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Australian apple green chrysoprase
Australian apple green chrysoprase. Sourced from Queensland, Australia.

Why we make it

Clean modern settings, where the design leads.

These pieces start with a shape: clean lines, open frames, and silver that lets the stone sit forward.

Many come as matched sets, a pendant and earrings cut from the same material, so the pattern carries from one piece to the next.

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Every piece in the Contemporary Design line.

105 pieces

Apple Valley Plume Agate Ring Apple Valley Plume Agate RingAgate, Sourced from OregonA finished ring set with Oregon Plume Agate, a moss agate known for its soft, branching inclusions that read like landscape trapped in stone. Jeremy shaped the cabochon and Les built the setting here in the studio. The agate carries quiet purple tones and translucent passages that shift as the stone moves, and the ring is ready to wear as it stands. Ring is a size 8$675 / pieceOne of one View piece Bumblebee Jasper Bumblebee JasperJasper, Sourced from Mount Ciremai, West Java, IndonesiaThis Bumblebee Jasper comes from the volcanic slopes of Mount Ciremai in West Java, Indonesia, where the mineral-rich deposits produce those warm amber and charcoal bands the varietal is known for. Jeremy cut the stone right here at the bench, and Les carried it through to a finished piece. The banding runs in tight, irregular ribbons, each one a little different from the next.$375 / pieceOne of one View piece Freedom Jasper with Charoite accent Freedom Jasper with Charoite accentJasper, Sourced from OregonFreedom Jasper from Oregon, cut and finished in the studio. This variety tends toward warm earthy tones with flowing, scenic patterning that reads like a painted landscape across the polished face. A finished piece, ready to wear as it left the bench.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Chrysoprase ChrysopraseQuartz / Chalcedony family, Sourced from Queensland, AustraliaAustralian chrysoprase from Queensland, a rich apple-green chalcedony with the even, saturated color that made this locality famous. This is a finished studio piece, cut and set here in Tempe. The stone carries its own weight, no need for anything else to carry the appeal.$750 / pieceOne of one View piece Number 8 Number 8Turquoise, Sourced from Eureka County, Nevada, now closedNumber 8 turquoise from Eureka County, Nevada, set and finished here in the studio. The stone carries that classic Number 8 character, a blue the desert sky wishes it could pull off, with the dark spiderweb matrix the mine is known for a straightforward piece built to be worn, not fussed over.$420 / setOne of one View piece Moss Agate Moss AgateAgate, Sourced from OregonThis finished piece features Oregon plume agate, a stone known for its delicate, fern-like inclusions that seem to float inside clear chalcedony. The moss agate varietal brings green filaments threading through the body, giving each angle something different to settle on. Jeremy cut this cabochon to highlight the plume structure, and Les set it here in the studio as a completed piece.$420 / setOne of one View piece Wild Horse Wild HorseTurquoise-adjacent / substitutes, Sourced from Gila Wilderness, ArizonaWild Horse from the Gila Wilderness in Arizona, set and finished here in the studio. The stone carries its characteristic blend of white and warm brown, the kind of natural patterning that doesn't need any help to look good. A straightforward piece, made to let the material do the talking.$420 / setOne of one View piece Picture Jasper (group) Picture Jasper (group)Jasper, Sourced from OregonOregon Picture Jasper in a finished piece from the bench. The stone carries those warm, layered earth tones the varietal is known for, with banding that reads like a landscape held still. Les shaped the cabochon and built the setting around what the stone already had to say. A quiet piece, made to be worn and lived with.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Jasper JasperJasper, Sourced from Biggs, OregonBiggs Jasper from Biggs, Oregon, set and finished as a wearable piece. This is classic Biggs material, known for its landscape-like banding and warm desert tones. The stone has been cut and shaped in the studio, then set into a completed piece. A quiet, earthy stone with the kind of natural patterning that doesn't need embellishment.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Biggs Jasper Biggs JasperJasper, Sourced from Biggs, OregonBiggs Jasper from Biggs, Oregon, cut and finished in the studio. This is the material that made the Northwest famous among lapidaries, known for its tight banding and landscape-like layering in warm browns and tans. The stone is set and ready to wear, with no further work needed.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Mookaite MookaiteJasper, Sourced from OregonA finished piece featuring Freedom Jasper from Oregon, a Mookaite varietal known for its warm, earthy range of color. The stone shows the kind of natural variation that makes each cut its own, with no two slices ever landing quite the same way. Jeremy cut the rough and Les brought it through to completion here in the studio.