Bridewell Stone MarquiseA rare, handcrafted man made gemstone born from the artistic vision and scientific precision of lapidary artists Ray and Amy Bridewell in Kentucky. Each Bridewell Stone cabochon is meticulously grown by blending premium purified minerals (including silica, zinc, lithium, copper, and other elements) and melting them at volcanic temperatures exceeding 2,400F. Through controlled slow cooling, stunning crystalline formations bloom within a gem quality

Woodland Station Variscite

These stones have a refractive index almost as high as a sapphire which makes for a beautiful play of light that bounces inside of the gemstones

dominating any setting with its jaw-dropping presence

but it does have a beauty of its own

resonating with artisans and wearers alike

Sourced from the historic Kingman Mine

these striking shell beads are prized for their vibrant

it highlights the stone's natural luster and depth

The lavender hue comes from the mineral strontium

and all of the mines and claims had been closed since the 1950s

Radiolarians are microfossils with a siliceous shell that are part of the zooplankton and live in the first 200 meters of the water column

perfect for crafting stunning rings and cabochons