Call of the Wild Heart

Larimar
$40

Soft sky-to-turquoise hues, patterned like sea foam against polished stone. A distinctive pectolite, exclusive to the Dominican Republic.

Sunstone
$40

Tiny metallic inclusions give it a bright, shifting glitter—golden, coppery, or reddish. Moves with the light.

Quartz flower - stalactite
$35

First rule of rocks: everything is quartz. Second rule: the rest is feldspar.
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Belomorite marquis
$55

A rare Russian moonstone with a soft blue-silver sheen—like moonlight on northern water. Creamy, pearly, and quietly luminous. One-of-a-kind pieces from the White Sea (Russia). Not your everyday moonstone.

Owyhee blue opal
$35

Citrine facet
$25

{Set but not cut by me}

***SOLD***
Opal
$45

Cantera Fire Opal (13)
$40

Vibrant Mexican fire opal left in its natural rhyolite matrix. Brilliant orange, red, and golden hues blaze against the earthy volcanic host rock, sometimes with vivid flashes of play-of-color for truly eye-catching cabochons.
This stone does have flashes of color!

***SOLD***
Dino bone
$40

Ancient fossilized bone transformed over millions of years into vibrant, agate-like stone. Polished pieces reveal unique cellular patterns in rich reds, oranges, and earthy tones—each piece a one-of-a-kind prehistoric treasure for distinctive jewelry.
Petrified organic materials fluoresce under UV light. See how the cell walls glow?

Rhodonite
$40

A vibrant rose-pink to red gemstone, often accented with striking black veins, valued for its warm, romantic color and distinctive patterns. The pinks and reds are formed by manganese while the black veins are manganese oxide.