Woodlands Station Variscite Marquise

Woodlands Station Variscite MarquiseThe most unusual feature of the variscite is its association with gold. Gold is unevenly distributed in the variscite specimens, and ranges from discrete fine grains to visible concentrations in the variscite. There are also larger single grains in the rock matrix. Assays of up to 17 g t Au have been returned from some samples. Woodlands Station Variscite was discovered in 2003 in Australia and has produced some of the most vibrant green variscite

often accented with delicate golden-brown

earthy greens ranging from lime and hunter to deep forest tones

this copper mineral drenched gemstone is only found in a handful of deposits around the world

sometimes marketed as Carmel Mountain)

This is what differentiates it from Imperial Jasper and makes it ROYAL

Assays of up to 17 g/t Au have been returned from some samples

Australian Dendritic Opal captivates with its serene

ensuring they catch the light beautifully in both natural and artificial settings

The famous mines that produce this beautiful turquoise/ pyrite material have been to known to be worked as far back 6000 B

accented by delicate mocha-brown to espresso veining and intricate spiderweb matrix patterns

often there are a mix of brecciation and orbs

Subtle natural matrix variations add authentic character while maintaining excellent color consistency across both stones