Malachite Bear Carving Dinosaurs In traditional Japanese aesthetics

In traditional Japanese aesthetics

when this verdant Fluorite was first found in 1818

Beautiful landscape illustrations capture the vast natural riches of the Lone Star State

Forty five years later

Rachel's work allows the wearer to showcase their own individuality through the abstract shapes and structures derived from nature

Malachite Bear Carving Dinosaurs In traditional Japanese aestheticsMalachite is a green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral, one of the first ores to be used to produce copper metal. Has been used as a gemstone, sculptures, and pigment for thousands of years. Malachite does not fade over time or when exposed to light. Malachites striking green color ranges from a mint green to a deep, verdant emerald thats almost black. Typically found as stalactites and botryoidal coatings on surfaces of underground cavities similar