Woodland Station Variscite Oval

Woodland Station Variscite OvalThe most unusual feature of the variscite is its association with gold. Gold is unevenly distributed in the variscite specimens, and ranges from discrete fine grains to visible concentrations in the variscite. There are also larger single grains in the rock matrix. Assays of up to 17 g t Au have been returned from some samples. Woodlands Station Variscite was discovered in 2003 in Australia and has produced some of the most vibrant green variscite we?

these slices features a vibrant sky-blue matrix veined with rich

This is stone #8 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

making each piece a one-of-a-kind work of art

This is what differentiates it from Imperial Jasper and makes it ROYAL

this intricately carved piece captures the essence of the jack rabbit

and is one of the prized Porcelain Jaspers from the PNW

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

This stunning chrysoprase cabochon showcases nature’s most refreshing hue: a luminous apple-green to minty translucence that evokes the first days of spring

This practice has been discontinued so the only way you obtain this material is through private estates

from one of the oldest working mines in the world

untreated quality ensures lasting value and appeal

earthy browns and subtle spiderweb patterns