This is an absolutely stunning piece of tigers eye that flashes with new colors every time it moves or catches the light. This stone is set in copper which highlights the colors in the tigers eye.

This ring features two stacked stones. One is a nearly clear quartz crystal with stunning fractal pattern throughout, and the second is a beautiful piece of Norwegian Eudialyte. This ring is made with fine silver.

This beautiful Purpurite stone is set in shinning copper to accentuate the stunning colors.

I cut and polished this stone so the flash took up the entire face. No matter what direction you turn the stone it catches the light and shines. I set it in a combination of silver and copper because each metal color helps bring out a different color in the stone.  

I love this agate. I was able to create a few pieces out of this stone and each one is unique despite being from the same stone. This stone was found by one of my family members (there is debate over who lol) and they gave it to me to polish for science. It was so pretty it was agreed it has to be jewelry. 

This piece of carnelian is stunning! There are so many colors and crystals throughout the entire stone.

This piece of citrine was found in central New Mexico. I was particularly drawn to this stone, when I found it the setting sun was making it sparkle despite being half hidden in the dirt.

Found in southern New Mexico this stone has a beautiful luster and an astounding array of orange and yellow shades.

This stone was a surprise once I started polishing. Found in northern New Mexico it appeared purple all the way through. Once I started polishing the huge array of colors popped out. Now you can clearly see the purples, pinks, grays, white, and near translucent parts of this beautiful stone.

The beauty of this stone was evident even half buried under the dirt. Found in northern New Mexico, hand cut, and polished.

Pick up from the shore of the Rio Grande in central New Mexico I had no idea what I was holding, aside from a small red rock. Assuming it was Jasper I started polishing only to discover this beautiful carnelian agate.