Arizona Pietersite

Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  52 - 43 mm Total Weight : 141 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  51 - 53 mm Total Weight : 207 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  52 - 50 mm Total Weight : 192 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  55 - 48 mm Total Weight : 193 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  53 - 46 mm Total Weight : 184 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  52 - 42 mm Total Weight : 164 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  52 - 48 mm Total Weight : 168 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  53 - 51 mm Total Weight : 203 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  52 - 45 mm Total Weight : 197 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  55 - 51 mm Total Weight : 185 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  55 - 49 mm Total Weight : 194 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  53 - 48 mm Total Weight : 180 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  57 - 52 mm Total Weight : 199 gr

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Chatoyant Arizona Pietersite This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine. Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light. The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona. It was first discovered as a lapidary material in the 1950’s, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. 6 Piece Lot Size range:  53 - 50 mm Total Weight : 218 gr

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This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine.  Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light.  The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona.  It was first discovered as a lapidary material  in the 1950's, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. Size: 54 x 36 x 13 mm Weight: 38 gr

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This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine.  Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light.  The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona.  It was first discovered as a lapidary material  in the 1950's, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. Size: 53 x 29 x 15 mm Weight: 33 gr

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This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine.  Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light.  The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona.  It was first discovered as a lapidary material  in the 1950's, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. Size: 55 x 36 x 14 mm Weight: 40 gr

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  This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine.  Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light.  The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona.  It was first discovered as a lapidary material  in the 1950's, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. Size: 53 x 38 x 12 mm Weight: 39 gr

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This rare mineral is known as “Arizona Pietersite” because of its superb chatoyant cat’s eye effect. This gemstone material is actually Serpentine with Chrysotile fibers and comes in several varieties-from gold to root beer to silver flash, and from avocado green to root beer brown Serpentine.  Polished rocks cut from this material seem to glow with their own internal light.  The material comes from a very remote and rugged part of Arizona.  It was first discovered as a lapidary material  in the 1950's, but requires an experience cutter as it can be challenging. Size: 55 mm x 40 mm Weight:  37 gr 

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