Showing posts with label minerals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minerals. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 15

Dr. Hauschka Treatments at the Wishing Well


Coming THIS FRIDAY MORNING to the Wishing Well. Special Dr. Hauschka Treatments with goodies to take home. For more details ask at the Wishing Well.

Sunday, August 24

Candles and Crystals.... at the Wishing Well!

Monday, August 11





Crystal shopping- come check out these beautiful new Stones! We got some Spirit Quartz and Cactus Quartz and a lot of others...

Thursday, March 6



All aquamarine, the birthstone for the month of March, is 40 % off until April 1. 

Monday, February 10


Ginger is back from her buying trip to the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. Come see what's new.

Wednesday, December 11


PWS parent, Bridget Phillips, will be having a trunk show of her crystal jewelry Friday, December 13th. She is offering her sterling silver and silk necklaces with semi-precious stones she drills herself. Inspired by the imperfect beauty of raw minerals and their metaphysical properties, her collection includes Lithium Quartz, Seraphenite, Danbrite, Topaz, Kunzite and Tourmaline. Wear as you wish - an elegant fashion accessory, a reminder of divine connection, a talisman, a pendulum...You set the intention, the gem will do the rest.  Enjoy.

Friday, December 9

Shelley Berman of Toias and Alysha will be at the Wishing Well with her glorious crystals,
Friday, December 16, 1:30 - 4:30p.m.

Thursday, May 5

Tuesday, November 2

Smokey Quartz $8 - $16 Wooden Mushrooms $50
Forrest Fairies $26

Monday, October 4

Don't miss Shelly Berman at the Wishing Well, Friday October 22, from 12 - 4. Shelly will be bringing minerals of all kinds and jewelry. If you are looking for anything in particular please let us know. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about the energetic properties of minerals.

crystal points, $12 - $200, wood trivet, $12

Monday, June 28

Felted mushroom house $95, gnome $35, amethyst crystals $30-$80

Tuesday, June 22

Happy Summer Solstice

Summer Solstice, also known as midsummer’s eve, marks the longest day and thus shortest night of the year, when the tilt of the Earth’s axis is most inclined towards the Sun, our source of light.