multiple gemstone keys lined up next to each other to show the differences in the stones
key in hand for size reference
close up of the carving details in the gemstone keys
gemstone keys next to a quarter for size reference
side view of the gemstone keys showing the thickness
multiple green quartz, hematoid quartz and blue quartz keys showing the differences in the gems
multiple rose quartz, crystal quartz and amethyst key gems showing the differences
multiple smokey quartz, amazonite and sodalite gemstone keys showing the differences
multiple golden healer, green and white quartz, and rhyolite gemstone keys showing the differences in the gemstones
multiple gemstone keys lined up next to each other to show the differences in the stones
key in hand for size reference
close up of the carving details in the gemstone keys
gemstone keys next to a quarter for size reference
side view of the gemstone keys showing the thickness
multiple green quartz, hematoid quartz and blue quartz keys showing the differences in the gems
multiple rose quartz, crystal quartz and amethyst key gems showing the differences
multiple smokey quartz, amazonite and sodalite gemstone keys showing the differences
multiple golden healer, green and white quartz, and rhyolite gemstone keys showing the differences in the gemstones

Crystal Gemstone Key Cabochons - Carved Crystal Key in Rose Quartz, Amethyst, Smoky Quartz & More

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Carved one at a time into the shape of an old-fashioned key, these gemstone keys are charming keepsakes and craft pieces. Each measures about 26 by 46 millimeters to 25 by 52 millimeters, 7 to 10 millimeters thick, and weighs around 15 grams.

Keys are a classic symbol of new beginnings, which makes one a thoughtful gift for a new home, graduation, 18th or 21st birthday, or new job. Choose from twelve stones and use it on a desk, in a shadow box, as a wedding favor or in a wire-wrapped pendant. A set in several stones also makes an eye-catching display.

About the Stones

Most options are forms of quartz with a Mohs hardness of 7, including rose, smoky, blue, green and golden quartz, which gets its yellow coating from iron minerals, and hematoid quartz, which contains red iron oxide. Amazonite is a blue-green feldspar, sodalite a royal blue mineral, and rhyolite a volcanic rock.

Stone Meaning: Keys are traditionally associated with new beginnings, and each stone carries its own traditional meaning, such as love for rose quartz and clarity for amethyst.

Stone Options

  • Green Quartz
  • Hematoid Quartz
  • Blue Quartz
  • Rose Quartz
  • Crystal Quartz
  • Amethyst
  • Smoky Quartz
  • Amazonite
  • Sodalite
  • Golden Quartz
  • Green and White Quartz
  • Rhyolite

Additional Details

  • You receive 1 crystal key in your chosen stone.
  • Approximate size: 26x46mm to 25x52mm; 7-10mm thick; about 15g.
  • Stock photo. Color and pattern vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I wear it? Wire wrap it or add a glue-on bail to turn it into a pendant.

What is golden quartz? Quartz with a natural yellow to golden iron mineral coating or inclusion.

Is it a good gift? Yes, keys are a popular gift for new homes, graduations and milestone birthdays.

Disclaimer: Please consult a healthcare professional for any medical advice. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition.

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