A handful of raw amethyst catches the late light on the windowsill and the whole corner settles into something calmer.

These are natural crystal stones in their raw, unpolished state, broken into rough chunks that still carry the facets and cloudy veins of the mineral they came from. No tumbling, no glossy coating, no two pieces alike. You tip a bag into a shallow dish or a glass jar and the colour does the work, from the deep purple of amethyst to the banded brown of tiger eye and the milky clarity of white quartz.

Each type is sold loose by weight, one hundred grams to a bag, so you can mix a bowl of green fluorite and clear quartz for a shelf or keep a single stone type for a reading nook. The rough surface is exactly what makes them useful as fragrance stones too: a few drops of essential oil sink into the open texture and release scent slowly through the room.

Key Benefits

• Raw natural finish Each stone is left rough and unpolished, so the veins, facets and colour shifts of the real mineral stay visible.
• Nineteen stone types Choose from amethyst, obsidian, tiger eye, red jasper, green fluorite, blue aventurine, tree agate, clear quartz and more.
• Doubles as a fragrance stone The porous surface holds a few drops of essential oil and carries the scent gently into the room.
• Loose by the hundred grams Sold in one hundred gram bags so you can fill a dish, a vase or a small tray to the depth you want.
• Three size ranges Pick chunks from one to two, two to three, or three to five centimetres to suit the container.

Best for: shelf and tabletop displays, glass vases and dishes, terrariums, craft and jewellery making, and a quiet aromatherapy corner at home.

Why It Works

Because the stones are broken rather than tumbled, every face is a fresh cross section of the mineral, catching light at a different angle instead of the uniform shine of a polished bead. That raw texture also gives essential oil somewhere to settle, which a smooth stone cannot do, so the same bowl works as decoration and as a slow scent diffuser.

Quick Product Facts: Material: natural raw crystal stones; Finish: unpolished, broken chunks; Types: nineteen including amethyst, obsidian, tiger eye, red jasper, green fluorite, blue aventurine, zebra stone, clear quartz; Sizes: 1-2 cm, 2-3 cm, 3-5 cm; Weight: 100 g per bag; Packaging: individual sealed bag.

How It Fits Your Routine

Set a dish of stones on the console by the door or the corner of a desk where the light lands, and the raw colour reads as a small, grounded accent without asking for a plug or a shelf bracket. Swap types with the season, deep purple in winter, clear quartz and green in spring.

For a scented corner, spread the larger three to five centimetre pieces in an open bowl and add a few drops of your favourite essential oil across them. Top up the oil every few days as the fragrance fades, and stir the stones so the fresh surfaces carry it.

When a bowl looks dusty, rinse the stones under cool water and let them dry on a cloth. The natural surface takes water without dulling, and a rinse also clears old oil before you switch to a new scent.

FAQ

Are the stones polished or raw? Raw. They are natural broken chunks with no tumbling or coating, so surfaces and colours vary from piece to piece.

How much do I get? Each option is one hundred grams of loose stones, in the size range and stone type you select.

How do I use them for fragrance? Place a few drops of essential oil onto the stones in an open dish. The rough surface holds the oil and releases the scent as it evaporates.

Will the colour and shape match the photo exactly? Close, but each stone is natural, so size, veining and edges differ slightly from the images.