Opalite tumbles
Carnelian tumbles
Tektites tumbles
Tektites are extraordinary, natural glass stones formed by cosmic collisions when giant meteorites crashed into Earth millions of years ago. Unlike meteorites themselves, tektites are actually terrestrial rocks and soil that were instantly melted by the extreme heat and pressure of an impact, splashed high into the atmosphere, and quickly cooled into dark, glassy objects as they rained back down to the ground.
Snake Jasper tumbles
Snake Jasper (more commonly known as Snakeskin Jasper) is a fascinating, opaque gemstone cut with a smoothly polished, domed face and a flat back, making it a favorite for bold, earthy jewelry pieces. True to its name, this unique variety of chalcedony quartz features jagged bands, scaly layers, and mottled patches that vividly resemble the skin of a snake.
Chrysocolla tumbles
Chrysocolla is a breathtaking, copper-bearing mineral famous for its striking turquoise-blue and malachite-green swirled patterns that often resemble a miniature view of planet Earth from space. Famously called the "Stone of Communication", it is a favourite among artisan jewellers and crystal collectors alike.
Brecciated Jasper tumbles
Brecciated Jasper (frequently spelled Brecciated Jasper) is a stunning, dramatic gemstone famous for its distinctive mosaic or shattered-glass appearance. The word "brecciated" comes from geology, describing a rock made of sharp, broken fragments that nature has glued back together over millions of years. When cut with a smooth, domed front and a flat back into a cabochon, it makes for incredibly eye-catching, rustic jewellery pieces.