12mm - This pair of Black Onyx saddles boasts a whole lot of sparkle, sharing about half of the saddle face with crystal-like, sparkling druzy. 

*The top saddle has a slight flattening along a small section of edge (see arrow in photo) but it was ground and polished this way (trying to get as much druzy as possible in the saddle), so there is no roughness to it.  The other half of face on this saddle is not solid black onyx; it has a bit of striping at the line of demarcation. 

The bottom saddle is not a fabulous match to the top one, but it is really cool and the two saddles do look great together.  This second piece is less than half solid black onyx, but it does have a strong black line dividing the saddle face in half (so it does look a lot like the other piece).  The side that should be solid black (if it were to perfectly match the other piece) has a stripe of clearish agate that is heavily speckled with black onyx. 

Folks, the artist in China who made these for us cored many pounds of stone looking for areas that might produce specialty pairs such as this... he was able to make us 2 pair. The other pair sold last week within minutes of putting it up on the website, and this is the only such pair we have left. First come, first served. Good luck!

Our amethyst runs from deep purple to lilac; please let us know if you have a preference (the 6g stones are lighter, generally). Offered by the piece or in well-matched pairs for stretched ears.

*6g is rounded-end style;
*4g and 00g are flat-ended, with engraved silver concho on one side

This turquoise is mined in Iran, the only place where apple-green is found. Richly veined, a characteristic of this particular type, it is impregnated according to accepted jeweler standards to fill in pores and crevices, preventing microbial growth.  Offered by the piece for stretched ears.

This quartz is a nice seafoam-to-aqua (on the green side), also known as Aventurine.  It is largely opaque, sometimes with glistening from enclosed scales of mica or hematite. The smaller 6g is semi-transluscent. Offered by the piece or in well-matched pairs for stretched ears.

This Banded Fluorite is sometimes 2-color, sometimes 3 color, and a small number are even rutilated. Offered by the piece or in well-matched pairs for stretched ears.

Stone saddles: This Onyx stone is naturally grey and white striped, but some stripes are hand-dyed with black and brown in some sizes. Offered by the piece for stretched ears.

Genuine Blue Coral.  The 2 gauge size has a silver concho with engraved Trisquel design on one end. Sold by the piece.

Stone saddles: This Blue Goldstone is very dark blue and peppered with golden glittering specks. Sold by the piece.

Our Bytownite comes with rounded ends in the 8mm (0g) and 12mm (000g) sizes.  Offered by the piece or in well-matched pairs for stretched ears.

Our Cherry Quartz is lighter in 6g, but very cherry in the larger sizes, all with excellent clarity.  Offered by the piece or in well-matched pairs for stretched ears.

Our Chinese Turquoise gleams with bright SkyBlue color. Very lightly veined and well-polished, these stone saddles are an incredible value. Offered by the piece or in well-matched pairs for stretched ears.