Bridewell Stone Trillion

Bridewell Stone TrillionA rare, handcrafted man made gemstone born from the artistic vision and scientific precision of lapidary artists Ray and Amy Bridewell in Kentucky. Each Bridewell Stone cabochon is meticulously grown by blending premium purified minerals (including silica, zinc, lithium, copper, and other elements) and melting them at volcanic temperatures exceeding 2,400F. Through controlled slow cooling, stunning crystalline formations bloom within a gem quality

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

This is stone #15 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

Its grounding energy is believed to promote balance

cuprite and the blacks are tenorite formations (also a copper mineral) This material is nice and hard

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

Celebrated for its vivid green palette—from deep apple tones to delicate pale white-green—this piece displays the signature natural patterns and matrix of top-quality variscite

these striking shell beads are prized for their vibrant

Efforts are currently being made to discover more

this exclusive piece embodies timeless artistry and bold spirit

making it a favorite among collectors

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

Mookaite is named after the Mookaite region in Australia where it is found