The Crystal Tree - Discover Earth’s Hidden Treasures
Welcome to The Crystal Tree, an independent crystal and gift shop based in the beautiful market town of Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire.
Since 2009, we've been carefully hand-picking crystals, minerals, fossils and unique gifts, choosing every piece for its natural beauty, fascinating geology and individual character.
Whether you're visiting our shop, browsing online or simply curious about the remarkable treasures our planet has created, we hope you'll enjoy discovering the stories hidden within every crystal.
At The Crystal Tree, we believe every crystal is one of Earth's Hidden Treasures – shaped over millions of years and carrying a remarkable story of our planet.
Through carefully chosen crystals, minerals and fossils, we hope to inspire awe and appreciation for the natural world, sharing knowledge with honesty, curiosity and wonder while welcoming everyone, wherever they are on their own journey.
Beneath our feet lies a remarkable story.
Over millions of years, heat, pressure and time have shaped extraordinary natural treasures. Every crystal, mineral and fossil is a fragment of that story, created by the Earth and waiting to be discovered.
Curious about the crystals, minerals and gemstones you discover in our shop?
Explore our ever-growing A–Z Crystal Library and uncover fascinating facts about their geology, formation and the remarkable stories hidden within Earth's natural treasures.
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Disclaimer
Disclaimer
Crystals are offered as decorative and collectible items. Any personal meaning, reflection, or enjoyment associated with them is subjective and individual. We do not claim that crystals have medical or therapeutic effects. Nothing on this website is intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.















Who would have thought that something so delicate could have its origins in ancient volcanic activity?
This fascinating specimen from India contains two very different minerals: Okenite and Calcite.
Millions of years ago, as volcanic lava cooled, gas bubbles left behind cavities in the rock. Over time, mineral-rich water found its way into these spaces, allowing different minerals to crystallise.
The white, fluffy-looking Okenite extends right through the translucent Calcite, emerging at both ends.
As minerals grow in these volcanic cavities, later stages of crystallisation can preserve earlier formations, leaving us with remarkable combinations like this one.
What I love about specimens like this is that we’re looking at more than just two minerals. We’re seeing clues to the geological processes that brought them together.
A little piece of Earth’s history, preserved in crystal. 💜 ... See MoreSee Less
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There is a grass nicknamed bunny tails. Looks like it is captured in the crystal
That is beautiful.
Thats absolutely gorgeous! X
Behind the Counter 💚
I’ve been busy making bracelets from some lovely new gemstone beads that arrived recently.
These are Canadian Jade, made from two different strands, and just look at the colour of that darker green! 😍
I now choose natural, untreated gemstone beads wherever possible, so I have a little more control over the quality of the bracelets we make.
Of course, quality control doesn’t always extend to my ability to count. 😂
Somehow, I managed to add some extra beads to one bracelet, so we’ve ended up with a slightly larger one!
Never mind. Someone with a bigger wrist will be pleased! 😁 ... See MoreSee Less
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Tracy why is there no sound
💜 From Our Shelves
How much of a carving's beauty comes from the artist, and how much was already there in the stone?
This lovely Divine Feminine figure is one of those pieces that really deserves a closer look. The beautiful greens and purples, the natural patterns and even that little cavity you can see in the video were all part of the stone before the carver began.
But it took someone's skill and imagination to transform that piece of Fluorite into the figure you see today.
I think that's what makes mineral carvings so interesting. They're a collaboration between nature and human craftsmanship.
Nature provided the colours. The artist brought the figure to life. 💜
Have a look at the video and see what you think? ... See MoreSee Less
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🙌❤️🙌
Stunning 😍 ❤️👏🔥
Beautiful 😍
Wow how much is that?
Fab 💖
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