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  • Black megalodon tooth held in front of ocean

    Where Do Megalodon Teeth Come From?

    The word megalodon really means “large tooth.” It’s not hard to imagine how they coined the name since megalodon teeth were about three times the size of present-day great white shark teeth. The largest tooth from the extinct shark measured about seven inches, while other shark species typically only span two to three.

  • Heart stone surrounded by stones and healing crystals

    Top 8 Myths About Healing Crystals, Debunked

    If you’ve stumbled into a whimsical crystal shop or onto the witch side of Tik Tok, you’ve probably seen the rise in popularity of healing crystals and stones. Spiritual healers, metaphysical therapists, and even your favorite celebrities have been obsessed with using crystals as a part of their healing journey.

  • Father's Day written on stones

    Your Guide to Father’s Day Gifts

    Get ahead of the game this year with our Father’s Day gift guide. We’ve got some great Hawaiian gifts for handyman dads, the businessman, outdoorsy types, and the dads in your life who already seem to have it all. Check off everyone Dad's wish list with a few quick clicks, right from the comfort of your own home!

  • Hawaiian landscape with ocean and mountains

    Top 10 Hawaiian Gifts

    Traveling is one of the greatest joys we get to experience in life. Seeing other countries, learning about different cultures, and meeting interesting people are a bonus on any travel itinerary. For most of us, experiencing breath-taking new destinations inspires us to bring back a little piece of our adventure for friends and family, hoping that the beauty and excitement from our journey rub off a bit onto them. Knowing what to buy can be tricky, and meeting airline luggage limitations even more so. For your next trip to the islands of Hawaii, consider the following ten items as “Must Buy” Hawaiian gifts and pack accordingly!

  • Baltic amber healing crystal

    Baltic Amber: How to Spot a Fake

    Baltic amber is not your typical gemstone. Some would argue it is not one at all since it is technically organic material—it is a mixture of fossilized tree resin, succinic acid, and oils. For the purposes of this feature though, we will certainly consider it a gemstone because to us, Baltic amber is certainly a gem!