Gemstones

Rose Quartz derives its name from its distinctive pastel pink appearance, ranging from very light to medium-dark pink. Known as the "love stone," t...

Jasper is an opaque chalcedony displaying a rich variety of colors and patterns, making each stone a truly unique, one-of-a-kind specimen. These ov...

Carnelian is part of the Chalcedony family, ranging from brownish orange to orange-red. Chalcedony is composed of tiny crystals of quartz not visib...

Amber is an organic gem formed millions of years ago when sap from ancient pine trees hardened and fossilized. Amber artifacts date back to 10,000 ...

Black Onyx, also known as black agate, is dyed black chalcedony. Chalcedony is composed of microscopic quartz crystals not visible to the naked eye...

Turquoise has been a prized gemstone for many cultures and civilizations, including the Ancient Egyptians and Native Americans. Turquoise is heavil...

Blue onyx, also known as blue agate, is dyed chalcedony — a microcrystalline quartz prized by jewelers and gem artists for its smooth, uniform tran...

Tiger's Eye is a member of the quartz family and one of the most popular gemstones in the lapidary and jewelry trade — prized for its accessibility...

Oval Unakite Cabochons offer jewelers and metalsmiths a striking natural stone with a rich, multi-toned palette. Unakite is an opaque stone compose...

Green onyx, also known as green agate, is dyed chalcedony — a microcrystalline quartz prized by jewelers and metalsmiths for its uniform color, smo...

Tiger's Eye is part of the quartz family and a consistently popular gem for jewelry making—readily available, inexpensive, and durable enough for e...