Lilac Mookaite TrillionAnother 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 material is technically a sedementary radiolarite. Radiolarians are microfossils with a siliceous shell that are part of the zooplankton and live in the first 200 meters

This piece

Number 8 Turquoise pairs

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

unless he can get a special bond approval from the BLM they have dug as far as possible under their current permit

this rare silicate material is known for its beautiful lavender colors and shimmery chatoyance

sourced directly from the renowned Fox Mine in Nevada

saturated blue hue—ranging from soft sky blue to vibrant azure—with delicate natural matrix patterns in warm brown

Ideal for pendants

polka dots

Sourced from the rich opal fields of Australia

These cabochons displays a captivating range of rich

Sonoran Rio Verde