Oregon Sunstone | Sunstone Gemstone | Faceted Oval Concave Please select your option from

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the aborigines saw the quartz crystal as a powerful source for rain

These Peruvian blue opals are so blue you could almost imagine seeing a little school of fish swimming by

Start using turquoise beads and discover just why this is one of the world's oldest gemstones still in use today

Amethyst beads are used in many jewelry designs today because of their incredible color and scintillating qualities

Oregon Sunstone | Sunstone Gemstone | Faceted Oval Concave Please select your option fromOregon sunstone is obviously mined in Oregon, but if you're unaware of the name and meet the bead for the first time, you'd think it was mined on the Sun. The sunstone gemstone has a peculiar property of drawing the best out of all people it comes in touch with, bringing them joy and laughter matched only by the sun. The irregular shapes of these beads draws out all the finer hues of the sunstone, giving one bead more red than orange and another black