The Sisamn material library
Different stones. Distinct possibilities.
Get to know the colors, textures and care behind the pieces you bring into your home, your craft or your shop.
19 materials to explore
Agate
Layered patterns, translucent bands and individual outlines make agate a versatile choice for coasters, bookends and creative stone projects.
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Green Marble
Soft green and white patterning gives our green marble coasters a distinct look, paired with the practical format of a round coaster set.
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Travertine
Warm beige tones and a naturally textured surface give travertine coasters a relaxed, earthy place on a table or shelf.
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Rose Quartz
Cloudy pink quartz brings a soft color to coasters, bookends and small carved pieces, with internal patterns that make every surface different.
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Selenite
White, light-catching gypsum is carved into bowls with a soft fibrous appearance, suited to dry decorative display.
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Amethyst
Purple quartz appears in our collection as crystal clusters, polished points and smaller polished stones, each with a different way of showing color and texture.
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Citrine
Yellow to orange quartz adds a warmer color to polished point collections, with transparency and internal features that vary from piece to piece.
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Green Fluorite
Green fluorite specimens combine mineral color with uneven crystalline surfaces, offering a more textured display than a shaped stone object.
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Black Tourmaline
Dark tourmaline offers a strong contrast in shaped columns and polished spheres, with surface texture that changes with the product form.
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Tiger's Eye
Golden brown bands and a moving silky reflection give tiger’s eye a distinctive appearance in polished small stones.
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Clear Quartz
Colorless to milky quartz offers a quieter base for decorative arrangements and small-stone craft projects.
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Red Jasper
Opaque red and earthy tones give red jasper small stones a stronger visual presence in mixed decorative or craft arrangements.
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Unakite
Mottled green and pink make unakite an easy way to bring two contrasting colors into a small-stone decorative arrangement.
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Green Aventurine
Soft green and subtle reflective flecks give aventurine a calm appearance in polished chips and other small-stone forms.
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Obsidian
Dark polished obsidian brings a glassy surface and strong contrast to decorative small-stone collections.
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Golden Obsidian
A dark base with a gold-toned reflection distinguishes our gold sheen obsidian grouping from plain dark polished stones.
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Sodalite
Blue tones with lighter mottling make sodalite a useful contrasting material in polished decorative stone collections.
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Dalmatian Jasper
A pale background with dark spots gives this decorative stone its recognizable Dalmatian appearance in small polished pieces.
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Yellow Jade
A pale yellow decorative stone grouping, listed under the trade name Yellow Jade, for small polished-stone arrangements.
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