Hyacinth Jasper Oval

Hyacinth Jasper OvalThis porcelain Jasper is a new find from the Utah foothills! Discovered in 2020 this gemstone is difficult to mine but oh so worth it. Reminiscent of Tiffany Stone, this Jasper is easily recognized by it's soft lilacs, pinks and purples. Mined by McKay Anderson and family by hand, we are so lucky to have gotten our hands on some this year. According to McKay, unless he can get a special bond approval from the BLM they have dug as far as possible under

often featuring vibrant robin’s egg blue to deep greenish-blue tones

it will continue to glow for a little bit after you turn it off

this turquoise boasts rich blue-green tones with intricate natural veining

mocha-inspired landscape

The color ranges from serene robin's egg blue to deeper turquoise tones

High grade spiderweb Carmel Mountain Variscite

Each cabochon features a serene sky-blue to aqua backdrop

It is considered one of the premier turquoise's on the market and EVERYTHING on the market comes from the original stockpiles before it closed

5 and a 7 on the Moh's hardness scale

Wear it as a badge of the extraordinary: a snowflake from the forge of time

MX is where the Royal Imperial Jasper claim is found

Discovered in 2018 near the famed Evans Mine on the Baja Peninsula