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Picture Jasper (group) Picture Jasper (group)Jasper, Sourced from Bruneau Canyon, Owyhee County, IdahoBruneau Picture Jasper from Bruneau Canyon in Owyhee County, Idaho. This material is known for its landscape-like banding, with layered earth tones that read like canyon walls and horizon lines. Jeremy cut this stone to highlight the natural patterning, and Les brought it through to a finished piece in the studio. The stone carries the scene on its own.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Biggs Jasper Biggs JasperJasper, Sourced from Biggs, OregonBiggs Jasper, from Biggs Jasper (Biggs, Oregon).$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Apple Valley Plume Agate Apple Valley Plume AgateAgateThe Apple Valley Plume Agate was finished here in the studio. The piece is set and ready to wear.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Mookaite MookaiteJasperMookaite jasper, finished as a wearable piece from our studio. Les handled the cutting and metalsmithing on this one, and the stone carries the warm, banded color the varietal is known for, earthy reds and creams sitting side by side. A straightforward piece, made to be worn and enjoyed.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Ocean Jasper Ocean JasperJasper, Sourced from Madagascar, now depletedOcean Jasper set in sterling silver pendant.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Peruvian Pink Peruvian PinkOpalPeruvian Pink opal, set and finished here in the studio. The stone carries a soft, even pink that reads warm rather than sweet, the kind of color that holds up in any light. A quiet piece, made to be worn daily rather than saved for occasions.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Plume Agate Plume AgateAgate, Sourced from OregonOregon plume agate at its best looks like someone pressed ferns and moss into stone and left them there. This finished piece holds that kind of interior landscape, with the plumes drifting through translucent chalcedony in soft browns and creams. Cut to show the depth of those inclusions, and finished here in the studio as a wearable piece.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Picture Jasper (group) Picture Jasper (group)Jasper, Sourced from Bruneau Canyon, Owyhee County, IdahoBruneau Picture Jasper from Bruneau Canyon in Owyhee County, Idaho, cut and finished here in the studio. This material is known for its layered, landscape-like banding in warm browns and tans, the kind of stone that holds a whole horizon line inside it. Each piece in this group was selected and worked for its natural pattern.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece Imperial Green Jasper Imperial Green JasperJasperImperial green jasper, finished in the studio as a completed piece. The stone carries a deep, even green that reads almost solid at a glance, with subtle banding visible up close. Les brought this one through cutting and metalsmithing, and the work is done. A quiet piece for someone who likes their color rich without being loud.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece Blue Dumortierite Blue DumortieriteQuartz / Chalcedony familyBlue dumortierite sits in the quartz family, and this stone shows the deep, inky blue the material is known for. Jeremy cut it from rough and shaped the cabochon here at the bench before Les set it into a finished piece. The color is solid and saturated, the kind of blue that holds its own in any light.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece Brecciated Jasper Brecciated JasperJasper, Sourced from variousA finished piece built around brecciated jasper, a stone known for its fractured and re-cemented structure that creates bold, angular patterns in earthy reds and browns. Each fragment tells its own small story, locked together where the stone healed itself over time. This one is ready to wear, cut and set here in the studio.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece Picture Jasper Rocky Butte Picture Jasper Rocky ButteJasperRocky Butte Picture Jasper, finished as a wearable piece in the studio. The stone carries the quiet, banded landscape look that Picture Jasper is known for, with layered tones reading like a horizon line. Les set and finished this one so it is ready to wear as it stands. A straightforward piece for someone who likes the stone to do the talking.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Moss Agate Moss AgateAgate, Sourced from OregonA finished piece featuring moss agate from the Plume Agate location in Oregon. The stone carries the muted greens and translucent body that moss agate is known for, with internal dendritic growth that reads like small branches suspended in the stone. Made in the studio and ready to wear.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Picture Jasper (group) Picture Jasper (group)Jasper, Sourced from OregonOregon Picture Jasper in a finished piece from the bench. This stone carries those wide, earthy landscape bands the material is known for, with layered tones that read like a horizon line drawn by the stone itself. Les has set and finished this one, so it is ready to wear. The jasper does the talking here, quiet and grounded.