Gary Green TeardropWhile often described as a Jasper, Gary Green is actually a petrified wood! From Oregon, close to the Nevada border is where this material is sourced. Petrified wood is created when the organic material is deprived of oxygen, such as with a volcanic event where ash coats everything and seals it in. Minerals seeping into the silicated replacement material after being covered in water are what gives this gemstone it's vibrant colors!

This is called fluorescence

rare specimen of this hydrated aluminum phosphate gemstone

Its vibrant hues—ranging from soft pastels to deeper tones—make it a standout choice for custom pendants

this exclusive piece embodies timeless artistry and bold spirit

Each cabochon features a serene sky-blue to aqua backdrop

A variety of chalcedony (microcrystalline quartz)

In an era of mass-produced sparkle

Discover the captivating beauty of Egyptian Composite Turquoise

polka dots

This absolute stunner screams top-tier quality

making it ideal for unique jewelry designs like necklaces

Found exclusively in the Mohawk-Ahmeek mining district