The All Natural, All-American Gemstone
Oregon Sunstone!
In the rugged high desert of south central Oregon, embedded in ancient volcanic lava under the sage brush and grass . . .
. . . lies Oregon Sunstone.
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This is really, really unusual material. There's nothing like it available anywhere else in the world, and I can't get enough of the unique metallic glitter that comes from the patterns of copper inside of this gem. And don't get me started on how transparent it is!
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Peachy- pinks, pale with a lot of schiller, sunstone has a beautiful soft ethereal look to it.
It's gorgeous, it glows.
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Sunstone comes in a range of colors: clear, a very pale yellow, pinks, peaches, spinel red, green, and the most rare, blue green.
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Some stones are bicolored or tricolored. Sunstone is also a color change stone and is different colors under different lights, and can change colors with different angles.
A lot of jewelry lovers haven't heard about this amazing gem, but a savvy designer recognizes a good thing when she/he sees it.
A lot of jewelry lovers haven't heard about this amazing gem, but a savvy designer recognizes a good thing when she/he sees it.
Personally, I want everybody to know about Oregon sunstone . . .
I'm on a mission!
1 comments:
Just beautiful Jill! i agree- there is nothing like sunstone!
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