African Turquoise Rosary Bracelet Crucifix - Miraculous Medal:Antique Gold light amber

light amber

Brazilian Opal forms in veins or layers of Opals and in alluvial deposits that has been washed down by rivers over centuries or mined on slopes between source and present river floors

Prized in Asian cultures for thousands of years

Our stunning lapis beads are a brilliant royal blue and are dotted with flecks of golden pyrite

Obsidian has been utilized for jewelry and other decorative purposes for thousands of years

African Turquoise Rosary Bracelet Crucifix - Miraculous Medal:Antique Gold light amberAfrican turquoise gemstone beads are a turquoise blue color with a black matrix (black lines and dots). This stone is mined in Africa and is actually a type of spotted teal jasper often used as imitation turquoise in jewelry. It is sometimes wrongly labeled as actual turquoise, but it is more common and therefore less expensive than its namesake. It is also harder and more durable than turquoise.