Lilac Mookaite TriangularAnother Outback gemstone mined by Glenn Archer. Mostly recognized for it's cardinal red and gold, this newer material has our jaws on the floor! Mookaite is named after the Mookaite region in Australia where it is found. While it is categorized as a Jasper, interestingly enough this material is technically a sedementary radiolarite. Radiolarians are microfossils with a siliceous shell that are part of the zooplankton and live in the first 200 meters

Carefully shaped into a smooth

evoking the sly grace of a desert fox prowling under moonlit skies

Ivory Creek variscite

such as with a volcanic event where ash coats everything and seals it in

Guatemalan Jadeite

Found in Yellowstone River's gravel

This is stone #6 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

In an era of mass-produced sparkle

Carmel Mountain Variscite

This stunning material showcases a rich

'Cabaret Hubei' Polychrome Turquoise

this turquoise delivers unmatched elegance and authenticity