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Amethyst is a purple or violet colored gemstone and principally mined in Brazil. It is highly valued as a beautiful gemstone and is used widely in the jewelry industry.
Our particular amethyst comes from both Uruguay and Brazil and is carefully selected to insure the handcrafted jewelry available from Onobird is of the highest quality.
For additional information on Amethyst see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amethyst
Ammolite is an opal-like organic gemstone found along the Rocky Mountains of North America. It is made of the fossilized shells of ammonites, which are composed primarily of aragonite, the same mineral contained in nacre, just as in a shell. In 1981, ammolite was given official gemstone status.
Ammolite is celebrated globally for its naturally captivating rainbow colors and layers of vibrant iridescence. Ammolite originates from prehistoric marine fossils that date back 71 million years. Feng Shui experts believe its colorful display awakens positive energy and stimulates creativity, energy, wisdom, intellect and wealth. Wearers and collectors call ammolites "gems of enlightenment."
Beautiful "Bolo Ties" in the style of the American Southwest. These western neckwear Bolos or cowboy ties look stunning on both men and women. High quality, handmade, sterling silver combined with genuine turquoise, spiny oyster, labradorite and other stones.
Turquoise bolo ties, spiny oyster bolo ties, Navajo bolo ties (Influence)
Random sampling of items listed in "FLASH SALE" are items that have been offered on Facebook and Instagram at a discounted price, no other discounts or coupons apply.
Rare sea glass, authentic sea glass jewelry, genuine turquoise, sterling silver, 92.5 silver, rainbow obsidian earrings, ammonite pendants, southwestern jewelry, amethyst bracelets, turquoise rings, labradorite pendants, labradorite necklace, amber pendants, amber jewelry, and more are offered at discounted prices.
Fossilized Ivory most often comes from walrus tusks or teeth and wooly mammoth tusks and molars that have been buried for thousands of years (3,000 to 10,000 years). The coloration of the Fossilized Ivory is dictated by the soil composition surrounding it. The process of fossilization creates beautiful tones and patterns of color within the Ivory.
All of the Fossilized Ivory we use in our jewelry comes from Alaska, and many samples have been in the forensic labs of the Fish and Wildlife Department.
Freshwater pearls are produced by Hyriopsis cumingi (triangle shell) and Hyriopsis schlegeli (Biwa shell), and other bivalve mussels that live in lakes, riverbeds and creek bottoms (mostly in China and Japan, as well the United States Mississippi River Basin).
Freshwater farming has some advantages over the seawater process. Freshwater pearls can be seeded with just mantle tissue instead of a bead of mother-of-pearl or other material. Cultivators place the foreign mantle tissue in the mantles of the host mollusk. After an elaborate process in which a single resilient mussel can be harvested many times, yielding several pearls …
This hair accessory is very popular. Ours are 100% sterling silver with some featuring sea glass, beach glass, turquoise, larimar, spiny oyster and other gemstones. Styles range from modern contemporary to southwestern.