Lilac Mookaite Trillion

Lilac Mookaite TrillionI love a good break up story and these stones don't hold back! What looks like fractures has actually been filled in with mother nature's super stone glue; silica! Another Outback gemstone mined by Glenn Archer. Mostly recognized for it's cardinal red and gold, this newer material has our jaws on the floor! Mookaite is named after the Mookaite region in Australia where it is found. While it is categorized as a Jasper, interestingly enough this

Unlike most of the jaspers found in this canyon

For the largest of largest pieces you can imagine

minty green and porcelain hard Variscite

This natural

Wonderfully defined cells and rich

lustrous sheen that enhances its natural vibrancy and makes it ideal for setting into fine jewelry—whether as a bold statement ring centerpiece

Check out the serene elegance of Ivory Creek Variscite

it was first discovered in the 1920's but has been closed since 1976

and a touch of coastal charm

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

Smoothly polished with a high vitreous luster and gentle dome

making each piece one-of-a-kind and perfect for standout jewelry designs