Beads to Buckskins

Glendo Agate: free form

This unusual Tube Agate is very scarce. It is my understanding that the source dried up a few decades ago. It is a Wyoming stone with lovely shades of rose that seems to explode the length of a clear see through crystal center. The outside edge on both sides are a soft mauve rose pink with a dark line of burgundy separating the it from the crystal. (36 mm by 14 mm)

$25.00

Glendo Agate: free form

This cabochon has the light mauve rose color on the inside and dark Rose on the outside with a translucent crystal center and a line of burgundy dividing the two colors. (25 mm by 25 mm) small end is 10 mm wide.

$25.00

Parrot Wing: This gorgeous cabochon has an elegant designer shape. It is rather hard to fine Parrot Wing of this quality and color. It has little red specks and a glossy finish. The stone is from Mexico and is becoming more scarce each year.

(52 mm by 32 mm)

$25.00

Indian Paint Rock: When two cuts of the same rock are close enough in appearance and size to make a pair of earrings it is very rare. I understand this stone is from California and is call Indian Paint Rock because of the unusual separation of lines as though hand painted and is the same colors that some of the Native Americans used for their paints.

(25 mm by 17 mm)

15.00

Ocean Jasper: This beautiful Jasper comes from Madagascar. This Cabochon is so lovely that it is difficult to describe. The Splendid orbicular formations range in color and size from purple to brown and white to grey with a wonderful cavity of snow white sparkly crystal cavity traveling through the center. The picture says it all.

(42mm by 21 mm)

$55.00

Pyrite/Calcite Crystals:

Rainbow Pyrite is lovely by its self but when you add crystal formations you get this wonderful cabochon. (Stone Origin, Mexico)

(31 mm by 18 mm)

$24.00

Bruneau Jasper: From Idaho,

This is a favorite of most every rock hound. Bruneau makes a beautiful cabochon. The patterns vary from mauve pinks swirls to mountains with colors of dark chocolate to light beige. This one has a luster finish and is (45 mm by 40 mm)

$55.00

Ocean Jasper: From Madagascar; The pinks and Rose colors in this cabochon are becoming difficult to come by. All of the Ocean Jasper cabochons you see on this web sight are cut from some of the original first imported Ocean Jasper to come into the USA. My husband bought many ton and has kept the best just for cutting cabochon's. So because you see so much of these colors in the following pages gives the idea that it is plentiful. The cabs with crystal centers are more scarce especially when they have the rose colors in them. This large free form cabochon measures (46mm by 40 mm). with a glossy finish.

$85.00

It is wonderful when we come across a Limb Cast that has as much personality as this large cabochon. It is chucked full of lovely moss at the bottom and has translucent agate ray around a crystal formation at the center top.

It reaches 55 mm across and every mm is beautiful.

$50.00

Ocean Jasper: From Madagascar, I could talk about this Jasper for hours and not find the words to express its beauty. This cabochon has a glossy finish and sports a pocket of crystals in the center surrounded by a snow white line that separates it from the lovely rose and green orbicular formations on the left side.

(37 mm by 25 mm)

$55.00

Druze Chrysocolla: When it comes to Druze the sparkle and color of this cabochon is unsurpassed by any in my opinion. The camera did not pick up the beautiful radiant sparkle of this stone. It has a surface height of 12 mm dipping to 3 mm on one side because of the round nodule of crystal formation in the center. The sides are lined with thick lines of dark blue Chrysocolla that supports the lighter blue crystals formations on top.

(30mm by 20 mm)

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