Natural Lavender Turquoise Oval

Natural Lavender Turquoise OvalOften 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.

often featuring vibrant robin

Found in and around a few turquoise mines in China

Most of us think of those celestial stones with fiery colors when we think of opal

For the largest of largest pieces you can imagine

complete with subtle veining and earthy inclusions that lend exceptional character and dimension

Sometimes referred to as the "Atlantis Stone" Larimar is unique to the Dominican Republic

Mohawkite is a masterful blend of algodonite

Each Bridewell Stone cabochon is meticulously grown by blending premium purified minerals (including silica

Woodlands Station Variscite was discovered in 2003 in Australia and has produced some of the most vibrant green variscite we’ve ever seen

Not much is known about who discovered this teal gem and named it

We're so blessed to be included in a very small group of people who are able to obtain it here in the United States

making it a favorite among lapidary artists and jewelry designers worldwide