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6.81ct Mystique Oregon Sunstone
6mm Oregon Sunstone studs in sterling silver
Here's a great set of 7mm bicolor Oregon Sunstones set into a pair of simple and elegant sterling silver studs.
The copper schiller shines with an otherworldly glow that seems to radiate from inside the stones. Colors are green and bronzy tone. Certainly not your everyday.
Oregon Sunstone, the states official gemstone, is mined in the Eastern Oregon Outback in desolate conditions.
These stones are 6mm each, and the pair weighs just over 2.2ct.
7.23ct Oregon Sunstone bi-color peach/green with schiller
This is one gorgeous Oregon Sunstone. The bi-color peach and green is stunning with just a bit of copper schiller.
The shape is unique as well, a very elongated rectangul, perfect for a dazzling custom pendant.
Oregon Sunstone is becoming more popular every day, with award winning lapidary artists frequently using it in their designs. It's sure to start getting more word of mouth in Oregon, across the US, and around the globe.
This particular stone weighs 7.23ct and measures 19x7.1x6.5mm.
7.51ct Oregon Fire Opal shield
8.43ct Oregon Sunstone Gem (14.4 x 10.9mm) – Dust Devil Mine, Mystique Green & Peach with Copper Schiller
Large 8.43ct Oregon Sunstone (14.4mm x 10.9mm) from the Dust Devil Mine. Mystique green and peach colors with copper schiller. Rare collector’s gem and investment stone, priced miner-direct.
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8.46ct Emerald Cut Oregon Sunstone – Champagne with Green Highlights (15.6×10.4mm)
Stunning 8.46ct emerald-cut Oregon Sunstone in warm champagne with soft green highlights. Measuring 15.6x10.4mm, this rare and untreated gemstone is perfect for a bold, custom jewelry design.
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8.9ct Spectacular Orangish Red Oregon Sunstone
8mm Holley Blue Agate Cabochon stud earrings in 925 sterling
Two lovely 8mm Holley Blue Agate caboshons mounted in sterling silver post earrings.
They're simple, yet so elegant. The delicate lavender color with a slight bit of peach is just perfect.
Holley Blue used to be sourced near Sweethome OR, but the collection site was closed down about 35 years ago. The only way to get it now is through someone like myself who had collected it years ago.
Each cabochon weighs about 3ct.
At the moment, there is just one pair available like this. I may be making more soon.
9x6mm .92ct Oregon Fire Opal pear
This beautiful orangish yellow Oregon Fire Opal was hand mined from the Juniper Ridge area of Eastern Oregon.
While some value this material for its brilliant firey glow alone, Oregon Fire Opal is also highly valued for its remarkable energy and metaphysical properties. It is believed to ignite passion, creativity, and inspiration in individuals who wear or own this gem. It is also considered a stone of transformation and is said to help individuals let go of the past, embrace change, and move forward with confidence.
Whether you wear it for its beauty, or the metaphysical properties, or both, Oregon Fire Opal is sure to set your spirit ablaze and kindle your passion for gems.
AAA bicolor 1.05ct Oregon Sunstone
This bi-color beauty gives you the best of both worlds. A deep forest green and peach colored copper schiller in one stone.
It's a 6mm 1.05ct square, which makes it perfect for a ring, pendant, or brooch. Dress it up with buttery yellow gold or the icy beauty of white gold or silver. This all natural Oregon Sunstone gives you many options.
If you need help to design a piece, I'm happy to help or take it to your personal jeweler.
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AAA Bicolor 7x5mm .9ct Oregon Sunstone
This Oregon Sunstone may be small at only .9ct and 7x5mm, but just look at this color!
Beautiful AAA Red with a hint of dark green. The rough for this stone comes from the world famous Dust Devil mine in the Rabbit basin of Oregon's rugged Outback.
There is an internal fracture you can see in the photos. It should not compromise the integrity of the stone, but I've discounted it significantly because of this. It's practically impossible to see this fracture without magnification.
This stone would be great for a dainty ring or as part of a larger piece for a little color pop.
