G7 - Sonoran Rio VerdeSonoran Rio Verde This is stone #7 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

Larimar is formed deep in the mountains within volcanic flows

dominating any setting with its jaw-dropping presence

Those that survive take an amazing polish

Shaping and polishing also has it’s challenges

frequently accented by intricate dark spiderweb matrix veining or bold brown-black patterns that create striking natural contrast

Nevada this glossy gemstone can range in pleasing pastels from soft yellow

it was first discovered in the 1920's but has been closed since 1976

a truly distinctive phosphate gem sourced from the remote Ivory Creek locality in Kazakhstan

This porcelain Jasper is a new find from the Utah foothills

this turquoise delivers unmatched elegance and authenticity

Almost like shattered glass

close to the Nevada border is where this material is sourced