By Stone
- Bails for Pendants
- Clearance Beads
- Gemstone Earring Bead Pairs
- Turquoise Earring Slab Pairs
- Rough | Slabs | Specimens
- Mixed Stones | Shapes
- Agates Misc.
- Amazonite
- Amber
- American Jaspers
- Angelite
- Apatite
- Azurite
- Bumblebee Jasper
- Charoite
- Chiastolite | Cross Stone
- Chrome Diopside
- Chrysocolla
- Chrysoprase
- Coral | Dyed
- Coral | Fossil
- Coral | Natural
- Coral | Sponge
- Dinosaur Bone
- Emerald
- Fluorite
- Gaspeite
- Jaspers, Misc.
- K2 Blue Jasper
- Kyanite
- Lapis Lazuli
- Larimar
- Lemon Chrysoprase
- Lepidolite | Kunzite
- Lions Paw Shell
- Malachite
- Mexico Lace Agates
- Muscovite
- Opal | Australian
- Opal | Blue
- Opal | Mexican Fire
- Opal | Other
- Opal | Pink
- Petrified Wood
- Phosphosiderite
- Pietersite
- Primavera
- Rainbow Calsilica
- Rhodochrosite
- Rhyolite | Thunderegg
- Ruby
- Sage Amethyst
- Septarian Nodule
- Seraphanite
- Sonora Sunset
- Spiney Oyster Shell
- Stichtite | Lavenderite
- Sugilite
- Thunder Egg
- Tiffany Stone
- Tourmaline
- Turquoise | Arizona
- Turquoise | Carico Lake
- Turquoise | Fox
- Turquoise | Kingman
- Turquoise | Mexico
- Turquoise | Nevada
- Turquoise | Other
- Turquoise | RARE Countries
- Turquoise | Royal Beauty
- Turquoise | Sleeping Beauty
- Turquoise | Sonora Gold
- Variscite
- Wampum | Quahog Shell
- White Buffalo
- Wild Horse
- Wonderstone
Sugilite
Sugilite is a somewhat obscure mineral named for the Japanese geologist who discovered the first specimens in 1944, Ken-ichi Sugi. It is becoming very popular in the jewelry trade and is expensive. Sugilite colors range from a pale grayish lavender to a deep dark purple with the bright purple stones having little matrixing or blotches being the most valued. Sugilite is also known under the trade names of "Royal Lavulite" and "Royal Azel"
