C1 - Carmel Mountain VarisciteCarmel Mountain Variscite This is stone #1 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

once-in-a-lifetime beast of a gem—celebrated for its explosive

and skutterudite

Chiapas Amber

The rarest and most valuable of the chalcedony family

Discover the timeless beauty of Natural Qingu Turquoise

artistic flair

and subtle landscape-like formations

These fern-like or tree-branch patterns—often in deep black

Australian Dendritic Opal captivates with its serene

unstabilized cabochon has been expertly polished to a smooth

perfect for crafting stunning rings and cabochons

Radiolarians are microfossils with a siliceous shell that are part of the zooplankton and live in the first 200 meters of the water column