K12 - Oregon Sunset JasperOregon Sunset Jasper This is stone #12 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

Carefully shaped into a smooth

Chiapas happens to be the most phosphorescent of all of the major ambers so not only will it glow under a UV light

This unique cabochon features a striking natural alloy of nickel and iron (primarily awaruite)

Turquoise has long been treasured for its calming presence and protective qualities — making these necklaces not just accessories

Assays of up to 17 g/t Au have been returned from some samples

and less than that of the very highest grade

Australian Dendritic Opal captivates with its serene

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

ensuring they catch the light beautifully in both natural and artificial settings

Red River Faustite

an elegant pendant

This opal actually replaced petrified wood hundreds of thousands of years ago