Specimens

Faceted stones, raw specimens and fossils, each one catalogued by locality, formation and treatment

  • Extreme macro of jagged amethyst crystal points inside a geode cavity

    Uruguay amethyst cluster

    Deep-color druzy cluster from a basalt cavity. Natural color, no dye or heat treatment.

    $68
  • Close-up of a translucent smoky quartz crystal point with visible internal facets

    Smoky quartz point

    Single terminated point with natural smoky color from trace radiation in the host rock. Untreated.

    $34
  • Extreme macro of a golden faceted citrine gemstone showing sharp facet edges

    Faceted citrine, round cut

    Heat-treated amethyst turned citrine, faceted in-house. Most citrine on the market is heat-treated - ours is labeled as such rather than sold as natural.

    $45
  • Macro of a polished labradorite slab showing blue and green flash across its surface

    Labradorite polished slab

    Polished cross-section showing full labradorescence under raking light. Natural, untreated.

    $52
  • Macro of a polished ammonite fossil cross-section revealing spiraled chamber walls

    Ammonite fossil, polished half

    Cross-cut and polished to show internal chamber structure. Stabilized with a clear resin along one hairline crack, noted on the tag.

    $58
  • Macro of banded green malachite with concentric rings on a polished cut face

    Banded malachite specimen

    Raw nodule showing concentric banding, cut open and polished on one face only. Natural, untreated.

    $41
  • Extreme macro of a deep blue faceted topaz gemstone under studio light

    Faceted blue topaz, emerald cut

    Irradiated and heat-treated to reach this saturation - nearly all blue topaz on the market is treated this way, and we say so plainly rather than let the color speak for itself.

    $39

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