This sculptural setting was inspired by my mom who is an avid lover of all things nature and instilled that same love in me. This setting features a stunning piece of Tigers Eye surrounded by a heat patinated copper leaf. This pendant comes with a soft black cord necklace so you can wear your pendant right out of the packaging.

This one of a kind setting shows off a stunning Moss Agate stone and Quartz point set in copper. This pendant comes with a soft black cord necklace so you can wear this pendant right out of the packaging.

This is one of the most stunning pieces of Fluorite I have ever found, polished and set. You can see the fractal patterns in this crystal as it catches the light when you move. It is set in fine silver to amplify the beauty of the stone.

This Jadeite is exceptionally hard to photograph but comes alive when you see it in the light! The Amethyst shines beautifully in all light and sets off the Jadeite, as well as amplifying it for my crystal enthusiasts wink

Check out this STUNNING Purpurite! I love this stone, especially when paired with this crystal clear quartz point. Wrapped in fine silver to accentuate the beauty of each stone.

This pendant is made with a stunning quarts crystal that looks like snowflake patterns when you stare through it. This stone is wrapped in fine silver for a minimal look so the stone gets all the attention.

I love this flashy gal! Labradorite is one of my all times favorite stones because it catches the light and changes color. I set this stone in silver to add to the sparkle! This one was found in southern New Mexico by my daughter and I who were the only ones willing to brave the desert sun that day.  

This piece is funky, but in the cool way! It was incredibly hard to photograph as it is almost like a quartz point vignette. It catches the light no matter which direction you turn and has a vein of patinated copper. 

These crystals are from a geode I found in New Mexico. The crystals catch the light with every turn. The necklace also has chips of fluorite and lepidolite surrounding the geode crystals. 

Mookaite Jasper is super fun to find. The designs and patterns keep the whole stone both interesting and beautiful. This particular stone reminds me of a desert sunset which somehow seems to capture the most amazing colors. The longer you look at this stone the more colors you see from yellows to violets. The copper and silver embellishments bring out both the warm and cool tones. 

I LOVE this stone. I almost didn’t list this piece because every time I hold it up to the light I see a new element. Though my research tells me I can’t find this stone in South Dakota I did. Which makes this stone all the more interesting. This agate is beautifully translucent and catches the light in a whole new way with every turn. 

Citrine is one of my favorite stones to run across. It’s always stunning but no two pieces look at all the same. This particular piece is stunning! I only polished the back of this stone to allow the light to pour through the raw crystal formation on the front. The front was cleaned and buffed but otherwise left entirely natural. I used fine silver on this piece because the highly reflective silver surface helps direct the light back into the stone. I found this stone less than an hour from my house in New Mexico; how cool is that!

This stone was a “Diamond in the rough.” I loved it when I first picked it up but after polishing this stone I LOVED her. 

Found in Northern New Mexico this serpentine is an especially attractive piece. I polished parts of the face while allowing some of the natural texture to shine through. The result is a topographical looking stone with beautiful colors and textures.

I found this stone in Northern New Mexico on a rockhounding trip. It has incredible depth and catches the light with every turn.

I absolutely love this stone. It nearly didn’t make it to the website. The variety of colors and tiny open crystal cavities make this stone fascinating to look at from every angle.

Have you ever picked up a stone and just had to take it home? Then I got to polishing! This stone has visible crystal structures on the top, beautiful banding, and amazing color.

Capturing the deep purple sparkles of this stone was next to impossible in photos. No matter which way you turn this pendant a sparkle will catch your eye. This is why lepidolite is one of my absolute favorite stones.

Found in Northern New Mexico this piece of lepidolite is a beautiful dark purple with an ombre effect from top to bottom.

This specimen was found in Northern New Mexico. I quite like looking for lepidolite because the colors vary hugely and polish beautifully. This one has a very light pink tone with a pink and purple edge.

Braided copper surrounds this stone highlighting its nuanced colors from white, to gray, to purple, and pink. I found this stone in northern New Mexico.

I found this point in Northern New Mexico. Something about it spoke to me so I cleaned it up and found this piece of quartz is uniquely beautiful.

To say I love this piece would be an understatement! It has a near ombre effect where the purple color slowly turns into creamy white at the top. The top of this stone was left unpolished so you can see how beautiful this stone was before polishing.

One of my first “finds” this stone is a personal favorite. Picked up in central New Mexico and hand polished to bring out the translucency of the stone while highlighting the beautiful colors within.