P. Blue Turquoise Drop SetThe famous mines that produce this beautiful turquoise pyrite material have been to known to be worked as far back 6000 B. C. It is said that the type of turquoise that introduced into Western culture came through the Silk Road Trade Route.

earthy greens ranging from lime and hunter to deep forest tones

The color ranges from serene robin's egg blue to deeper turquoise tones

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

This natural

Sourced from the historic Kingman Mine

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

high-dome finish

Sourced from the legendary Candelaria Hills in Nevada—specifically that explosive new pit on the Broken Arrow Claim—this material hails from an ultra-limited

Woodlands Station Variscite was discovered in 2003 in Australia and has produced some of the most vibrant green variscite we’ve ever seen

the most recent owners were exploring the area and happened to discover a lone pocket that yielded some of the most incredible nodules of webbed

The Guatemalan jadeite deposits were lost in history for approximately 500 years and were only discovered once again about 50 years ago

Deep mine shafts have been created since the '70s to extract the gemstone and the Dominican government regulates the area to ensure that this resource stays in the possession of the people