C10 - Chiapas AmberChiapas Amber This is stone #10 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

swirling nebulae

and is one of the prized Porcelain Jaspers from the PNW

to be classified as an opal it means that the crystalline structure is spherical instead of geometric

Another cool fact

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

intergrown with andradite garnet and other rare minerals

Crafted from a premium man-made material known for its luminous play of color

The stone displays a iron stained color with intricate black or brown matrix lines that form natural

untreated quality ensures lasting value and appeal

Discover the captivating beauty of Egyptian Composite Turquoise

This stunning material showcases a rich

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