Hyacinth Jasper Drop

Hyacinth Jasper DropThis porcelain Jasper is a new find from the Utah foothills! Discovered in 2020 this gemstone is difficult to mine but oh so worth it. Reminiscent of Tiffany Stone, this Jasper is easily recognized by it's soft lilacs, pinks and purples. Mined by McKay Anderson and family by hand, we are so lucky to have gotten our hands on some this year. According to McKay, unless he can get a special bond approval from the BLM they have dug as far as possible under

bringing a touch of ocean mystery and ancient coastal artistry to every piece

Sourced from the Candelaria Hills area in Nevada (specifically a newer pit on the Broken Arrow Claim)

Transformed into durable chalcedony/quartz (Mohs 6

Little of this gem material is available today

Kingman 'Hardy Pit' Turquoise

protect against negativity

wild earthy inclusions

handcrafted man-made gemstone born from the artistic vision and scientific precision of lapidary artists Ray and Amy Bridewell in Kentucky

The contrasting matrix adds dramatic depth and organic character

It still is from Kazakhstan

Elevate your jewelry designs with the timeless allure of Natural Qingu Turquoise—perfect for creating pieces that captivate and inspire

Sourced from the rich opal fields of Australia