8 Best Crystal Shops in Singapore (2026)

Singapore's crystal shops range from long-running Bugis and Chinatown storefronts to small mall units and studio-based sellers, stocking raw specimens, tumbled stones, geodes and made-to-order bracelets and pendants. Some describe their pieces in healing or energy-cleansing terms, others sell them mainly as decorative or wearable objects, and a few run wholesale counters or workshops alongside standard retail. This guide gathers shops verified as currently operating through their own websites or social pages, with a note on what each one stocks and specialises in. None of the claims about a crystal's properties can be independently verified, so treat this as a shortlist of real, reachable shops worth browsing — not an endorsement of any metaphysical claim.

Affinity Crystals has run a Chinatown shopfront on South Bridge Road since 2018, describing itself as a one-stop crystal and mineral shop rather than a purely decorative seller. Its stock spans handpicked raw minerals and specimens sourced from overseas, alongside bracelets, pendants, necklaces and phone charms, with a bracelet customisation counter for made-to-order pieces. The shop also supplies other retailers through a wholesale arm, and runs classes and workshops alongside occasional tarot sessions and energy-cleansing add-ons. It frames its philosophy as a belief that particular crystals are drawn toward the right owner, a claim about its own stock rather than a verified property. The mix of specimens, jewellery and wholesale supply makes it a broad first stop in Chinatown.

Chinatown
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TAMZA House of Crystals & Lifestyle occupies several adjoining units in Sunshine Plaza on Bencoolen Street, leaning toward large, ornamental specimens rather than small pocket stones: rough and polished minerals the shop says are sourced mainly from South America, displayed as statement pieces for a home or office. Alongside retail, it operates as a wholesale supplier of rough minerals to other sellers, and its range extends into crafted accessories and jewellery built around the same stones. Visitors describe a calm, gallery-like space where staff talk through individual pieces. For anyone furnishing a room with a large geode or cluster rather than shopping for a single bracelet, this is one of the more scaled-up crystal retailers in Singapore.

Bencoolen (Sunshine Plaza)
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Secret Crystals runs a compact shopfront in The Adelphi near City Hall, alongside an online store, selling natural raw and tumbled crystals, pendants, rings and handmade jewellery the shop says it strings in-house. It organises much of its range by stated purpose rather than mineral type alone, grouping stones under headings such as concentration, stress relief or protection, and separately stocks space-clearing tools like palo santo and white sage bundles. The shop describes its pieces as natural, unheated material sourced from multiple countries rather than lab-treated substitutes. Because stock is compact and organised by intention, it suits a shopper who already knows roughly what mood or focus they're buying for. Its Adelphi address also puts it in the same building as another dedicated crystal retailer.

City Hall (The Adelphi)
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Crystals Cube is a physical crystal shop in The Adelphi, a short walk from Secret Crystals in the same building, and says its stock is large enough that only part of it appears on the website. Staff offer what the shop calls personalised healing-crystal selection, discussing a customer's stated goals before recommending stones, and hand-string bracelets to order rather than selling only pre-made pieces. Beyond crystals, it stocks palo santo and sage for cleansing, and offers spiritual life coaching and energy readings as add-on sessions. The shop frames its role as helping customers find stones suited to their situation rather than simply selling from a fixed catalogue. Shoppers who want staff to talk through options in person may prefer this style.

City Hall (The Adelphi)
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Yu Zhu Gallery has traded from Fortune Centre on Middle Road since 2003, positioning itself as both a wholesaler and retailer of natural crystals it says it imports directly from Brazil, the United States, Peru and other sources. Its range runs wider than jewellery alone, covering polished spheres, carved animal and figure pieces, crystal points, pyramids, singing bowls, pendulums and chakra sets, alongside bracelets, pendants and necklaces for shoppers wanting something wearable. The gallery describes its focus as offering harder-to-find specimens rather than only common tumbled stones. Its combined wholesale-and-retail model may suit buyers stocking up in quantity as well as one-off shoppers. Its two-decade run in the same Bugis-area mall makes it one of Singapore's longer-established crystal retailers.

Bugis (Fortune Centre)
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Love For Crystals operates as a retail and online crystal studio from Audrey's Wellness on Upper Thomson Road, describing itself as an outgrowth of founder Audrey Agcaoili's wellness practice since 2010. Its catalogue covers raw crystals, clusters and spheres sourced, it says, from various countries, plus bracelets, palm stones and pendants organised around themes such as wealth, relationships or wellbeing. The shop says every piece is cleansed and charged before sale, and it separately runs crystal workshops, space-clearing sessions and other holistic services alongside straightforward retail. That combination of studio, workshops and add-on sessions sets it apart from shops selling crystals only as standalone objects. It suits a shopper interested in the ritual side of crystals, not just buying a piece to display.

Upper Thomson
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Kristal Takata is a small specialist shop on the first floor of Far East Plaza on Scotts Road, stocking amethyst caves and clusters, pendulums, crystal bracelets and smaller mineral specimens aimed at what the shop calls Singapore's metaphysical community. Beyond straightforward retail, it periodically runs sound bath workshops using crystal or metal bowls, giving visitors a way to experience its stock beyond simply buying a piece. Its Orchard-area location, inside an older mall better known for tailors and mobile-phone stores, makes it an easy add-on stop rather than a standalone destination. The shop's range stays relatively compact compared with the larger Bugis and Chinatown crystal retailers, so it suits a quick, focused visit rather than extended browsing.

Orchard (Far East Plaza)
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Qi New Age Healing runs a shopfront on Kandahar Street in the Kampong Glam area, stocking a wide crystal range from amethyst and citrine to rarer Lemurian quartz, alongside oracle and tarot cards, pendulums, wands, palo santo, sage and new-age books. The shop attributes specific properties to individual stones on its own product pages, describing citrine, for instance, as something that can help remove obstacles and build confidence — a claim made by the shop itself, not an established fact. Beyond retail, it offers spiritual counselling, space-clearing and holistic workshops for customers wanting guidance alongside a purchase. Its position in the Kandahar Street cluster of small specialty shops near Haji Lane makes it easy to combine with a wider afternoon of browsing.

Kampong Glam (Kandahar Street)
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