





Dragon's Eye Labradorite — Richardson's Rock Ranch — The Surfboard
The Labradorite was found. It showed a blue-green flash. It was cut to chase that flash. Every piece is unique. Natural character is part of the stone.The Oregon sun beat down. We stumbled into Richardson's Rock Ranch. Locals said the blues were weak. Janyce didn't listen.The Richardson's Rock Ranch Collection holds stones from a pivotal stop on our 3,000-mile journey. Each piece tells a story of discovery and the birth of our freeform revolution.— Bob & Janyce, Rockhound Studio, Spokane Valley WA.This freeform Labradorite cabochon features a high polish finish. It was cut to maximize its natural blue and yellow flash.This piece is set with a silver-tone pinch bail on a black cord, ready to wear as a necklace.Richardson's Rock Ranch StoryRichardson's Rock Ranch CollectionThe 3,000-Mile Run StoryThe 3,000-Mile Run CollectionThe Shopped Rock StoryThe Shopped Rock Collection
Mohs Hardness: 6–6.5
Origin: Richardson's Rock Ranch
Age: Proterozoic
Character Marks: ["Surfboard shape, great flash on both sides."]
Rescued By: Bob and Janyce
Origin: Richardson's Rock Ranch
Age: Proterozoic
Character Marks: ["Surfboard shape, great flash on both sides."]
Rescued By: Bob and Janyce
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Handcrafted by Bob and Janyce
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