#8 Turquoise OvalA Top 10 "named mine", it was first discovered in the 1920's but has been closed since 1976!!! It is considered one of the premier turquoise's on the market and EVERYTHING on the market comes from the original stockpiles before it closed. A true piece of turquoise history.

where nature has painted intricate

or delicate golden-brown veining that resembles autumn leaves drifting through a woodland creek

it does contain the rare mineral hotsonite

and is almost entirely free from any impurities

This is stone #11 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

and earrings

The rough often is oddly formed

from one of the oldest working mines in the world

One of the rarest and most sought-after jaspers from Oregon

This Carmel Mountain variscite cabochon features a stunning

this turquoise delivers unmatched elegance and authenticity

highlighting its unique patterns and subtle color gradients