Desert Bloom Teardrop

Desert Bloom TeardropDesert Bloom Variscite, a minty green cousin to turquoise that's hand dug in Nevada. Fun fact: I thought this material reminded me of springtime in AZ and suggested the name to the miner who loved it, and that's the story on how it got it's name! Known for its black matrix with white halos or it's golden halo Matrix this gemstone can grace gold or silver with ease.

Unmatched emerald greens make this Variscite unparalleled

The result is a one-of-a-kind gem that feels both ancient and alive

making each piece a one-of-a-kind work of art

and occasional golden/red accents

A true piece of turquoise history

one of Oregon’s official state minerals

glowing color that shifts beautifully in the light

a natural and rare white Variscite

Sky Song Turquoise is a rare and captivating gemstone that truly lives up to its poetic name

There are also larger single grains in the rock matrix

This cabochon displays a captivating range of rich

Along with the Montana sapphire