R2 - Ivory Creek Variscite

R2 - Ivory Creek VarisciteIvory Creek Variscite This is stone #2 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

Originally discovered on the property of the world famous Richardson Ranch in Mahleur County

this rare material showcases a sophisticated neutral palette of creamy ivory

Sourced from the legendary streams of Josephine County in southwestern Oregon

This is mined by a father and son team is from a mine called Gilandi

This natural

often accented with subtle swirls of blue

The colors range from the famous periwinkle blue and flow into shades of sage with current-like patterns juxtaposing spiderweb patterns with pools of color

and it's actually related to Gaspeite

the most recent owners were exploring the area and happened to discover a lone pocket that yielded some of the most incredible nodules of webbed

it features a captivating sky-to-sea blue hue with delicate natural matrix veining that tells the stone’s unique geological story

Smoothly polished with a high vitreous luster and gentle dome

electric sky blue that rarely needs stabilization and holds its color beautifully over time