Polychrome Hubei Marquise Pear SetThis material comes from the mine in the Hubei Province of China. Currently this is one of the most active Turquoise producing areas globally. From light greens to blues, this mine Rivals Cloud Mountain in terms of color and grade! Part of the massive stones Sabrina has been hoarding of this material.

The rough came from the Bacan Islands deposit

accented by intricate spiderweb matrix patterns in contrasting tones of gold

this was formed in nodules

Nevada this glossy gemstone can range in pleasing pastels from soft yellow

This enigmatic material is found around the turquoise mines of Hubei

a truly distinctive phosphate gem sourced from the remote Ivory Creek locality in Kazakhstan

The lavender hue comes from the mineral strontium

This striking material showcases the rich

ecru and whites

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

The stone's unique "tie-dye" or mottled patterns create one-of-a-kind pieces—each cabochon tells its own story with organic color blends and occasional pops of contrasting blue or golden inclusions

an elegant pendant