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Banded Rhyolite Banded RhyoliteJasperBanded Rhyolite in the jasper family, finished here in the studio. The stone shows tight banding characteristic of rhyolite, with layered color shifts running through the material. A finished piece ready to wear, with the stone's own pattern doing most of the talking.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Magnesite MagnesiteWhite Buffalo, Sourced from worldwideA finished piece built around White Buffalo magnesite, the stone showing the classic white field with dark matrix threading through it. Les shaped the cabochon and set it at the bench, letting the natural contrast between the white body and the black veining do the talking. Clean lines, no fuss, just the stone front and center.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Crazy Lace Agate Crazy Lace AgateAgate, Sourced from Chihuahua, MexicoCrazy Lace Agate from Chihuahua, Mexico, set and finished in the studio. The stone carries those signature twisting bands and fortification lines that give the varietal its name, each one a record of how the silica layered over time. A completed piece, ready to wear as it stands.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Crazy Lace Agate Crazy Lace AgateAgate, Sourced from Chihuahua, MexicoCrazy Lace Agate from Chihuahua, Mexico, finished here in the studio as a completed piece. The stone carries the variegated banding and swirling pattern this material is known for, with natural color shifts running through the agate. A straightforward piece built around what the stone itself offers.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Wingate Agate Wingate AgateAgate, Sourced from Wingate Pass, California, now closedWingate Agate from Wingate Pass, California, finished here in the studio as a wearable piece. The stone carries the quiet banding and warm earth tones this locality is known for, with natural pattern that needed no enhancement. Jeremy cut the rough and Les brought it through to completion, letting the agate itself do the talking.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Plume Agate Plume AgateAgate, Sourced from OregonOregon plume agate, finished as a wearable piece in the studio. The stone shows the fine, branching inclusions that give plume agate its name, each one reading like a tiny landscape frozen in translucent chalcedony. Les shaped and set this one, letting the plume pattern sit forward so the detail stays visible at a glance. A quiet piece built around what the stone already had to say.$680 / pieceOne of one View piece Cherry Creek Jasper Cherry Creek JasperJasper, Sourced from Cherry Creek Mining District, Gansu Province, ChinaCherry Creek Jasper from the Cherry Creek Mining District in Gansu Province, China, cut and finished here in the studio. This material is known for its natural range of greens, reds, and tans, often in tight patterns and subtle banding. A complete, ready-to-wear item from our bench to you.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Banded Rhyolite Banded RhyoliteJasperThis finished piece features banded rhyolite, a jasper with naturally layered bands flowing across the stone. Jeremy cut the rough and Les set the cabochon here in our Tempe studio. The polished face brings out the subtle tonal shifts between each layer of banding, giving the piece a quiet, organic rhythm.$680 / pieceOne of one View piece Cotton Candy Opal Cotton Candy OpalOpalA freshly finished piece from the bench, set with a Cotton Candy Opal. The stone carries the soft, pastel cloudiness its name suggests, with gentle pinks and blues drifting through the body. Our artists shaped and set this one in the studio. A quiet piece that lets the opal do the talking.$680 / pieceOne of one View piece Seam Agate Pendant Seam Agate PendantAgateThis finished Seam Agate pendant is the kind of piece that comes together when the stone itself tells you what it wants to be. We sliced the agate and shaped the cabochon, then set it as a wearable pendant. The seam agate carries its own quiet character, with linear banding running through the stone that gives it its name.$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Crazy Lace Agate Pendant Crazy Lace Agate PendantAgate, Sourced from Chihuahua, MexicoOften nicknamed the "laughter stone" or "happy lace" because its cheerful patterns are said to promote joy and optimism. We have matching earrings as well!$475 / pieceOne of one View piece Tabu Tabu Jasper statement pendant Tabu Tabu Jasper statement pendantJasperTabu Tabu jasper, also called Forest Fire Jasper or Painted Valley Jasper, is a rare brecciated jasper from Africa known for its striking crimson, red, and orange colors mixed with black, gray, or white agate. Valued in crystal healing for providing deep emotional stability, grounding, and courage during change.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Burro Creek Pastelite statement pendant Burro Creek Pastelite statement pendantPasteliteThis statement pendant is a great layering piece at almost 2" across. This stone is only found near Burro Creek in Arizona, USA. Our artists created a one of a kind piece.