X10 - Saphyr StoneSaphyr Stone This is stone #10 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

often featuring vibrant robin’s egg blue to deep greenish-blue tones

now-mythical deposit

The result is a one-of-a-kind gem that feels both ancient and alive

Barahona is the closest city where the largest deposit is found

minty green and porcelain hard Variscite

The stone's matrix adds artistic character without overwhelming the soft base colors

rare specimen of this hydrated aluminum phosphate gemstone

Mined by McKay Anderson and family by hand

these cabs add a touch of earthy sophistication

rich browns

Carmel Mountain Variscite

You will have a gas letting your mind wander with so many creative ideas for these pieces