branching patterns in stone were called “signatures of nature” and associated with vitality and the earth’s living systems

It is strongly pleochroic—shifting from pink to near-colorless as you turn it—and was first identified in 1902 in California

Chrysoprase

but a color and hardness that holds up to daily wear

Each piece is unique in shape

Amber Drilled Pendant Agate branching patterns in stone wereFossilized resin, shaped by millions of years and the sea. Amber is an organic gemfossilized tree resin hardened over 30 to 90 million years into the warm, luminous material collectors prize today. It is not a mineral; it formed in ancient forests and often traveled far from its source before washing ashore and being collected. This natural form piece is drilled at the top, ready for a cord of your choice. Its color moves through the honey to cognac