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Sonoran Sunrise Jasper Sonoran Sunrise JasperCopper-ore decorativesTraditionally associated with soothing physical tension, supporting the heart, and easing muscle discomfort due to its high copper content. Handmade at our studio in the USA$775 / pieceOne of one View piece Rainbow Red Jasper Rainbow Red JasperObsidian / volcanic glassRainbow Jasper helps relieve emotional fatigue, stress, and fear while promoting joy, hope, and personal independence.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece Rhodochrosite Pendant Rhodochrosite PendantRhodonite / rhodochrosite (manganese pinks), Sourced from Capillitas, ArgentinaRhodochrosite is a vibrant pink gemstone known primarily as a powerful stone for emotional healing, self-love, and opening the heart chakra. This handmade pendant from our studio belongs in a loving home.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece Graveyard Point Plume Agate Graveyard Point Plume AgateAgate, Sourced from OregonGraveyard Point plume agate from Oregon. The face carries the fine plume formations this locality is known for, delicate branching structures that read like frost or fern against the agate ground.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Silicated Chrysocolla Earrings Silicated Chrysocolla EarringsCopper-ore decorativesA pair of silicated chrysocolla earrings, finished here in the studio. The stone has that quiet blue-green the material is known for, with the silicated structure giving it a firmer, more translucent body than plain chrysocolla.$420 / pieceOne of one View piece Dumortierite Pendant Dumortierite PendantQuartz / Chalcedony familyDumortierite is necessary for your existence since it interacts nicely with your mind. It will improve your cognitive powers. It will also help you improve your cognitive faculties, such as speech and arithmetic. If you've had a quick fuse, this gemstone will help you to be more patient. It will assist you in calming down amid stressful situations and provide you with a level conscious to precisely understand what you want to perform.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Rainbow Red Jasper Rainbow Red JasperObsidian / volcanic glassThis stone is set as a pendant in brushed silver. The stone carries the warm reds and soft banding that this material is known for, with enough natural variation to keep the eye moving across the surface. A finished piece, ready to wear.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Burro Creek Pastelite Pendant Burro Creek Pastelite PendantPasteliteBurro Creek Pastelite from Arizona, set in an antique silver pendant. The stone carries those warm, layered pastel tones the material is known for, with soft bands of pink and cream running through a translucent matrix. We cut the cabochon and molded the setting around it, finishing the piece in the studio. A quiet, wearable piece of Arizona.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Banded Rhyolite Banded RhyoliteJasperNew Mexico banded rhyolite in an antique silver finish make a stunning piece$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Wild horse Magnesite Pendant Wild horse Magnesite PendantWhite Buffalo, Sourced from worldwideWildhorse Magnesite set in an antiqued sterling silver pendant. The white stone carries its characteristic coppery brown matrix in natural banding across the face, and the cabochon cut follows the material's own contours. The antiqued sterling gives the piece a warm, worn patina that sits quiet against the stone.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece Number 8 pendant Number 8 pendantTurquoise, Sourced from Eureka County, Nevada, now closedNumber 8 vein turquoise from Eureka County, Nevada, made into a pendant here in the studio. The vein material runs that distinctive blue with the characteristic spiderweb matrix the mine is known for. Les shaped the stone and built the setting around it, letting the natural pattern decide where the silver sits. A straightforward piece for someone who knows their Nevada turquoise.$325 / pieceOne of one View piece Jade and Onyx Pendant Jade and Onyx PendantJade, Sourced from variousCanadian Nephrite Jade intarsia with Black Onyx$400 / pieceOne of one View piece Larimar Recovery Pendant Larimar Recovery PendantMisc / exotic catch-all, Sourced from Dominican RepublicA recovery pendant built in sterling silver and Shibuichi, paired with a larimar stone. The two metals sit side by side, the Shibuichi bringing its warm coppery tone against the silver. The lariat element lets the stone hang and move with the wearer. A quiet piece, made to be lived in.$250 / pieceOne of one View piece Hubei Whimsey Hubei WhimseyTurquoise, Sourced from Hubei Province, ChinaHubei polychrome turquoise set in a whimsical sterling silver pendant. The stone carries multiple colors in a single piece, the kind of pattern Hubei is known for, with natural variation across the face. Les shaped the cabochon and built the silver setting around it in the studio. A playful, one-of-a-kind pendant.$250 / pieceOne of one View piece Chrysocolla ChrysocollaTurquoise-adjacent / substitutes, Sourced from ArizonaChrysocolla, from Chrysocolla (Arizona).