Natural Lavender Turquoise Freeform

Natural Lavender Turquoise FreeformOften called Golden Hills this material is not from that claim. This is mined by a father and son team is from a mine called Gilandi. It still is from Kazakhstan, as it is all lumped together. The lavender hue comes from the mineral strontium, and is the only claim in the world that has these unique traits. The rough often is oddly formed, so getting perfectly cut shapes is rare.

giving it a soft

All of my Native Silver comes from a famous lode in Ontario Canada

standing proud with remarkable detail and elegance

Japan and China will pay the most to be able to access it

this rare silicate material is known for its beautiful lavender colors and shimmery chatoyance

symbolizing protection and prosperity

This polished cabochon showcases Skaggs Jasper’s signature rich teal to deep blue-green hues

Its vibrant hues—ranging from soft pastels to deeper tones—make it a standout choice for custom pendants

creating a stunning focal point that shifts beautifully in different lighting

The vein was buried forever prior to a whirlwind of drama in Quartzite 2026

Whether set in sterling silver

or as a collector's specimen