Lithorium is more than just a rock shop.
Our goal is to bring rocks off of the screen and into the real world.
Clear quartz turns smoky when it spends a few million years next to faintly radioactive rock. The radiation jostles electrons around tiny aluminum impurities, and the crystal darkens from the inside out. This one came up brown as strong tea, points still sharp.
It started with one classroom and a chunk of basalt that would not stop generating questions. That turned into a shop, and the shop has a bigger plan behind it: buy a rock, fund a free festival. That is the whole model, and we are stubborn about it.
Build a boxwith the photographed catalogue
Arrange real catalogue photographs, change the lining, name the collection, and save a build sheet.
02Combine hardness, streak, luster, cleavage, and specific gravity instead of trusting color alone.
03Explore a bright alien field, mine seed shards, grow impossible crystals, and curate a pocket museum.
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