Skaggs Jasper OvalFrom the Ochoco Mountains in Oregon. Not much is known about who discovered this teal gem and named it. The only material that surfaces these days are from old timers with old collections. Glaciers moved it down the mountains so the originating source has yet to be found. If you happen upon its trail, you might be lucky to pry the rock from the rubble. Shaping and polishing also has its challenges. The journey was not kind to these stones and many

This is stone #1 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

a rare and finely grained 'Fei Cui' jade that rivals Burmese jade in color and translucency

Each piece is unique

with its distinctive patterns and colors evoking the rugged beauty of the earth

one of the world's premier turquoise-producing regions

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

These bead strands are 6 in long

ranging from soft sky blue to vibrant azure

From light greens to blues

Discover the captivating beauty of Egyptian Composite Turquoise

Each cabochon is hand-selected and expertly cut into smooth

All NATURAL TURQUOISE from the Moon River Mine in the Qingu Mining District