Bridewell Stone TeardropA rare, handcrafted man made gemstone born from the artistic vision and scientific precision of lapidary artists Ray and Amy Bridewell in Kentucky. Each Bridewell Stone cabochon is meticulously grown by blending premium purified minerals (including silica, zinc, lithium, copper, and other elements) and melting them at volcanic temperatures exceeding 2,400F. Through controlled slow cooling, stunning crystalline formations bloom within a gem quality

a rare and finely grained 'Fei Cui' jade that rivals Burmese jade in color and translucency

Unmatched emerald greens make this Variscite unparalleled

Originally discovered on the property of the world famous Richardson Ranch in Mahleur County

creating one-of-a-kind patterns that resemble frozen landscapes

high-domed freeform or classic shapes (oval

Japan and China will pay the most to be able to access it

dominating any setting with its jaw-dropping presence

This natural

rare specimen of this hydrated aluminum phosphate gemstone

This practice has been discontinued so the only way you obtain this material is through private estates

The colors range from the famous periwinkle blue and flow into shades of sage with current-like patterns juxtaposing spiderweb patterns with pools of color

Sourced from the rich opal fields of Australia