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Charoite Sphere #2740

Charoite Sphere, Russia, 2.7 inches in diameter. Beautiful purple with ribbons on chatoyant lavender, this sphere just pops!  From the Chary River Valley in Russia, this material is a stunning pattern of swirls and eddys.  It has no...

Blue Diamond Lapis Sphere #2722

Blue Diamond Lapis Sphere, 4.1 inches in diameter. Blue Diamond Lapis, Graves Mountain, Georgia.   Not a lot of blue, no diamonds and no Lapis in this material.  Makes you wonder how people come up with these names. Wasn't sure how this...

Pinolith Sphere #2670

Pinolith Sphere, 2.7 inches in diameter. Originating in the Turen Mountains of Austria, this material is a combination of magnesite and dolomite.  I was so impressed with the patterns, I had to have some.  It has taken a beautiful polish...

Sonora Chrysocolla Sphere #2422

Sonora Chrysocolla Sphere, 3.2 inches in diameter. The colors of this sphere do not photograph well.  It is actually much more varied that shows.

Peruvian Chrysocolla Sphere #2085

Peruvian Chrysocolla Sphere, 3.5 inches in diameter.  This sphere has stunning contrast between the blue and black.  The Chrysocolla has be stabilized.

Namibian Shattuckite Sphere # 2054

Shattuckite Sphere, Namibia, 3.94 inches in diameter. I could get lost in this sphere.  It is like peering into the ocean for me.  The brown sand with a with the beautiful blues of the Pacific Ocean.  This sphere transports me to...

Ocean Jasper Sphere #1863

Ocean Jasper Sphere, 3.6" in diameter. Ocean Jasper is a trademarked name of an orbicular jasper mined in northwestern Madagascar.  It debuted January 2000 in Tucson and took the lapidary world by storm.  

Eudialyte Sphere #1708

Eudialyte Sphere, Sweden, 3.9 inches indiameter. Beautiful polish for this Eudialyte Sphere.  Large patches of purple Eudialyte mixed with white Alkali Feldspar and Black Aegrine.  

Australian Crazy Lace agate Sphere #1621

Australian Crazy Lace Agate Sphere, Australia, 3.95 inches in diameter. Something subtle from the Aussies.  Almost never happens!  This material, mined in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia by Glen Archer of Outback Mining, originates off...

Binthalya Sphere #1534

Binthalya Opal Sphere, Western Australia, 3.9 inches in diameter. Not sure what Australia does not have..... Here we have swirls of yellow and cream with a hint of mauve.  Beautiful patterns in gorgeous pastels.  

Chrysocolla Malachite Sphere #1522

Chrysocolla Malachite Sphere, LaPaz Co, AZ.  4.1 inches in diameter. This has to be one of the most challenging materials I have yet to work.  The multitude of different materials is crazy.  Besides the Chrysocolla and Malachite, there is...

Cady Mountain Jasp-Agate Sphere #1420

Cady Mountain Jasp-Agate Sphere, Sandy Mesa area, 3.1 inches in diameter. I think I had a blouse with this paisley pattern when I was growing up!   This was collected on a fateful trip to the Cady's.  Alan, never one to follow the group,...

Grave Yard Point Agate Sphere #1289

Grave Yard Point Agate Sphere, Oregon, 2.5 inches in diameter.

Chariote Sphere #1129

Chariot Sphere, Russia, 3.1 inches in diameter.

Coral Reef Amethyst Sphere # 1122

Coral Reef Amethyst Sphere, 3.9 inches in diameter.   Beautiful colors and a Tasmanian Devil in this Amethyst sphere, allows me to overlook all the pits in this material.

Mushroom Rhyolite Sphere #0640

Mushroom Rhyolite Sphere, 3.5 inches in diameter.