K3 - Egyptian TurquoiseEgyptian Turquoise This is stone #3 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

now-mythical deposit

This parcel of Qingu Turquoise tells a story of nature’s artistry

This is stone #2 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

Only found in Siberia

The rarest and most valuable of the chalcedony family

Guatemalan jadite is becoming increasingly popular especially with the uncommon teal blue jade it produces

This is stone #7 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

A variety of chalcedony (microcrystalline quartz)

One of the rarest and most sought-after jaspers from Oregon

as it is all lumped together

due to multiple tragedies from structural failure the main mines have been closed until a plan can be submitted for infrastructure to keep the miners safe

this turquoise delivers unmatched elegance and authenticity