Take a dive into the materials that we use!

All pices are made with .925 sterling silver— unless stated otherwise! Sterling silver dates back to the 12th century, originally used in Germany and England. Sterling silver is composed of 92.5% fine silver and 7.5% other metals— mostly copper. Sterling was used mostly for coins and wasn’t used for jewelry pieces until the 1800’s! 

Bluebird turquoise is mined in the Kingman mine in Arizona. These beautiful stones resemble a blue of a robins egg and show various colors of matrix, very little matrix at that! 

Sonoran— a medium blue, mined in the Compitos mine in the mountains of Sonora, Mexico. These stones have a very unique sparkle, this comes from the presence of pyrite! 

Mined in the Burro Mountains of southwest New Mexico, this stone is rare and deep blue with hints of copper! She’s stunning to say the least!

A rather new turquoise with a very thick and luxurious matrix! There is such a large variety of colors in these stones, ranging from very deep blue to larger hints of green. No matter the color, she is sure to be a showstopper! 

One of my personal favorites! Also known as Crazy Horse or Appaloosa; she is mined near the Globe copper mine in Arizona. She’s not true turquoise, but rather a semi-precious gemstone called magnesite.

Mined alongside Sonoran, these stones are a distinct green. The matrix in Sonoran gold is often heavy and dramatic giving any piece the POP and elegance it deserves! 

Not mined, but harvested in coral reefs and sea grass beds! These beautiful shells are found alongside the Western Atlantic like the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Bermuda. 

This mine resembles a silhouette of a woman sleeping woman, located in Globe, Arizona! The Sleeping Beauty mine has since closed, but was originally mined in search for copper. 

Just like a white buffalo: these stones are rare, pure, and valuable dolomite stones. These stones are mined in Tonopah, Nevada and become rarer by the day due to the mine having a limited amount! 

Mined alongside White Buffalo in Tonopah, Arizona, these deep blue stones make for the perfect balance of elegance and drama! These stones have a medium/light matrix with hints of green throughout some stones! A true beauty.

Ranging in blue and green colors, these stones are mined in Hubei Province, China. The bluer she is, the finer she gets!