$250 / pieceOne of one View piece New Lander Turquoise New Lander TurquoiseTurquoiseNewlander turquoise set in a brushed sterling silver pendant. The stone carries a quiet blue with tight matrix, and the brushed finish on the silver keeps the focus on the stone rather than the metalwork. A straightforward pendant, finished and ready to wear.$375 / pieceOne of one View piece No 8 Pendant No 8 PendantTurquoise, Sourced from Eureka County, Nevada, now closedNumber 8 turquoise in a sterling silver$425 / pieceOne of one View piece Kingman Ring Kingman RingTurquoise, Sourced from Mineral Park district, Kingman, ArizonaKingman, from Kingman (Mineral Park district, Kingman, Arizona).$325 / pieceOne of one View piece Magnesite MagnesiteWhite Buffalo, Sourced from worldwideWildhorse magnesite set in an antique silver pendant. The stone carries that signature blend of warm brown and creamy white, with matrix that moves through it like brushstrokes. Les shaped the setting to sit close around the stone, letting the natural banding do most of the talking. A straightforward piece for everyday wear.$375 / pieceOne of one View piece New Lander Turquoise New Lander TurquoiseTurquoiseNew Lander turquoise set as a pendant, finished here in the studio. The stone carries a quiet blue with the variscine influence that gives New Lander its distinctive green undertone, and the cut follows the natural shape of the rough. A piece that hangs well on its own and asks for nothing more than daylight.$375 / pieceOne of one View piece Ginkgo Leaf Pendant Ginkgo Leaf PendantTurquoise, Sourced from Mineral Park district, Kingman, ArizonaA ginkgo leaf pendant set with Kingman turquoise from the Mineral Park district here in Arizona. The fan-shaped leaf splits into two lobes, a form long associated with balance and endurance. Ginkgo trees have survived for thousands of years, and several lived through the 1945 blast at Hiroshima, which is why the leaf carries meaning as a symbol of resilience and renewal.$375 / pieceOne of one View piece Crazy Lace Agate Crazy Lace AgateAgate, Sourced from Chihuahua, MexicoCrazy Lace Agate from Chihuahua, Mexico, handmade here in the studio as a wearable set of earrings. The stone shows the classic swirling bands and lace-like fortifications this material is known for, with warm creams, rusts, and soft grays folding through each other. Every line in this agate is natural, no dye or treatment. A finished piece ready to wear.$450 / setOne of one View piece Landscape Jasper Pendant Landscape Jasper PendantJasper, Sourced from OregonFreedom landscape Jasper in polished sterling silver pendant$375 / pieceOne of one View piece Australian apple green chrysoprase Australian apple green chrysopraseQuartz / Chalcedony family, Sourced from Queensland, AustraliaExceptional grade apple green chrysoprase from Queensland, Australia, finished here in the studio as a wearable piece. The color is the draw on this one, a saturated, even green that chrysoprase from this region is known for. At 14 carats, it is a compact stone with enough presence to stand on its own. A quiet, confident piece of material that does not need much talking up.$1,700 / pieceOne of one View piece Black Wyoming Jade Black Wyoming JadeJadeA finished piece of Black Wyoming Jade, weighing 13.5 carats. The stone is a deep, even black, the kind that reads more like a dark pool than a flat surface when the light catches it. Wyoming jade is known for its toughness and density, and this piece has that solid, grounded feel in the hand. Completed here in the studio.$1,100 / pieceOne of one View piece Opalized petrified wood and Wild Horse magnesite pendant Opalized petrified wood and Wild Horse magnesite pendantPetrified / fossil woodOpalized petrified wood set with Wild Horse magnesite, crafted and designed by Jeremy. The wood is a tree that had its structure replaced by silica over a very long time, so the grain you are looking at is the grain it grew. The magnesite beside it brings the brown and white back around.$295 / pieceOne of one View piece Sleeping Beauty turquoise ring Sleeping Beauty turquoise ringTurquoise, Sourced from Globe, ArizonaA Sleeping Beauty turquoise ring, one of one. Sleeping Beauty came out of a mine near Globe, Arizona, and it is known for even, matrix free blue. The mine stopped producing turquoise years ago, so every piece of it in circulation was cut from material already above ground.$500 / pieceOne of one View piece Chevron amethyst pendant Chevron amethyst pendantQuartz / Chalcedony familyA chevron amethyst pendant, handcrafted in silver. Chevron amethyst grows in banded vees of deep purple and white, which is where the name comes from. Cut across the banding so the pattern reads as a pattern rather than as a colour.$275 / pieceOne of one View piece Number 8 Red spiderweb turquoise set Number 8 Red spiderweb turquoise setTurquoise, Sourced from Eureka County, NevadaA set in Number 8 turquoise, cut from the same material so the pieces belong together. Number 8 is known for the spiderweb matrix running right through it, blue and blue green with red coming through the web. The mine has been closed for decades.