and the stone’s natural luminescence makes the incised lines visible from any angle

and meaningful connection no matter where you are in the world

Its signature optical phenomenon—labradorescence—comes from light interference between thin

as opposed to the banding you see in agate

This sterling silver bangle bracelet arranges turquoise and Bell Rock sediment in a circular pattern—two materials

Angel Phantom Quartz "Amphibole" Point Fluorite and the stone’s natural luminescenceLook through the quartz and youll see the wings inside. Angel Phantom Quartzalso called Amphibole Quartzis clear or milky quartz containing inclusions of amphibole minerals: actinolite, richterite, hornblende, or combinations of these. As the quartz crystal grew, periodic interruptions trapped the amphibole minerals in cloudy, wing shaped phantomsinternal records of the crystals pauses in growth. This material comes from a single documented locality