Relic Stoneworks

With a name taken from the Amazon River—from where these green stones were formerly found—these bluish-green ⅝” double-flared amazonite plugs are the color of deep, blue, tropical water. Hand-carved, cut, and polished. Beautiful, personal, and one-of-a-kind. Sold as a pair.

Once believed to be created from the solidified rays of the moon, moonstone is known for its iridescent (or adularescence) qualities. While this particular, 1/2” pair is black, it is not solid; shades of silver, gray, and cream shine through, creating a creamy almost opalescent luster. Sold as a pair.

These unique, ⅞” double-flared Brazilian agate plugs come from decomposed volcanic ash and basalt. Layers of tan, white, and beautiful brown tones. Sold as a pair.

Agate has been referred to as the “Earth’s rainbow,” as the concentric bands it is known for may come in any color. The crazy lace variety is made up of chalcedony, a member of the quartz family. These 2” double-flared plugs showcase layered shades of cream, brown, black and gray. Sold as a pair.

Labradorite was first discovered in 1770, on the Canadian peninsula of Labrador. Inuit legend says the Northern Lights were released inside the stone. This natural gemstone displays “labradorescence” and shimmers when light catches it from the right direction. Labradorite is found in many different colors, but this particular 1 1/2” pair displays a stunning pale green iridescence across the entire face of each plug. Sold as a pair.