Mexican Cantera Opal Cabochon - Jalisco, Mexico strawberry quartz the renowned Ojuela Mine

the renowned Ojuela Mine

These Emberlite Young sitting dragon carvings are a perfect example of simple yet brilliant UV carvings for the dragon fans in all of us

also known as banded amethyst or dream amethyst

This Large Blue Lace Agate Geode Specimen is a larger cabinet specimen that features the distinctive

These unusual Pyrite specimens are found imbedded in compacted slate

Mexican Cantera Opal Cabochon - Jalisco, Mexico strawberry quartz the renowned Ojuela MineIve always been fascinated by how certain minerals look when they are left partially embedded in their host rock, and this Mexican Cantera Opal Cabochon is a perfect example of that natural contrast. In Spanish, "Cantera" translates to quarry or stone, which refers to the pinkish tan rhyolite matrix that surrounds the precious opal. Instead of being cut out as a traditional gemstone, these specimens are shaped and polished so that the opal sits like a