Gary Green Teardrop

Gary Green TeardropWhile often described as a Jasper, Gary Green is actually a petrified wood! From Oregon, close to the Nevada border is where this material is sourced. Petrified wood is created when the organic material is deprived of oxygen, such as with a volcanic event where ash coats everything and seals it in. Minerals seeping into the silicated replacement material after being covered in water are what gives this gemstone it's vibrant colors!

branch-like inclusions of dark manganese or iron oxides

Its cultural significance in Central Asian traditions adds depth

this rare material showcases a sophisticated neutral palette of creamy ivory

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Guatemalan Jadeite

Argonite crystals were surrounded in silica that agatized and forever preserved the crystal formations in this unique material from Ankara

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chrysoprase owes its captivating color to trace amounts of nickel

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

contrasting color saturation are getting harder and harder to come by

untreated quality ensures lasting value and appeal