Detailed wavy bands of creamy whites, tans, browns, golds, black and sometimes pinks make up this lovely, interesting agate.
Moss Agate gemstone round beads reveal an interesting pattern of colors when held up to the light.
Deep purple amethyst round beads.
Large Green Aventurine gemstone round beads in a medium-tone.
Medium color 10mm Peach Aventurine gemstone round beads.
10mm Carnelian Gemstone Round beads are sold on 16" (40cm) strands.
Our round Fluorite tends to be shades of purple, pale green, and almost clear.
Man-made sparkly deep Blue Goldstone gemstone round beads.
This is the brown-tone or copper Goldstone. It is a man-made material made from tiny copper flakes suspended in colored glass.
10mm Hematite (man-made) Round beads are sold on 16" (40cm) strands.
10mm howlite rounds dyed to look like more expensive turquoise beads.
This is Howlite in it's original form: quite white, completely opaque, faint grey to black matrix marks throughout.
As the picture shows, our current stock of 10mm New Jade is slightly more opaque and has fewer yellow tones in it than the smaller round sizes.
Mostly opaque, and always fun, this glossy gemstone is one of our favorites.
Leopardskin Jasper is the easiest gemstone to identify. First, it has those wonderful leopard—like spots in tones of browns, creams, tans and sometimes pinks.
Paintbrush Jasper rounds in a variety of bright colors!
Picture Jasper is a chalcedony that is rendered opaque by iron ore. Resulting patterns can look like trees or other landscape.
A vibrant gemstone in every shade of brick red that you can think of — plus creams, browns, and tans.
The mixture of colors bring dimension to these smooth round beads.
Red Jasper is not red. It is brick red to brownish brick red. Sorry folks, we didn't name it — this is what the bead industry calls it.
