Genuine Cabochons

Opal is the world's most popular phenomenal gemstone, with many cultures believing that Opals had supernatural origins and power. Inside of Opal ar...

Moonstone is a member of the feldspar group mineral orthoclase and consists of alternating layers of the minerals albite and orthoclase. When light...

Iolite is derived from the Greek word for violet, displaying a vivid violet-blue color. Iolite is strongly pleochroic, meaning different colors are...

Azurite Malachite is normally never found in calibrated sizes do to the rareness and the stone unique green and blue colors for special cuts....

Kyanite is named from the Greek word kyanos which means "dark blue." Kyanite often resembles sapphire and is used as an alternative, particularly i...

Emerald is considered the world's finest green gemstone and has been highly prized and coveted for centuries, from Cleopatra to European royalty. E...

Named by the Egyptians as the "gem of the sun", Peridot is plentiful and generally inexpensive. Ranging from a transparent yellowish green to green...

Jasper is an opaque chalcedony that can display a variety of colors and patterns, making each stone unique and one-of-a-kind. Jasper tends to come ...

Aquamarine is derived from the Latin word for "sea water", displaying a cool blue that ranges from greenish blue to blue-green. Aquamarine tends to...

Citrine ranges from transparent yellow to brownish orange in color and is derived from the word "citron", a fruit related to the lemon. Most Citrin...

Black Onyx, also know as black agate, is dyed black chalcedony. Chalcedony is made of tiny crystals of quartz that are not visible to the naked eye...

Black Onyx, also know as black agate, is dyed black chalcedony. Chalcedony is made of tiny crystals of quartz that are not visible to the naked eye...

Coral is an organic gem, composed of the external skeletons of coral polps. Coral is made of calcium carbonate, with no crystal structure and is co...

Coral is an organic gem, composed of the external skeletons of coral polps. Coral is made of calcium carbonate, with no crystal structure and is co...

Amber is an organic gem that was formed millions of years ago when sap from ancient pine trees hardened and fossilized. Amber artifacts date back t...

Opal is the world's most popular phenomenal gemstone, with many cultures believing that Opals had supernatural origins and power. Inside of Opal ar...

Named after the Amazon river that runs through Brazil, Amazonite is a great alternative to turquoise. With its blue-green color, grid-like white st...

Black Onyx, also know as black agate, is dyed black chalcedony. Chalcedony is made of tiny crystals of quartz that are not visible to the naked eye...

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

Lapis Lazuli has been mined in the mountains of Afghanistan for more than 6,000 years. In fact, these mountains are the world's oldest known commer...

Black Onyx, also know as black agate, is dyed black chalcedony. Chalcedony is made of tiny crystals of quartz that are not visible to the naked eye...

Coral is an organic gem, composed of the external skeletons of coral polps. Coral is made of calcium carbonate, with no crystal structure and is co...