Saphyr Stone TrillionThese absolutely delicious lab created quartz stones are perfect for all of our precious metal clay jewelers! These stones have a refractive index almost as high as a sapphire which makes for a beautiful play of light that bounces inside of the gemstones. They have a Moh's hardness of 7 which makes them perfect for people who are a little bit harder on their jewelry. These stones can be kiln fired in place up to 1400

Found in and around a few turquoise mines in China

Also known as Spondylus

this rare material showcases a sophisticated neutral palette of creamy ivory

It is said that the type of turquoise that introduced into Western culture came through the Silk Road Trade Route

While it is not a turquoise

This verision is the Water Jade - light in color

Elevate your jewelry designs with the timeless allure of Natural Qingu Turquoise—perfect for creating pieces that captivate and inspire

This striking material showcases the rich

Sourced from the rich opal fields of Australia

Red River Faustite

perfect for crafting stunning rings and cabochons

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