As a devoted fan of petrified wood, I discover new patterns, new color combinations, and fascinating designs every day that I can share with collectors and jewelers. These unique stones offer endless variety, and I am delighted to share with you today some of the most remarkable specimens I have encountered during my travels around the world.

Lors de mon dernier voyage en Californie, j'ai eu la chance de visiter le musée du GIA à Carlsbad, une expérience incroyable pour tous les passionnés de pierres précieuses et de minéraux. Ce musée est une véritable référence, notamment grâce à la remarquable collection de la Famille Hauser (Hauser Mineral Collection), qui met en lumière l’incroyable richesse géologique des États-Unis.

Lors de mon premier voyage au Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase en 2011, parmi les centaines de jaspes exposés, l'un d'eux a particulièrement retenu mon attention. Cette découverte a eu lieu au stand d'un certain Tom Wolfe, connu pour sa vaste sélection de jaspes, agates et bois silicifiés, dont beaucoup provenaient de l'ouest des États-Unis. En parcourant l'étalage, mes yeux ont été attirés par une gemme au caractère singulie

A Trip to the 2018 Tucson Gem Show: Discovering Rare Gems and Unforgettable Moments. The Tucson Gem Show is a must-attend event for gem and mineral enthusiasts, and the 2018 edition was no exception. Every year, thousands of dealers, collectors, and gemologists from around the world gather in Tucson, Arizona, to discover exceptional stones and discuss the latest market trends.

En 2014, je suis retourné au Tucson Gem and Mineral Show®, un événement fascinant réunissant gemmes rares, minéraux et passionnés du monde entier. Cette édition m’a permis de découvrir des pierres uniques, d’échanger avec des négociants et artisans, et d’enrichir ma collection tout en vivant l’énergie exceptionnelle de ce rendez-vous incontournable pour tout amateur de gemmes.

22.98ct neon red faceted by Jeff Hapeman, USA Introduction: A Native American Legend and the Magic of Sunstone According to an ancient Native American legend, an epic battle took place near the Ochoco Mountains in Oregon . A valiant warrior was pierced by an arrow, and his blood was spilled onto pieces of sunstone . The blood, imbued with the warrior's spirit, is said to have colored the stones a powerful, sacred red, endowing them with mystical powers. Today, in the desert o

Our goal is to contribute to the promotion of Oregon Sunstones , an exceptional natural gem that deserves to be better known worldwide, including in France . This ambitious project, in which we are actively participating, is an opportunity to pay tribute to this gem and its unique origins. Through this site, visitors can learn more about the formation , characteristics and history of Sunstones, while discovering the extraction and cutting techniques used by local producers.

The Tucson Gem Show is a major event dedicated to colored gemstones. During my first trip in 2011, I discovered fascinating North American gems. A defining moment that sparked a lasting passion for these unique stones.

North American obsidian showcases a remarkable variety of textures and reflections. Formed from volcanic activity, these unique stones are prized for their raw beauty and creative potential in jewelry and collecting.

Utah Picasso Marble: Geological Origin, Formation, and Associated Minerals in the Grand Canyon. Associated volcanic activity forced silver sulfides and other mineralized fluids into the rocks of the Star and Frisco mining areas, west of Milford, and in the Mineral Mountains east of Milford.

For hundreds of millions of years, the oceans have been home to numerous marine species, among which fossilized coral plays a significant role.