$975 / setOne of one View piece Graveyard Point plume agate pendant, faceted Graveyard Point plume agate pendant, facetedAgate, Sourced from Oregon and Idaho borderGraveyard Point plume agate, faceted to throw light back through the plumes rather than over them. This one took a long time to finish and changed direction more than once on the way. Jeremy cut and built it.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Graveyard Point plume agate pendant Graveyard Point plume agate pendantAgate, Sourced from Oregon and Idaho borderGraveyard Point plume agate, set in silver. The plumes are feather shaped growths standing in translucent chalcedony, formed in basalt fissures on the Oregon and Idaho border. Held to the light it reads deeper than it does in the hand.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Reversible pendant, Sonoran Sunrise and Willow Creek Reversible pendant, Sonoran Sunrise and Willow CreekCopper-ore decoratives, Sourced from Sonora, Mexico and Eagle, IdahoOne pendant, two faces: Sonoran Sunrise on one side and Willow Creek jasper on the other. Both sides are finished and set to be seen, which is most of the work in a piece like this. Wear whichever suits the day.$900 / pieceOne of one View piece Peruvian pink opal pendant Peruvian pink opal pendantOpal, Sourced from Ayacucho, PeruPeruvian pink opal set in silver. The material comes from the foothills of the Andes in southern Peru and reads as a soft, even pink with no fire, closer to a stone than to a gem. Quiet to wear and easy to live with.$350 / pieceOne of one View piece Red flower agate pendant with druzy Red flower agate pendant with druzyAgateRed flower agate with a druzy pocket left open in the face. The flowers are mineral inclusions that grew outward through the agate as it formed. We cut to the pocket rather than past it, so the crystals stay part of the piece.$325 / pieceOne of one View piece Sonoran Sunrise statement pendant Sonoran Sunrise statement pendantCopper-ore decoratives, Sourced from Milpillas Mine, Sonora, MexicoA statement pendant in Sonoran Sunrise, designed and built by Jeremy. Chrysocolla and cuprite in the same stone, blue green running into red. This is the largest work we have put on the site, and the silver around it is built to match the stone rather than to frame it quietly.$950 / pieceOne of one View piece Peruvian pink opal pendant, emerald cut Peruvian pink opal pendant, emerald cutOpal, Sourced from Ayacucho, PeruAn emerald cut Peruvian pink opal in a silver patina setting, designed and made by Les. Pink opal from the Ayacucho region is opaque rather than fiery, and cutting it with steps and corners instead of a dome is an unusual choice that suits it.$350 / pieceOne of one View piece Willow Creek porcelain jasper pendant Willow Creek porcelain jasper pendantJasper, Sourced from Eagle, IdahoWillow Creek jasper with an antique finish, made by Les. It is a porcelain jasper found on private ground north of Eagle, Idaho, and it comes out of thundereggs, only some of which hold the good core. The pastels and the orbs are why people hunt it.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Agua Nueva agate pendant Agua Nueva agate pendantAgate, Sourced from Chihuahua, MexicoAgua Nueva agate from Chihuahua, set in silver. The material is known for tight banding and pockets of clear chalcedony, and this one carries both. Cut to keep the pattern whole rather than to hit a shape.$520 / pieceOne of one View piece Chrysoprase ring, contemporary setting Chrysoprase ring, contemporary settingQuartz / Chalcedony family, Sourced from AustraliaNine and a half carats of apple green chrysoprase in a contemporary silver setting. Chrysoprase takes its green from nickel rather than from copper or chrome, which is why it reads softer and more opaque than an emerald green. Built to be worn, with the stone sitting low enough for a hand that works.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece New Mexico banded rhyolite pendant New Mexico banded rhyolite pendantMisc / exotic catch-all, Sourced from New MexicoBanded rhyolite from New Mexico in an antique silver setting. The banding is the record of how the rock cooled, and we cut this one to follow it rather than across it. The darkened finish is deliberate: it sits the silver back and lets the bands carry the piece.$275 / pieceOne of one View piece Wingate plume agate pendant Wingate plume agate pendantAgate, Sourced from Wingate Pass, Death Valley, CaliforniaWingate Pass plume agate, cut and set in silver. The plumes run feathery through the stone in red, gold and brown, standing in clear chalcedony. The deposit sits inside restricted ground in Death Valley now, so what exists is what was already out. We do not expect to see more of it.$395 / pieceOne of one View piece Sonoran Sunrise Pendant Sonoran Sunrise PendantCopper-ore decoratives$1,000 / pieceOne of one View piece Dragon-skin silver turquoise earrings Dragon-skin silver turquoise earringsTurquoiseTurquoise cabochons set into dragon-skin silver, a dimpled texture worked into the metal so it breaks the light instead of polishing flat. A round pair, meant to be worn often rather than saved for something.