English Garden Mystery Stone Sterling Silver Pendant | Ben & Bryant Collection

English Garden Mystery Stone Sterling Silver Pendant | Ben & Bryant CollectionSome stones come with clear labels and known origins. This one came with a story and a mystery. Ben purchased this cabochon from a stone dealer on Instagram in Indonesia, who claimed he acquired it from two men in a canoe from a remote outer island. He was pretty sure they were cannibals. We'll never know. When the cabochon was cut, the soft lavender tones, scattered white shapes, and earthy inclusions looked almost like a tiny English garden frozen

Aptly named because of the amazing look of melted crayons

serpentine

turquoise remains a popular choice for jewelry due to its phenomenal color and ability to match anything

think “Old Faithful”

Tiger's Eye is commonly a metamorphic rock that comes in shades of reddish brown with iron stripes

iit is a serpentine from Australia with a mineral combination of “Tiggerite” and hematite

The one Ben made me I wear almost more than any other pendant

often called Motor City Agate

known as the Aurora Borealis

• Stone: Josephine Crown Quartz (Pyrite & Chalcopyrite in Quartz)• Origin: Southern Oregon• Metal: Solid

is desired for it’s eyecatching repeating patterns and orbs of tans

Brazilian agate with waves of earth tone yellows