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These are lab grown specimens but don't let that deter you. It takes a lot of skill, knowledge and practice to grow crystals in a lab. 

To grow pruskite in a lab, the technician uses a method called hydrothermal synthesis. Basically, they dissolve chemicals (like manganese oxides) in water at high pressure and temperature. As the solution cools, minerals start to crystallize, just like how they form naturally over a long time. By tweaking the temperature, pressure, and chemicals, researchers can create synthetic pruskite crystals, but it’s still a tricky process because the mineral is rare and has a pretty complex structure.

Pruskite in the natural world is a rare and unique mineral from the oxide group. It usually forms small, earthy crystals that come in reddish-brown or yellow-brown colors. You’ll mostly find it alongside other minerals like manganese oxides, and it’s mainly found in places like the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

According the metaphysics: pruskite is associated with properties like grounding, transformation, and protection due to its earthy tones and connection to manganese-rich minerals. It is thought to help with emotional balance and personal growth, supporting the release of negative energy and encouraging positive change. 

All crystals and minerals vary slightly in size and shape. You will receive a high quality specimen of the selected item but not the exact one pictured.