50 Different Tumbled Stones
A colorful collection of semi-precious gemstones from around the world!

This collection includes fifty tumble-polished semi-precious gemstones from numerous countries and five different continents. Each specimen is a brightly polished example that is representative of that gemstone. Specimens range in size from 5/8 inch to 1 1/2 inches across. The collection that you will receive will contain fifty different stone varieties. For a list of the stones that you will receive, please see the list below.
Warning! Polished stones can be a choking hazard for small children. |
50 Tumbled Stones from Around the World
Stones Range: Approximately 5/8" to 1 1/2" (16-38 mm) Size Chart
If you like gemstones, rocks, minerals, geography, or beautiful natural objects, then this is a collection for you!
We have hand-selected fifty different tumble-polished semi-precious gemstones that together make a worldwide collection of color. Stones like these are sold in crystal shops for $2 and $3 each.
Your collection will be shipped in a zip-lock bag along with a special identification card that shows the 50 selected varieties of stones and their names. We also include a free drawstring pouch that can be used to store your collection.

Amazonite - Mozambique
Apache Tear - Arizona
Apricot Agate - Botswana
Aquamarine - Angola
Banded Amethyst - Namibia
Banded Carnelian - Botswana
Blue Lace Agate - Namibia
Botswana Agate - Botswana
Brecciated Jasper - South Africa
Carnelian Agate - Botswana
Chrysocolla in Quartz - Namibia
Citrine Quartz - Brazil
Clear Quartz - Madagascar
Colored Moonstone - India
Crazy Lace Agate - Mexico
Fluorite - China
Green Aventurine - Zimbabwe
Green Moss Agate - India
Hematite - Brazil
Kambamba Jasper - Madagascar
Leopard Skin - Mexico
Lilac Amethyst - South Africa
Magnesite - Zimbabwe
Olive Opal - Kenya
Orange Quartz - India
Apache Tear - Arizona
Apricot Agate - Botswana
Aquamarine - Angola
Banded Amethyst - Namibia
Banded Carnelian - Botswana
Blue Lace Agate - Namibia
Botswana Agate - Botswana
Brecciated Jasper - South Africa
Carnelian Agate - Botswana
Chrysocolla in Quartz - Namibia
Citrine Quartz - Brazil
Clear Quartz - Madagascar
Colored Moonstone - India
Crazy Lace Agate - Mexico
Fluorite - China
Green Aventurine - Zimbabwe
Green Moss Agate - India
Hematite - Brazil
Kambamba Jasper - Madagascar
Leopard Skin - Mexico
Lilac Amethyst - South Africa
Magnesite - Zimbabwe
Olive Opal - Kenya
Orange Quartz - India
Petrified Wood - Arizona
Picasso Stone - Utah
Picture Jasper - Namibia
Pink Aventurine - Canada
Pink Botswana Agate - Botswana
Prehnite - South Africa
Rainforest Rhyolite - Australia
Raspberry Rhodonite - Madagascar
Red Jasper - South Africa
Rose Quartz - Namibia
Serpentine - Various Countries
Snowflake Obsidian - United States
Sodalite - Various Countries
Sunstone - India
Tiger's-Eye (Blue) - South Africa
Tiger's-Eye (Gold) - South Africa
Tiger's-Eye (Red) - South Africa
Tree Agate - Botswana
Turritella Agate - Utah
Unakite - South Africa
White Moonstone - India
White Quartz - Various Countries
Yellow Jasper - South Africa
Yellow Quartz - India
Zebra Marble - United States
Picasso Stone - Utah
Picture Jasper - Namibia
Pink Aventurine - Canada
Pink Botswana Agate - Botswana
Prehnite - South Africa
Rainforest Rhyolite - Australia
Raspberry Rhodonite - Madagascar
Red Jasper - South Africa
Rose Quartz - Namibia
Serpentine - Various Countries
Snowflake Obsidian - United States
Sodalite - Various Countries
Sunstone - India
Tiger's-Eye (Blue) - South Africa
Tiger's-Eye (Gold) - South Africa
Tiger's-Eye (Red) - South Africa
Tree Agate - Botswana
Turritella Agate - Utah
Unakite - South Africa
White Moonstone - India
White Quartz - Various Countries
Yellow Jasper - South Africa
Yellow Quartz - India
Zebra Marble - United States

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Treasure Bags! These velour pouches are perfect for storing your stones or presenting them as gifts. Kids love keeping their treasure in a soft drawstring bag. |
Note: We regret that we are unable to customize the collections or make substitutions.
This is a great collection for anyone who collects or has an interest in gemstones, rocks, minerals, geography, or art. Display them on a shelf in a clear jar, on a table in a wooden bowl, mounted in a frame, or scattered on a placemat. You will be surprised at how many people notice them and want to know more about them. Many people use them to make colorful jewelry items.
A fun collection for students, adults, or anyone who likes colorful gems.
RockTumbler.com Authors
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Hobart M. King has decades of rock tumbling experience and writes most of the articles on RockTumbler.com. He has a PhD in geology and is a GIA graduate gemologist. He also writes the articles about rocks, minerals and gems on Geology.com. |