08/24/2026
I actually had someone tell me, “You can buy this on Temu,” while I was vending in Hartsel, CO.
And they’re right… you CAN buy a lot of the same-looking “crystals” on Temu. But what you’re taking a HUGE gamble on is their AUTHENTICITY!!
Please be careful buying crystals from places like Temu. As the original author stated—and as I can attest from my own experience—you’re more than likely to come across dyed stones, resin, glass, or other materials being marketed as something they’re not.
There’s a difference between something that looks like a crystal and knowing what you’re actually buying.
If you’re looking for genuine crystals, support small businesses and crystal sellers who actually care about their products, know what they’re selling, and purchase through reputable, trusted sources. 💜✨
Yes, you might find it cheaper on Temu. But cheaper doesn’t always mean you’re buying the same thing.
When people say to me "🤣 I can buy that crystal on Temu for $15! I'm not paying you $50!" Well... here's your "genuine" crystals from Temu. I bought these just to make a point. Please don't buy your crystals from Temu. You'll end up with a handful of resin garbage. Shop with a reputable seller who has trusted sources. Shop with me at Curiosity Cabinet Apothecary, shop with The Green Cauldron, shop with any of the small businesses who work hard to find the best materials at good prices.
FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE CONFUSED, I'M NOT SAYING A BAG OF GENUINE CRYSTALS IN THIS SHAPE AND SIZE WOULD BE $50.🙄
EDITED TO ADD:
Education does not = judgment
Offering facts does not = judgment
This is not a social commentary on people's budgets it's a PSA so the uninformed become informed and don't get scammed. If you know you're likely to get bad resin replicas and are okay with that, go for it. It's your money to do with as you wish. 🤷♀️