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Amethyst
Earrings
Carnelian
Fluorite
Tiger Eye / Tiger Iron
Crazy Lace Agate
Rose Quartz
Labradorite
Turquoise
Sodalite
Mojave Desert Chalcedony
Seraphinite
Black Jade
Bloodstone
Lapis Lazuli
Blue Quartz
Jade
Zebra Agate/Jasper
Montana Moss Agate
Tabasco Geodes
Orange/Green Aventurine
Obsidian
Silver Lace Onyx
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Trapper Creek Dendritic Agate

Trapper Creek Dendritic Agate is found in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming

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Trapper Creek Ring 04
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New Leaf Earrings

New Leaf Earrings

New Leaf earrings in Jade, Moonstone, Citrine and Amber. Set in Sterling Silver Moonstone is a captivating gemstone belonging to the feldspar group, famous for its signature glowing phenomenon called adularescence Citrine is a popular yellow-to-orange gemstone belonging to the quartz family, prized for its bright, sunny color and durability Amber is a hard, translucent…

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by TylerH September 9, 2026September 9, 2026

Larimar Sets

Larimar Sets

Larimar is only found in a limited deposit in the Dominican Republic. Its lovely sea-blue color is reminiscent of the Caribbean seas. Find Larimar sets with pendants, earrings and rings! Origins and Appearance Properties and Uses Larimar Jewelry Collection – Best Sellers & Unique Designs

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by TylerH September 7, 2026September 7, 2026

Nguni Jasper

Nguni Jasper

Nguni Jasper is a rare variety of jasper found exclusively in South Africa. It is named for its distinctive brown, beige, and cream banding that mimics the coat patterns of native Nguni cattle. The stone is explicitly named after the Nguni cattle, a breed of cattle native to Southern Africa. These cattle are famous for…

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by TylerH September 5, 2026September 5, 2026

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