Desert Oasis Variscite Drop

Desert Oasis Variscite DropUnmatched emerald greens make this Variscite unparalleled! Desert Oasis Variscite, from one of the oldest working mines in the world. Mining tools and artifacts found there date back over 3000 years. From the Yazd district, Iran. This gemstone is typically crushed for it's iron content much the same way Bisbee turquoise was for copper. It is also blasted and open pit mined by large equipment. For this reason we had our material fracture sealed with a

showcasing the natural beauty of bone and the skill of our artisans

this turquoise features a striking contrast of icy blue tones with intricate brown to lavender webbing

branch-like inclusions of dark manganese or iron oxides

mine owner Glenn Archer has told us that is is mostly depleted with only a few occassional pieces that surface

this intricately carved piece captures the essence of the jack rabbit

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The vein was buried forever prior to a whirlwind of drama in Quartzite 2026

Sourced from the legendary Candelaria Hills in Nevada—specifically that explosive new pit on the Broken Arrow Claim—this material hails from an ultra-limited

For this reason we had our material fracture sealed with a very low viscosity treatment but the green Variscite is untouched and has no enhancements

This Carmel Mountain variscite cabochon features a stunning

Found exclusively in the Mohawk-Ahmeek mining district

The stone's unique "tie-dye" or mottled patterns create one-of-a-kind pieces—each cabochon tells its own story with organic color blends and occasional pops of contrasting blue or golden inclusions