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the latter two being newer names and the former two stemming from seemingly the same (yet observably different) material first discovered in the same area in the 1950s
The Nevada #8 Turquoise stones show intricate webbing amid a dense smattering of color
with lots of moody graphite inclusions scribbled throughout
Micro druzy coats the rind of the heel cut
which is an ancient name for Scandinavia
Butterfly Wing Jasper Slab African Agates the latter two being newerThis material comes from the Sierra Madres Mountains of Mexico. It is a classic and beloved brecciated jasper perfectly named for the colorful breccia that resemble clusters of butterfly wings. This slab is showing tons of intricate detail awash in color an incredibly fine maroon matrix frames passages of teal greens, rose pinks, and tiny flickers of orange, cream, and soft purple, making the resultant shapes look as if they were carefully drawn with
