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Chrysocolla inspiring reflection on curiosity, community and shared learning
I Like That About It, and I Hope You Do Too
A single sentence about Chrysocolla led me somewhere unexpected: into thoughts about curiosity, community and why knowledge should never be guarded. We are always learning from one another, often teaching... Read more...
Rainbow moonstone pendant representing the beginning of Cheree’s crystal journey
Journal Entry 1B — Where My Journey Really Began
A single crystal can sometimes mark the beginning of an entirely new chapter. In her first contribution to the Enchantress Collective Journal, Cheree shares the story of the Rainbow Moonstone... Read more...
A woman wrapped in a blanket sits alone at a table with candles and an open journal, gazing quietly out a window
Grieving the Living
There is a kind of grief that nobody quite knows how to recognise because nobody has died. The people you miss are still out there somewhere, living, laughing, changing, moving... Read more...
Celebrating the People We Love
Celebrating the People We Love
Some friends do more than share our lives—they become Framily, the family we choose. This is a celebration of those who show up, speak truth with kindness, love us at... Read more...
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Hyacinths for the Soul
My great-grandmother had a phrase for it. A Hyacinth for the Soul. Something small, beautiful and intentional that lifts the spirit when life feels heavy. This is the story of... Read more...
Soft nature-inspired image evoking wonder, enchantment and the magic of the natural world
Learning to Be Enchanted
A tribute to a mother who spent her life collecting moments of wonder — and the woman who taught me that magic isn't something you believe in, it's something you... Read more...
The Lost Art of Noticing
The Lost Art of Noticing
Life has a way of pulling our attention away from the moment we're actually living. Jennifer reflects on the difference between looking and truly seeing — and why slowing down... Read more...
Frozen Light
Frozen Light
The ancient Greeks believed clear Quartz was ice so deeply frozen by the gods it could never melt. Jennifer explores the remarkable science, history and diversity of one of Earth's... Read more...
We Have Always Collected Treasures
We Have Always Collected Treasures
Long before museums or display cabinets, humans were gathering beautiful things. Jennifer explores why the desire to collect is deeply human — and why the most meaningful collections are never... Read more...
A Million Years in the Making
A Million Years in the Making
Many of the crystals we hold today began forming millions of years before humans ever walked the Earth. Jennifer explores how crystals grow beneath the surface — and what their... Read more...
The World Is Still Full of Wonder
The World Is Still Full of Wonder
When did you last stop and simply say "Wow"? Jennifer reflects on why wonder never really disappears — and how choosing to notice the small, extraordinary moments can quietly change... Read more...
Listening to Yourself
Listening to Yourself
Sometimes the words know before we do. Jennifer reflects on what journalling has taught her about listening to herself — and why a blank page can be one of the... Read more...
Nothing in Nature is Ever Repeated
Nothing in Nature is Ever Repeated
Pick up two crystals and look closely — no two are ever truly identical. Jennifer explores the geology and wonder behind why every crystal is a one-of-a-kind original, shaped by... Read more...
I Have a Habit of Picking Up Rocks
I Have a Habit of Picking Up Rocks
Jennifer has always picked up rocks. Not occasionally — always. In this journal entry, she explores how a lifelong habit of curiosity became a way of collecting stories, memories and... Read more...
Why Beautiful Things Matter
Why Beautiful Things Matter
Beauty isn't frivolous — it's deeply human. Jennifer explores why the objects we surround ourselves with matter, not for their price or rarity, but for the stories, memories and meaning... Read more...
The First Elder I Ever Knew
The First Elder I Ever Knew
Some gifts cannot be bought. In this opening journal entry, Jennifer shares a tender memory from her nineteen-year-old self — a moment beside the ocean, a grieving heart, and an... Read more...
Soft warm light casting a long gentle shadow, evoking kindness and quiet connection
Kindness Leaves a Longer Shadow
We rarely remember the expensive gifts or the achievements. But we remember kindness. Jennifer reflects on why the smallest acts of genuine human connection travel further than we ever realise... Read more...
We Are All Created Under Pressure
We Are All Created Under Pressure
The Earth Has Been Teaching Us About Resilience All Along When people admire a crystal, they often notice its beauty first. Its colour. Its sparkle. Its intricate patterns. What they... Read more...
A child's hands holding an open illustrated book, warm and nostalgic
The Day I Read a Book Upside Down
On her first day of school, Jennifer came home, opened a book about Ancient Egypt upside down, and confidently told her mum a very detailed story about a cat. A... Read more...
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The Cookie Jar
One afternoon, a little girl reached into Dottie's biscuit jar without asking. What happened next became one of the most enduring lessons Jennifer has ever learnt — about generosity, gratitude,... Read more...
Sunlight scattering through crystals, casting rainbows across a room
The Woman Who Collected Light
Whenever sunlight catches a crystal and scatters rainbows across a room, Jennifer thinks of Dottie. A tribute to the woman who taught her that beauty isn't frivolous — and that... Read more...
There Is More Than One Way to See the World
There Is More Than One Way to See the World
Some of the most meaningful conversations Jennifer has had were with people whose experiences were completely different from her own. She reflects on why different perspectives don't divide us —... Read more...
Every Crystal Begins with a Question
Every Crystal Begins with a Question
Place an unfamiliar stone in your hand. To one person it's a rock. To another, millions of years of history. Jennifer explores how curiosity transforms the way we see the... Read more...