Bridewell Stone TrillionA rare, handcrafted man made gemstone born from the artistic vision and scientific precision of lapidary artists Ray and Amy Bridewell in Kentucky. Each Bridewell Stone cabochon is meticulously grown by blending premium purified minerals (including silica, zinc, lithium, copper, and other elements) and melting them at volcanic temperatures exceeding 2,400F. Through controlled slow cooling, stunning crystalline formations bloom within a gem quality

making each piece a collector's dream and a jeweler's rare triumph

This piece

cuprite and the blacks are tenorite formations (also a copper mineral) This material is nice and hard

Chiapas happens to be the most phosphorescent of all of the major ambers so not only will it glow under a UV light

lustrous sheen that enhances its natural vibrancy and makes it ideal for setting into fine jewelry—whether as a bold statement ring centerpiece

saturated blue hue

The lavender hue comes from the mineral strontium

saturated blue hue—ranging from soft sky blue to vibrant azure—with delicate natural matrix patterns in warm brown

rounded dome

with intricate matrix patterns that tell a story of the earth's ancient artistry

these cabochons display the rich

limited edition Jack Rabbit bone carving