail to verify: dimensions, weight, variety, finish, or pack contents.





























































