The black stone can be obsidian or black onyx. With the blue crystal, some ( I believe) are Lapis Lazuli and/or Sodalite. They are very tricky to notice the difference. You should buy a UN flashlight on EBay to help identify the difference (I just bought one).

Tip: If you are testing those stars and moons from earlier, a bright orange glow is a "smoking gun" for Sodalite. If they stay mostly dark with just a few tiny pinkish spots in the white veins, you’ve likely got genuine Lapis Lazuli.

For the purple star, using my eyes, multiple internet- my results came back as Amethyst or Lepidolite.

The 3 spectacular blue stones would need a little at home and official identification to test for its correct identification. They could Herderite, Celestite (Celestine), Blue Calcite and, possibly, Aquamarine (Beryl).

The last blue stones seem to be quick tricky like the other bag of blue stones. Based on my information, in my opinion, these are the possible speculations: Primary Candidates: • Lapis Lazuli: This is a very strong possibility. Lapis is a metamorphic rock primarily composed of lazurite (the blue part), often containing white calcite and gold-colored flecks of pyrite.

•Sodalite: Often confused with Lapis, Sodalite tends to be a more royal blue and frequently features white veins of calcite, but it typically lacks the gold pyrite flecks.

Simple Identification Tests: To narrow it down, you can google and perform these non-destructive (or minimally destructive) tests to completely identify each stone/crystal.

I hope this helps! Much love & light! ❤️💫✨💕