$220 / setOne of one View piece Amaroo turquoise + blackened silver piece Amaroo turquoise + blackened silver pieceTurquoise, Sourced from Ammaroo Station, Northern Territory, AustraliaAmmaroo Station sits in the Northern Territory of Australia and still produces turquoise today. This stone is set in blackened silver, which gives the piece a quiet, grounded tone. The darkened metal lets the turquoise read as the main event without competing with it. A straightforward setting for an uncommon stone.$425 / pieceOne of one View piece ASU game-day earrings ASU game-day earringsJasper, Sourced from Mooka Creek, Western AustraliaMade for Arizona State game days, when maroon and gold is the only dress code that matters. These silver earrings keep things simple, the kind of piece you put in and forget about until someone asks where you got them. Built to last through overtime, tailgate weather, and whatever the season throws at you.$175 / setOne of one View piece 'High-end' turquoise pendant 'High-end' turquoise pendantTurquoiseA turquoise pendant set in silver, cut and built to be worn often. The stone has a clean, even color that reads well against the metal. Les sets each piece by hand and Jeremy cuts the cabochon to bring out what the rough gives him. A straightforward pendant you will keep reaching for.$375 / pieceOne of one View piece Contemporary turquoise ring Contemporary turquoise ringTurquoiseA clean, contemporary setting in silver lets this turquoise do the talking. The stone sits low and comfortable, with an open design that keeps the focus on the color. We cut and set this one together at the bench in Tempe, the way we like to do. Simple lines, good stone, built to wear every day.$325 / pieceOne of one View piece Wild Horse magnesite piece Wild Horse magnesite pieceWhite Buffalo, Sourced from worldwideWild Horse magnesite from the Gila Wilderness in Arizona, sometimes called Crazy Horse Turquoise for its similar matrix and coloring. The stone carries a warm, earthy contrast of cream and rust banding that reads differently from every angle.$275 / pieceOne of one View piece Hubei turquoise SET Hubei turquoise SETTurquoise, Sourced from Hubei Province, ChinaA matched set of Hubei turquoise, cut and set here in the studio. The stones carry that classic Hubei blue, clean and even, with just enough character in the matrix to remind you it came out of the ground. A straightforward set for someone who likes their turquoise without a lot of fuss.$750 / setOne of one View piece White Buffalo lightning turquoise SET White Buffalo lightning turquoise SETTurquoise, Sourced from Tonopah, NevadaLes has been holding onto these White Buffalo lightning turquoise stones from the active Tonopah, Nevada mine, waiting for the right idea to surface. The white stone carries those sharp black veins that give the material its name. Hard stone to come by, and this is the set he was waiting to make.$950 / setOne of one View piece Bisbee turquoise ring Bisbee turquoise ringTurquoise, Sourced from Lavender Pit, Bisbee, Arizona, now closedBisbee turquoise from the Lavender Pit, cut and set in silver here in Tempe. The stone carries the deep blue and chocolate brown matrix that Bisbee is known for. The mine closed in 1974, so what exists is what was pulled out of the ground before that. A straightforward piece for someone who knows what this material is.$550 / pieceOne of one View piece Wonderstone pendant Wonderstone pendantObsidian / volcanic glass, Sourced from Wonderstone Mountain, NevadaWonderstone from Wonderstone Mountain, Nevada, set in silver. The stone is volcanic glass and ash fused together, with natural swirls of cream, yellow, brown, and deep maroon. Jeremy cut the cabochon and Les built the setting.$275 / pieceOne of one View piece Number 8 lightning-vein pendant + earring SET Number 8 lightning-vein pendant + earring SETTurquoise, Sourced from Eureka County, Nevada, now closedNumber 8 turquoise from Eureka County, Nevada. The mine has been closed for years, so what is out there is what is out there. These three stones all carry the same lightning-vein webbing, dark against that classic blue ground, and we matched them as a set because they wanted to stay together. Set in sterling silver, cut and finished at the bench in Tempe.$850 / setOne of one View piece Wingate agate pendant Wingate agate pendantAgate, Sourced from Wingate Pass, California, now closedThis Wingate agate from Wingate Pass, California carries the flame-like banding the variety is known for, with colors running through fiery orange, deep red, and purple. The original deposit now sits inside a restricted military training area, so no new material is coming out. Les set this one in silver, letting the stone's color shifts carry the piece.$525 / pieceOne of one View piece Shattuckite set (Hummingbird mine) Shattuckite set (Hummingbird mine)Turquoise-adjacent / substitutes, Sourced from Hummingbird Mine, ArizonaShattuckite from the Hummingbird Mine in Arizona, cut and set as a matched pair. The blue is what you expect from this material, deep and steady, the kind that holds up close. We source directly, and this set came to us through Lisa Purcell. A clean, simple setting lets the stone do the talking.$850 / setOne of one View piece Red brecciated jasper ring Red brecciated jasper ringJasper, Sourced from variousRed brecciated jasper in a hand-set silver band. The stone shows the broken, re-cemented texture that gives brecciated jasper its name, with deep reds cut through by darker veins and angular fragments. Jeremy cut the cabochon from rough and Les set it in our Tempe studio. Direct message us if you'd like to add it to your collection.