One Of A Kind

This necklace is created using Nevada mined Variscite from the Broken Arrow mine. This necklace measures 28” long with a 1” extension at the clasp.

The Broken Arrow mine is located in the Candelaria Mining District in the western part of Nevada near Tonopah and is owned by the Otteson family. This particular mine produces both Turquoise and Variscite. It can be difficult to tell where the turquoise ends and the variscite begins. Some stones appear to even contain both.

✨Broken Arrow can look a lot like old Fox turquoise- the beautiful green kind. Broken Arrow comes in a variety of stunning shades of green. Pale to emerald-green, bluish green, colourless to white, pale shades of brown or yellow, rarely red; Colourless to pale green in transmitted light. Fun fact: Variscite was named after Variscia, an old name for Vogtland, the German district where the mineral was first discovered.

✨

💚✨Variscite is a powerful heart activation stone, helping to release judgement and allowing disparate people and views to be united.

Variscite also helps to release negative thinking and bad habits, bringing clarity to one’s thinking and tranquillity to one’s feelings to enable simple solutions to long standing problems to be found.
✨
It is used to enhance higher brain functions such as learning, logic and reasoning and to help in finding self acceptance.
✨
It can help us to remember past lives and is a good meditation stone because it helps to calm and centre the mind.
✨

Traditionally it has been used to relieve stress and ease the mind of worries and fear. Something we can all probably use right about now.

This necklace is truly one of a kind! Rose cut facets over the top of this fine gemstone allow the light to play stunningly over the top. Hand crochet 14kt gold creates the bezel around this beauty. This necklace measures 16” long with a 1/2” drop in the center for the gemstone. All made using 100% refined and recycled gold helping our planet without newly being mined. 

Moonstone is a member of the Feldspar family and is treasured for its remarkable play of color. Intense iridescent flashes of peacock blue, gold, greens, yellows, pinks or coppery red become apparent when hit by different angles of light. Each stone is unique and colors will vary.

--