Diablo Organics

Also called “fool’s gold,” the name pyrite is derived from the Greek word meaning "of fire," and it is a name applied to stones that sparked when s...

Polished solid brass “Puj Ju” circles surround complimentary deep mustard- and sienna-colored ocean jasper cabochons. Must be at least 8g to wear. ...

Classic and clean diamond-shaped brass hoops embellished with exquisite filigree at the edges perfectly balance between stunning everyday wear and ...

The face of each carved rose reflects a rainbow of hues thanks to the unique qualities of mother of pearl. Each piece is suspended from a delicate ...

Also called pink quartz, rose quartz ranges from a pale, nearly translucent, shade of pink to rose hues. First found in Maine in the U.S., most ros...

Obsidian is a naturally-occurring glass formed when volcanic lava cools rapidly. Snowflake obsidian has tiny quartz crystals trapped within, making...

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...

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

Striking brown and black striations bisect this pair of 1” teardrop plugs in tiger ebony. Stunning and unique. Sold as a pair.

With white, green and coral-pink hues, these ocean jasper ovals have a beautifully subdued pastel color. Each solid brass hoop comes with a sturdy ...

Polished solid brass “Puj Ju” circles surround complimentary deep mustard- and sienna-colored ocean jasper cabochons. Must be at least 8g to wear. ...

Named after the Egyptian goddess, these regal weights have deep, sea-foam green amazonite cabochons surrounded by ornate brass wheels. Each also ha...

A proprietary process is used to coat rough-cut chalcedony shards in a thin layer of titanium. Each piece is then anodized to produce a brilliant g...

These naturally rough stones boast uncommonly vibrant colors thanks to a brand new, innovative design that brings these rocks to life! A proprietar...

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...