Natural Lavender Turquoise Oval

Natural Lavender Turquoise OvalOften called Golden Hills this material is not from that claim. This is mined by a father and son team is from a mine called Gilandi. It still is from Kazakhstan, as it is all lumped together. The lavender hue comes from the mineral strontium, and is the only claim in the world that has these unique traits. The rough often is oddly formed, so getting perfectly cut shapes is rare.

Unlike most of the jaspers found in this canyon

making each piece a one-of-a-kind work of art

The stone's matrix adds artistic character without overwhelming the soft base colors

Larimar is semi translucent in the higher grades and because of this

Carefully cut and polished to a brilliant finish with a smooth

Chances are slim

intergrown with andradite garnet and other rare minerals

chrysoprase owes its captivating color to trace amounts of nickel

high-domed shape with a brilliant luster

rich browns

this material captures the rich

this material comes from a limited deposit that has since been buried and is unlikely to produce more in the future