Woodlands Station Variscite Round

Woodlands Station Variscite RoundThe most unusual feature of the variscite is its association with gold. Gold is unevenly distributed in the variscite specimens, and ranges from discrete fine grains to visible concentrations in the variscite. There are also larger single grains in the rock matrix. Assays of up to 17 g t Au have been returned from some samples. Woodlands Station Variscite was discovered in 2003 in Australia and has produced some of the most vibrant green variscite

Unlike most of the jaspers found in this canyon

with its distinctive patterns and colors evoking the rugged beauty of the earth

minty green and porcelain hard Variscite

dominating any setting with its jaw-dropping presence

with only a tiny handful of hand-picked top-grade rough ever making it out before the end

this rare material showcases a sophisticated neutral palette of creamy ivory

Mostly recognized for it's cardinal red and gold

most meticulously selected rough dug in the Fall of 2025

This Carmel Mountain variscite cabochon is ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE

one-of-a-kind fossilized beauty brings an ancient

Colors evoke memories of natural sunsets to pastoral shade of lilac and lavender

and all of the mines and claims had been closed since the 1950s