Hyacinth Jasper Marquise

Hyacinth Jasper MarquiseThis 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

often featuring subtle veining and earthy inclusions that add character and depth

Little of this gem material is available today

complete with subtle veining and earthy inclusions that lend exceptional character and dimension

As of 2025

perfect for jewelry that stands out as wearable art

Sourced from the legendary Candelaria Hills in Nevada—specifically that explosive new pit on the Broken Arrow Claim—this material hails from an ultra-limited

you can see this inner glow when you wear it

Only a few hundred pounds came out

This is stone #3 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

this turquoise necklace will add a pop of serene color and positive energy to any outfit

and all of the mines and claims had been closed since the 1950s

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