
No. 660 · Ring
Ring in Lone Mountain turquoise
Size 11.75$395
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No. 099 · Bracelet
$495
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Return within 30 days of delivery. Exchanges for an item of equal or greater value carry no restocking fee; refunds to your original payment method are subject to a 20% restocking fee (store credit carries none), original shipping is not refundable, and return shipping is paid by you. Items must be in new, unworn, and unused condition with all original packaging — a Certificate of Authenticity issued with the piece is yours to keep. Custom and personalized pieces are not eligible.
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WARNING: This product can expose you to lead and cadmium, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
No. 099 · The story
Set with sugilite, gaspeite and turquoise. The Sugilite featured in this piece has a story of its own. Discovered in 1944 in Japan and later found in South Africa, this purple stone was named after Japanese geologist Ken-ichi Sugi. Its rich violet color represents spiritual love and wisdom.
A hydrated copper-aluminium phosphate, sky blue to green, usually crossed by the host rock it formed in.
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A soft, porous stone — keep it dry and away from perfume, lotion, and household chemicals so its color stays true. Buff with a soft polishing cloth — leaving intentional oxidation intact — and store airtight to slow tarnish.
The care guide →Insured shipping. Ships from the gallery in Sedona, Arizona, by UPS, USPS or FedEx, insured for full value. Complimentary US shipping on all jewelry.
Returns and exchanges. Return within 30 days of delivery. Exchanges for an item of equal or greater value carry no restocking fee; refunds to your original payment method are subject to a 20% restocking fee (store credit carries none), original shipping is not refundable, and return shipping is paid by you. Items must be in new, unworn, and unused condition with all original packaging — a Certificate of Authenticity issued with the piece is yours to keep. Custom and personalized pieces are not eligible.
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25% today, then the balance in 1 to 6 monthly payments, charged automatically to your card, with no interest and no fees. The piece is marked sold and set aside in your name the moment you reserve, at today’s price, and ships, insured, once paid in full. The deposit is non-refundable after 72 hours (never more than $1,500 of it); if the layaway ends unpaid, every payment after the deposit is refunded. From $500.
Layaway terms →Mined from a single claim in Eureka County, Nevada, Number 8 turquoise is distinguished by its striking golden-brown spider-web matrix against sky-blue to blue-green body color. With the mine closed since 1976, Number 8 commands premium collector prices and remains one of the most recognizable and sought-after American turquoise varieties in the market today.
From its discovery in the copper-rich hills near Globe, Arizona in the 1920s to the mine's permanent closure in 2012, Sleeping Beauty turquoise has undergone a transformation from abundant commercial stone to one of the most coveted minerals in the gemological world, with no new material produced since the final extraction.
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