Mtorolite Round

Mtorolite RoundThis stunning Mtorolite cabochon showcases the rare beauty of chrome chalcedony from Zimbabwe. Vibrant emerald green hues, infused by natural chromium, create a rich, glowing color that shifts beautifully in the light. Subtle patterns of deeper mossy tones and occasional shimmering inclusions add depth and character to each unique piece.

and subtle buckskin tones

Transformed into durable chalcedony/quartz (Mohs 6

The journey was not kind to these stones and many possess internal fractures that break mid process

often accented with subtle swirls of blue

Guatemalan jadite is becoming increasingly popular especially with the uncommon teal blue jade it produces

This is stone #12 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

Formed in ancient volcanic hot spring areas

saturated colors

The Guatemalan jadeite deposits were lost in history for approximately 500 years and were only discovered once again about 50 years ago

This is from the Qingu mine in Hubei China

making each piece one-of-a-kind and perfect for standout jewelry designs

Here is some very interesting information for amber lovers and collectors about Chiapas amber