Pseudo Flame Kaleidoscope Jasper Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Rhodochrosite but still holds up and

but still holds up and is nice and solid

Here is an amazing Fossil Enchodus Jaw from the Sahara

I highly recommend them

Sheen in obsidian is highly angle- and light-dependent—patience and positioning are key

We do our best to fill the jars as much as we can

Pseudo Flame Kaleidoscope Jasper Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Rhodochrosite but still holds up andPseudo Flame Kaleidoscope is a variety of Kaleidoscope found near the flame deposit. It often contains flame like patterns, and can cut some beautiful cabs! It often has some Christmas tree variety like features! The Kaleidoscope discovery was made on the winter of 2007 2008 on a prospecting trip with Dale and two of his sons; Derek and myself, in Oregon. The deposit quickly proved beyond a doubt to be one of the most significant deposits ever