Artisan cocktail

Generous carats of exotic stones take center stage

Mother Nature curated a stunning cocktail comprised of star ingredients of three of her more unique stones. She took the Impressionist blues of azurite, the seafoam greens of chrysocolla, added malachite’s exquisite marbleizing, sprinkled in a pinch of copper and then mixed them all together. The result is a relatively new and also rare stone called Shattuckite. 

First discovered in 1915 in the copper mines of Bisbee, Arizona, specifically the Shattuck Mine (hence the name) Shattuckite is highly regarded by collector’s for its vivid coloring and unique patterns. We had this beauty crafted into a stunning pendant featuring a 9 carat cabochon of Shattuckite served highly polished and garnished with a 3/5 carat blue topaz and sparkling white stones. And, then we gave it a price that makes it easy to imbibe.