• Welcome to The Crystal Tree crystal shop in Ross-on-Wye
  • The Crystal Tree shop exterior in beautiful Ross-on-Wye Herefordshire
  • Explore our range of crystals, incense and holistic products Ross-on-Wye
  • Interior view of crystal displays and products at The Crystal Tree
  • Handcrafted gemstone jewellery and spiritual gifts at The Crystal Tree
  • Earth's Hidden Treasures Slide

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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1 day ago
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💜 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?
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Stunning 😍 ❤️👏🔥

Beautiful 😍

Wow how much is that?

Fab 💖

3 days ago
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Something we have noticed from behind the counter… 😂

We have drawers absolutely FULL of crystals at The Crystal Tree.

We’ve put signs on them telling people they’re welcome to look inside.

And yet, hardly anyone opens them! 😂

Perhaps people think they’re just storage drawers, or maybe they’re being too polite to investigate.

So, here’s your official invitation…

OPEN THE DRAWERS! 😁

There’s a whole lot more to discover than what’s on display.

And don’t worry, we really do mean it when we say browsing is encouraged and buying is entirely optional. 💜
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I always go through the drawers 😂 The girls found their dragon eggs in them! 🥳 xx

Random question for you sell witches knots?

I’m coming in Friday so will have a peek 😊

I will be in rummaging through your draws this weekend don't worry, birthday girl with spending money xxx

Maybe the new signs will help 😝

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5 days ago
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🌳 Well, I Never Knew That!

Did you know that some ancient plants grew wood in TWO directions?

Around 200 million years ago, an extraordinary plant called Rhexoxylon was growing in the prehistoric landscape.

It belonged to an extinct group of seed-bearing plants often called *seed ferns*. Despite their name, they weren't true ferns.

Unlike the trees we're familiar with today, Rhexoxylon developed woody tissue both outwards and inwards, creating an unusual internal structure.

The beautiful fossil pictured here is a piece of Rhexoxylon, believed to have originated from Madagascar.

Just imagine… something that was once part of a living plant, preserved for around 200 million years, now sitting on a shelf at The Crystal Tree!

Millions of years in the making. 🌍

🌳 Coming soon to Earth's Hidden Treasures Journal…

We're going to explore the fascinating world of fossilised wood. How does a living tree become stone? What can these ancient fossils tell us about Earth's lost forests? And what other extraordinary plants once grew on our planet?

There's a much bigger story waiting to be told!
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Beautiful

Stunning! X

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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.