00g (9mm)

Featuring an incredible range of umber, ochre, and sienna hues in compact swirling and circular patterns, these plugs are truly unique. Sold as a p...

Amethyst is a variety of quartz that ranges in color from pale lavender to deep purple. Some pieces are evenly hued while others include bright whi...

A transparent, pure form of quartz, one of the most abundant minerals on Earth. With a crystalline finish, each piece is clear with intricate feath...

When crystal quartz is formed, miniscule inclusions of gas or liquid sometimes become trapped, creating dense white webs that produce this cloudy, ...

Also known as cloudy quartz or milky quartz, the dense white webs that make these stones opaque are created by microscopic inclusions of gas or liq...

Blue-green with dark veins throughout, each piece is unique. Sometimes referred to as "poor man's turquoise," dyed magnesite has a similar black or...

Technically a glass, opalite’s appearance varies depending on the angle you are viewing. It goes from a milky white to luminous blue when placed ag...

The mineral form of iron, hematite is dark in hue but maintains a mesmerizing metallic sheen. Each piece is double-flared and polished to a mirror ...

Still manufactured by the process invented by the Miotti family of Venice, Italy in the 17th century. Blue goldstone is a glass crafted using a pro...

Onyx is a variety of chalcedony quartz. Typically solid black, it can contain banded white inclusions. Made from material sourced from the Himalaya...

A luminous blue-green, slightly-translucent stone. When light passes through each double-flared piece, glimmering inclusions can be seen throughout...

Double-flared plugs each showcasing a skull and crossbones with a carefully inlaid osage orange “golden” tooth to let everyone know that a true pir...

Double-flared plugs featuring a classic anchor design. Its original purpose, to hold firm and ground, has found meaning with sailors and the tattoo...

Double-flared plugs based on the brightly decorated skulls that are part of the Mexican Day of the Dead celebration, where the deceased are honored...

Known for being one of the most intelligent, flexible, and evasive of all sea creatures, these crafty cephalopods are displayed in fine detail on t...

The Eye of Providence is always watching, peering from beneath a carved brick wall. Each double-flared set is available in light curly maple with a...

The face of this 00g (9mm) round labret shows off an alluring solid golden sheen visible from any angle. 3/8” (10mm) wearable length. T-back mea...

In classical, medieval, and renaissance lore, the salamander is commonly believed to be a creature that can walk through flames and live through fi...

Often called sea opal glass, opalite is milky white with bluish-green hues that give each piece an iridescent glow. 2” in diameter, these rings wor...

Sometimes referred to as "poor man's turquoise," dyed magnesite has similar black or brown surface matrix with the same hardness and texture of rea...

Black onyx is a variety of chalcedony quartz. From stone sourced from the Himalayan regions of Central Asia, these 2” rings are polished to a smoot...

From the paduak tree native to southeast Asia, northern Australia, and the Western Pacific islands. While amboyna wood is common, amboyna burl is r...

Native to Southeast Asia, tiger ebony is most recognizable thanks to its yellow base and deep brown and black striping. Each ring is polished to a ...