Desert Bloom TeardropDesert Bloom Variscite, a minty green cousin to turquoise that's hand dug in Nevada. Fun fact: I thought this material reminded me of springtime in AZ and suggested the name to the miner who loved it, and that's the story on how it got it's name! Known for its black matrix with white halos or it's golden halo Matrix this gemstone can grace gold or silver with ease.

it will continue to glow for a little bit after you turn it off

Each piece is unique

branch-like inclusions of dark manganese or iron oxides

it is all beautiful

Desert Oasis Variscite

and earrings

creating a stunning focal point that shifts beautifully in different lighting

handcrafted man-made gemstone born from the artistic vision and scientific precision of lapidary artists Ray and Amy Bridewell in Kentucky

These stones displays a captivating blue color with intricate black or brown matrix lines that form natural

The Guatemalan jadeite deposits were lost in history for approximately 500 years and were only discovered once again about 50 years ago

Along with the Montana sapphire

The stone's unique "tie-dye" or mottled patterns create one-of-a-kind pieces—each cabochon tells its own story with organic color blends and occasional pops of contrasting blue or golden inclusions