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The Stoneage flagship at Mall of Georgia: a mounted dinosaur skeleton on the left, two person-height geode wings of golden crystal on the right, and a hand-painted starfield dome with a gold star lantern above the round timber counter

Crystal and spiritual supply storesGeorgia and North Carolina

Come for the geology. Come for the ritual.

We choose every piece ourselves, from the incense by the register to the geodes that take two people to move. Nothing's behind glass. Nobody's going to hurry you out.

Mall of Georgia · Flagship

3333 Buford Dr, Suite 1037, Buford, GA 30519(678) 294-3004Hours & directions

Leasing a space, selling to us, shooting here, or looking for work? Every desk is here.

The stores, and what's in them.
Years trading
7
Average Google rating
4.8
1,168 reviews across every store
A hand holding a raw quartz point against a still lake and open sky

People have carried these stones for meaning for five thousand years. We weigh them, name them, and tell you where they came from.

The Catalog

One shop, five ways in.

Tell us what you came for. The store answers by intention, by zodiac sign, by birthstone month, by chakra, and by phase of the moon.

A still life against a large smoky quartz cluster: a lit pillar candle, a green enamelled singing bowl, a leather-bound journal, a bundle of white sage, a white selenite wand and three pale blue-white tumbled pieces on dark timber
  • By intention
  • By zodiac
  • By birthstone
  • By chakra
  • By moon phase

The ladder runs from a 99 cent stick of incense to a cathedral geode that takes two people to move. We chose every rung in between.

At the top sits the Collector's Vault: one-of-one pieces that get names instead of numbers. Obsidian Throne. Sunshard. Starveil. Moonwell. Each photographed, named, and sold exactly once.

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A polished obsidian point on warm timber against black, its faces breaking to a glassy edge

Obsidian

Kept at thresholds since the Stone Age as a guardian of doorways and edges.

Formed: lava quenched to glass at the surface. Mined: gathered in daylight, where it fell.

A block of selenite standing on moss, its fibres running the length of the stone, a timber post behind it

Selenite

Named for Selene, goddess of the moon; long placed at doors and windowsills to keep a room feeling clear.

Formed: gypsum crystals grown in shallow seas that dried in the sun. Mined: at the surface, in old lakebeds and caves near daylight.

A polished malachite dome resting on black silk, banded in concentric rings of light and dark green

Malachite

Long tied to protection; medieval mothers pinned it to cradles, and travelers carried it against misfortune.

Formed: rainwater meeting copper ore, painting the stone green ring by ring. Mined: in the weathered skin of copper country, within the first hundred meters.

A polished fluorite point standing on timber against black, banded in purple, green and clear

Fluorite

Long called the genius stone, kept on desks and workbenches where focus matters.

Formed: grown in glowing colors from hot mineral water moving through rock seams. Mined: from veins in limestone country, shallow to a few hundred meters down.

Tumbled labradorite filling a cast iron dish, one stone catching the light and flashing blue

Labradorite

The Inuit told of northern lights caught and held in stone.

Formed: feldspar cooled slowly in deep magma, flashing blue only at certain angles. Mined: on the Labrador coast and in Madagascar, at and near the surface.

A single polished amethyst on warm timber against black, violet at the top fading to clear at the base

Amethyst

The Greeks believed it kept the mind clear; long worn for calm and steady intuition.

Formed: quartz grown slowly inside gas hollows of ancient basalt, about 134 million years ago. Mined: shallow hillside tunnels in southern Brazil, close to daylight.

A heat-treated citrine cluster raised on a small black stand, burnt orange points above a pale milky base

Citrine

Kept in the till by shopkeepers for generations; long called the merchant's stone.

Formed: most citrine begins as amethyst, gently ovened golden, and we label ours honestly. Mined: from the same Brazilian hollows as its purple sister.

How to tell real from fake

How amethyst actually forms

Our Stores

There may be one closer than you think.

Every store's within a day's drive of the others. That's how we keep one standard across all of them.

BufordKennesawWinston-SalemConcordFayettevilleJacksonvilleAltamonte Springs

The People

The stores, and the people who run them.

Science on one side, intention on the other. That pairing is the whole idea here, and it's why a believer and a skeptic get the same welcome.

  • Gokhan Yavuz

    Founder & Chief Executive

    Carnelian

  • Kaan Sakar

    Partner & Chief Financial Officer

    Amethyst

  • Adam Petrey

    Head of E-Commerce & Fulfillment

    Ruby in Zoisite

  • Ahmet Gorucu

    Operations Manager & Head of Buying

    Tiger's Eye and Black Tourmaline

  • Kirk Strickland

    Asst. Regional Manager & Director of Event Operations

    Green Goldstone

  • Allie Trudel

    Regional Operations Manager

    Kyanite and Malachite

  • Anjellica Nokes

    Digital Marketing Manager

    Tiger's Eye

  • Laura Rincon

    Graphic Designer & Social Media Manager

    Rose Quartz

Meet the people