Guatemalan Jadeite TeardropGuatemalan Jadeite, a rare and finely grained 'Fei Cui' jade that rivals Burmese jade in color and translucency. "Jade" is a term that referred to two different mineral classifications; jadeite and nephrite. Nephrite being the more common type found around the globe, jadeite is quite rare, much more fine grained and takes a high lustrous polish. The Guatemalan jadeite deposits were lost in history for approximately 500 years and were only discovered

this gem displays a rich

Its cultural significance in Central Asian traditions adds depth

branch-like inclusions of dark manganese or iron oxides

ensuring a unique addition to your jewelry or collector's showcase

and even some dendritic formations

Long prized for its rich azure blue and glittering golden pyrite inclusions

What looks like fractures has actually been filled in with mother nature's super stone glue

A rare and captivating gemstone sourced from Kazakhstan's Ivory Creek locality

Named after the Chara River in Eastern Siberia

This stunning material showcases a rich

this mine Rivals Cloud Mountain in terms of color and grade

This opal actually replaced petrified wood hundreds of thousands of years ago