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Golden 3.42ct Oregon Sunstone oval
Golden schiller 1.9ct Oregon Sunstone trillion
People sometimes scoff at the idea of a champagne colored Oregon Sunstone. They're much more common than the pinks, reds, or greens, but sometimes they can be just as beautiful.
The fact that they're more common also means a very affordable price.
This 1.9ct Oregon Sunstone trillion is champagne in color with a little bit of copper schiller to add some extra sparkle. In the sun, you'll see shades of pink and green in it as well as that golden champagne color.
The size is perfect for a ring or a pendant at 8.3mm.
Gorgeous 1.15ct Oregon Fire Opal
Gorgeous 10mm round 3ct Oregon Sunstone
Have you been looking for the perfect 10mm Oregon Sunstone for a ring or pendant design?
Look no further! This bicolor Oregon Sunstone has the perfect color and size for a truely impressive solitaire ring or to be the centerpiece of a larger design.
The color on this stone is incredible, from a dark peachy orange to gold to a bold green in one stone. Of course, Oregon Sunstone is all natural, never treated to bring out any colors. This is the color of came out of the ground with.
The tiny sparkles are due to the microscopic bits of copper known as "schiller" that make Oregon Sunstone so unique in the gem industry.
This stone measures 10mm and is cut in a spectacular brilliant pattern. The weight is 3ct.
Gorgeous 2.6ct Untreated Natural Ruby ring
There's a big difference between a "natural" ruby and an untreated ruby. Then, there's lab created rubies. Natural rubies can still have undergone treatments, which include heat treatment, oiling, resin filling, and fracture filling. Lab created rubies generally look "too perfect" and generally don't have color variations and imperfections that are the hallmark of natural rubies.
The stone in this ring is a 2.6ct untreated natural ruby from Afghanistan. While there are imperfections, the stone is absolutely gorgeous with a deep velvety purplish red hue.
It's set in a simple 14k white gold prong setting. The gold weight is 2.43gms.
You might never see a natural stone like this at your local jeweler who only stocks the "perfect looking" lab grown or treated stones. If you want the real deal, this is it.
This ring would be the ideal engagement ring, anniversary gift, birthday gift, etc. The ring is US size 7 but can easily be resized by any competent jeweler.
Normally, the stone alone would cost you $1,000 or more. I'm selling this ring at $900.
Green schiller 2.55ct Oregon Sunstone
Here's an Oregon Sunstone for your next ring, pendant, or brooch. This is a splendid example of a bi-color stone, primarily green but showing of some peachy schiller, especially in the sun. Be sure to look through the photos and see how she changes with LED vs. natural sunlight.
Oregon Sunstone is an all natural, never treated stone that only comes from a small area of the northeastern part of the state. The color and the sometimes extra sparkly effect called schiller come from the thousands of microscopic bits of copper, naturally infused into the stone. Green is one of the rarest colors of this magnificent gemstone.
This particular stone weighs 2.55ct and measures 6x12.5mm.
Green/peach tri-color 4.9ct Oregon Sunstone
Here's a very nice green/pink/gold tri-color Oregon Sunstone dug from the world famous Dust Devil Mine near Plush.
These colors are just amazing, and as good as the photos look, the stone is even better when you hold it in your hand.
In addition to the gorgeous color of this stone, the cut is exquisite. The concave cuts in the stones pavilion give it an added dimension of sparkle.
The stone measures 14x10mm and weighs 4.9ct. It would be perfect in a pendant, ring or brooch.
Handmade Oregon Sunstone, Oregon Fire Opal, moonstone and garnet beaded earrings
Here's a gorgeous pair of earrings featuring shimmerimg Oregon Sunstone, moonstone, Oregon Fire Opal and garnet beads on hand made sterling silver wire settings.
Each one painstakingly made, each set of my beaded earrings are slightly different making each pair a work off art.
They are a perfect gift for your mom, your wife or girlfriend, or just a a special indulgance for yourself.
Holley Blue Agate studs in 925 sterling silver
These cute little studs are just the right size for an extra color pop when you need it.
Featuring two 4mm Holley Blue Agate cabochons, a rare stone that is in very short supply.
Holley Blue Agate used to be mined near Sweethome Oregon, but the location has been closed to mining for over 30 years.
Though the stone is known as Holley Blue, the color is amazing with a soft lavender hue and a surprising pink/peach undertone. The stones are polished to a mirror finish and, in some cases, exhibit striations of white or darker gray as each one is slightly different.
Metaphysically, Holley Blue is believed to help with Emotional Balance: With its gentle colors, Purple Agate is believed to provide emotional equilibrium, helping to stabilize mood swings and nurture a sense of inner peace. Resilience and Strength: The durability of agate crystals symbolizes enduring strength and the ability to overcome adversities.
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Holley Blue Agate tablet pair
Do you love a soft lavender color? Have you heard of Holley Blue Agate?
This chalcedony only comes from one place in the world, and that's the hillsides of Holley Oregon near Sweethome.
The problem is that about 30 years ago, all access to this material was closed off by the property owner, making it nearly impossible to get any.
This agate, while called Holley Blue, generally is a purple/lavender color with peach tints in the right lighting. These two pieces are matched in size and shape and have only the slightest variations in color. This is some of the best material of this type you'll find.
This pair, cut into a diamond shaped tablet with irregular angles, would make a stunning set of earrings or would look fabulous on a brooch or pendant.
Huge 17.25ct Golden Champagne Oregon Sunstone
This stone has golden overtones with hints of green. It measures 15.3x15.3 and is 12.5mm deep. This would make an amazing pendant.
Oregon Sunstone, the state's official gemstone, comes in colors ranging from warm pinks and brilliant red or reddish orange to deep green and teal, but champagne is the most common color found. The colors come from microscopic copper platelets within the stone. Sometimes, they appear as bright coppery "schiller," and other times, they appear as colors in the stone. Many stones will have both.
Typically, Oregon Sunstone crystals are not big enough to produce a stone of this size. Many crystals found are 5-20ct. A stone of 50-60cts is rare.
Huge 22.91ct tri-color Oregon Sunstone
Oregon Sunstone, the always natural and untreated state gem is a rare feldspar containing copper, which gives it not only a wide range of colors, but also the aventurescent quality called "schiller" from thousands of microscopic bits of copper inside the stone.
Usually, these crystals get only as large as 60-70cts before being cut. Often, bigger crystals have fractures, which makes cutting large stones over 10cts difficult.
This stone, however, is not the norm. It weighs a massive 22.9ct and measures 23x17mm. It's the largest stone in my inventory. Just being large isn't the only thing that makes this stone special, though. The tri-color green, pink, and gold or "mystique" color is one of the rarest for Oregon Sunstone. Watch the colors shift and move as the stone turns.
The concave cutting on this gem also ads to the brilliance, giving it a radient shine. It is truly a one of a kind masterpiece.
