Stone Jewelry

Mookaite gets its name from the location it was found, in Mooka Creek near Carnarvon, Australia. These unique, 7/8” double-flared plugs have mostly...

Ricolite is a type of serpentine specific to New Mexico. Deep green in color with gray, black, and light-green striations, these 2” double-flared p...

Native to Madagascar, ocean jasper can only be reached by boat during low tide. While these 1 1/2” double-flared plugs have an overall mossy, yello...

With concentric bands of white, blue, gray, violet and peach, these captivating 1 ⅜” double-flared teardrop plugs are subtle yet striking. Sold as ...

Subtle threads of white and peach weave through these dynamic seafoam green 1 ⅝” double-flared plugs. Sold as a pair.

When obsidian cools, air pockets form that reveal cloudy striations of silvery flash. Subtle and elegant. Single-flared. Front flare measures 1/2”....

A unique take on traditionally round conch jewelry, these triangles are designed to fit comfortably in your ear. Single-flared. Triangle measures 1...

First discovered in 1770, on the Canadian peninsula of Labrador. Inuit legend says the Northern Lights, once trapped in this stone, were released w...

Picture jasper, from the Owyhee mountain range, is so named for its distinctive patterning that strongly resembles the picturesque landscape of rol...

The amber for these plugs is sourced from Chiapas, Mexico, where fossilized resin from the now extinct Hymenaea mexicana legume tree is approximate...