L4 - Chrome ChalcedonyChrome Chalcedony This is stone #4 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

Egyptian Turquoise

and is one of the prized Porcelain Jaspers from the PNW

It's not often you come across gem bone with such perfect cell structure

The only material that surfaces these days are from old timers with old collections

Jason and I were offered a rare opportunity to purchase the stone that produced these cabochons from a private collection

Argonite crystals were surrounded in silica that agatized and forever preserved the crystal formations in this unique material from Ankara

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

In an era of mass-produced sparkle

earthy browns and subtle spiderweb patterns

natural artistry that no two pieces are exactly alike

unstabilized cabochon has been expertly polished to a smooth

Mookaite is named after the Mookaite region in Australia where it is found