Guatemalan Jadeite Petal

Guatemalan Jadeite PetalGuatemalan Jadeite, a rare and finely grained 'Fei Cui' jade that rivals Burmese jade in color and translucency. "Jade" is a term that referred to two different mineral classifications; jadeite and nephrite. Nephrite being the more common type found around the globe, jadeite is quite rare, much more fine grained and takes a high lustrous polish. The Guatemalan jadeite deposits were lost in history for approximately 500 years and were only discovered

this turquoise features a striking contrast of icy blue tones with intricate brown to lavender webbing

this cabochon offers exceptional polish

This gem captivates with its unique color play—ranging from bright

often featuring subtle veining and earthy inclusions that add character and depth

interestingly enough this material is technically a sedementary radiolarite

It is said to have been named because an outcropping in the area looked just like angel wings

Number 8 Turquoise pairs

perfect for bohemian

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

This natural

This enigmatic material is found around the turquoise mines of Hubei

it features a captivating sky-to-sea blue hue with delicate natural matrix veining that tells the stone’s unique geological story