Crystal & ritual-object shop
Plain labels
on pretty rocks.
Crystals, tumbled stones and small ritual objects, listed the way a jeweller lays out a tray: what it is, what it costs, how many are left.
The promise we do not make
What you will not find is a promise. No stone here treats, cures, relieves or heals anything, and nothing on this site will tell you otherwise.
Lucky's Charms sells crystals and small ritual objects. That is the whole of what this shop claims to be.
In the tray now
What is in the shop right now
Straight from the catalogue: the stone, the label it is filed under, how many are left, and the price that row carries.
Buying directly from this table is not built yet — there is no cart on this site. The condition report says what else is and is not working.
The tray is empty.
No stones are listed for sale yet. When the catalogue has rows, they appear here.
How to read a card
Every column, explained
- Specimen
- The name the catalogue gives the piece, and its category where one is recorded.
- Stone
- The mineral, as tagged in the catalogue. Origin, treatment, size and weight are not recorded per stone yet, so no row claims them.
- Filed under
- A traditional intention used as a filing label. It describes a habit of naming, not an effect.
- In tray
- The count the catalogue holds. Where it keeps no count, the column says so.
- Price
- The figure on the catalogue row. Nothing is added here.
House rule
How we talk about stones
We describe stones by their traditions and by how people use them in ritual. We do not claim that any stone treats, cures or heals anything.
That is why a listing here gives you a mineral, a filing label and a price instead of a benefit. Words like heal, cure, treat, relieve, detox and immune are not used about a stone anywhere on this site.
If you find a line here that reads like a medical claim, tell us and it comes down.
Report a lineFiled under
Ten words the tray is sorted by
Shopkeepers and collectors have sorted stones by intention for a long time. These are those words, used as filing labels. Two you will not find: health and healing — a stone is not medicine and this shop will not file it as though it were.
The set finder
Four questions, one suggested set
Answer four questions and a generative model reads them and proposes a set of stones with a name and a reason. The model call is real — it runs on our server, per request.
- What it does
- Takes your four answers and returns one named set, the stones in it, and a sentence about why it chose them.
- Where the price comes from
- The model returns the figure itself. It is not a catalogue price, and pricing a set from the catalogue is not built yet. The figure is signed on our server so it cannot be edited between the page and the payment.
- Payment
- Handled by Stripe, in US dollars. Card details never reach this site.
Condition report
The state of the shop
A jeweller's card records what is missing as carefully as what is present. So does this one.
- Catalogue
- Live. Every price and count on this site is read from it.
- Buying a stone
- Not built. There is no cart, and no checkout from the catalogue.
- The set finder
- Live, and the set it proposes can be paid for. Its price is the model's figure, not a catalogue price.
- Shipping and returns
- No policy is published yet. Nothing on this site tells you what a delivery costs or how long a return window is, because nothing has been decided and published.
- Provenance
- Origin, treatment, dimensions and weight are not recorded per stone yet. When the catalogue holds them, the tray will show them.
- Reviews
- None are published. There is no rating, no average and no quoted customer anywhere on this site.
- Collections
- Not built as data. The page says so rather than showing bundles that do not exist.