Custom Cut Purple Jade, Tigereye, Pinolith and Dumortierite Pendant Elegant Natural Gemstone Jewelry Pendant Necklace

Turkish Purple Jade Pendant
This piece is super fun and easy to wear. They mix colors and shapes in a playful way, without taking away from the natural beauty of each stone. Perfect for adding a bit of flair to any outfit, they bring joy and a touch of nature's charm.

* Custom cut Jade and Pinolith Bead - 2 1/4" x 1 1/8"
* Custom cut Tigereye an Dumortierite double sided round bead 3/4"
* 16" Bronze Chain with rubber tubing.
* 4" Jewelers Bronze extension chain with S hook

Turkish purple jade, though often mistaken for lavender jadeite, is a distinct gemstone with its own unique characteristics. While lavender jadeite boasts a higher concentration of jadeite and a mesmerizing luminescence, Turkish purple jade's jadeite content ranges between 40% and 60%, making it less luminescent. Due to its rarity and the belief that its sources have been exhausted, Turkish purple jade is becoming increasingly scarce and valuable, much like lavender jadeite. This gemstone's captivating hue and limited availability continue to draw admirers, despite the ongoing debate about its classification

Tiger's Eye, or tigereye, is a striking gemstone known for its golden to reddish-brown color and unique, eye-catching shimmer. This gem gets its characteristic silky luster from its quartz composition with crocidolite fibers. You can find it mainly in South Africa, but it's also mined in Australia, India, the USA, and the UK. It's a popular choice for jewelry and decorative pieces due to its warm hues and fascinating chatoyant effect, which looks like a cat's eye.

Pinolith - A very rare semi-precious stone. It comes from only one place in the world, a magnesite deposit located in Lower Tauern, a mountain range of the Central Eastern Alps in Austria, where pinolith was discovered in 1873.  A new source was just found in British Colombia

Dumortierite is a cool blue or violet-blue mineral that stands out for its color and durability. It usually forms in slender, prismatic crystals or fibrous masses. You can find it in igneous rocks like granites and pegmatites, and it's also found in places like Madagascar, Brazil, and Canada. This mineral isn’t just pretty—its toughness makes it great for jewelry and collecting. Sometimes, you might even find it in shades of green, brown, or pink.