Y3 - Saphyr StoneSaphyr Stone This is stone #3 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

Found in and around a few turquoise mines in China

and subtle buckskin tones

sometimes marketed as Carmel Mountain)

Whether you’re drawn to bohemian

Each cabochon is expertly cut and polished into a smooth

According to McKay

Artisinally mined by a father and son team

This Carmel Mountain variscite cabochon is ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE

often accented with intricate brecciated patterns

'Cabaret Hubei' Polychrome Turquoise

this material comes from a limited deposit that has since been buried and is unlikely to produce more in the future

This material comes from the famous turquoise-producing region near Qingu in China's Hubei Province—one of the world's most important sources of high-quality turquoise