$325 / pieceOne of one View piece Lucin variscite piece Lucin variscite pieceTurquoise-adjacent / substitutes, Sourced from Lucin / Pilot Range, Box Elder County, UtahLucin variscite from the Pilot Range in Box Elder County, Utah. A green phosphate mineral with a quiet, even color that reads well against silver. The stone is set in a simple hand-built setting meant to let the material do the talking. A straightforward piece for someone who prefers their green from the ground.$360 / pieceOne of one View piece Crazy lace agate + Cherry Creek jasper piece Crazy lace agate + Cherry Creek jasper pieceAgate, Sourced from Chihuahua, MexicoA contemporary setting holding crazy lace agate from the Cherry Creek Mining District in Gansu Province, China. The stone carries the wandering bands and warm tones that give this material its name, cut and set to be worn anywhere you want it. Les built the silver to follow the stone, not compete with it.$280 / pieceOne of one View piece Rhodochrosite pendant (faceted edge) Rhodochrosite pendant (faceted edge)Rhodonite / rhodochrosite (manganese pinks), Sourced from Capillitas, ArgentinaRhodochrosite from the Capillitas mine in Argentina, cut with a faceted edge that gives the sides a line of light when the stone moves. The manganese pinks are the character of this piece. Set in silver. A finished pendant.$325 / pieceOne of one View piece Freedom jasper pendant (faceted edge) Freedom jasper pendant (faceted edge)Jasper, Sourced from OregonFreedom jasper from an active Oregon mine, cut with a faceted edge and set in silver. The faceted edge catches light that a standard cab would not, and it gives the piece a sharper profile against the chest. A straightforward pendant for someone who likes their stone to do the talking.$325 / pieceOne of one View piece Gem-grade chrysocolla piece Gem-grade chrysocolla pieceTurquoise-adjacent / substitutes, Sourced from ArizonaGem-grade chrysocolla from an active Arizona mine. The color runs deep blue-green, the kind that comes from high copper content in the host rock. We slabbed this rough ourselves and Les set it in silver. The stone does the talking here.$275 / pieceOne of one View piece Cotton candy opal piece Cotton candy opal pieceOpal, Sourced from trade materialThis finished piece showcases cotton candy opal, a trade material known for its sweet, pastel swirls of pink and blue that really do look good enough to eat. Jeremy cut the stone to bring out that soft, clouded color play, and Les set it in the studio. The material does the talking here, with its dreamy blend of tones running through the finished piece.$275 / pieceOne of one View piece Lucin variscite pendant Lucin variscite pendantTurquoise-adjacent / substitutes, Sourced from Lucin / Pilot Range, Box Elder County, UtahVariscite from the Lucin mine in Utah's Pilot Range, cut and set in silver here in our Tempe studio. Jeremy shaped the stone and Les built the setting, the$380 / pieceOne of one View piece Brecciated Owyhee jasper pendant Brecciated Owyhee jasper pendantJasper, Sourced from Owyhee Mountains, Oregon and IdahoBrecciated Owyhee jasper from the Owyhee Mountains straddling the Oregon and Idaho border. The brecciation gives it those angular, fractured sections where the original stone broke apart and reformed with mineral fill, creating a natural mosaic in tans, browns, and rusts. Jeremy cut it at the bench here in Tempe, from American rough.$280 / pieceOne of one View piece Number 8 orphan turquoise piece Number 8 orphan turquoise pieceTurquoise, Sourced from Eureka County, Nevada, now closedThis piece of Number 8 turquoise from the closed mine in Eureka County, Nevada, is what we call an orphan. It steps away from the standard matrix patterns usually expected from that location, holding a character all its own. We cut the stone clean to let that unusual shift in the material speak for itself.$450 / pieceOne of one View piece Willow Creek jasper piece Willow Creek jasper pieceJasper, Sourced from private property north of Eagle, IdahoWillow Creek jasper from a private claim north of Eagle, Idaho. This is a porcelain jasper, pulled from thundereggs embedded in rhyolite, and only a fraction of those eggs carry the jasper core worth cutting. The mine is still active but access is limited. We slabbed this one in the shop and let the stone decide the rest.$325 / pieceOne of one View piece Agatized dinosaur gembone piece Agatized dinosaur gembone pieceFossil (non-wood), Sourced from Morrison Formation (Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico)Agatized dinosaur gembone from Utah, sourced from the Morrison Formation. Over millions of years the original bone material was replaced by silica, preserving the internal cell structure in agate. What you see in the pattern is the actual cellular architecture of ancient bone, frozen in stone. Jeremy cut this cabochon at the bench, and the cell structure reads clean and distinct across the face.$350 / pieceOne of one View piece

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