Satellite Ring Color:Blue

Satellite Ring Color:BluePerched in the middle of this ring is a lovely tourmaline, much like satellites are out in space. The tourmalines all measure 3 mm and weigh around 0. 11 carats. The pink tourmaline is from Mt. Marie pegmatite in Paris, Maine and mined by Dennis Durgin from 2009 2013. The blue and green tourmaline is from the Mt. Mica pegmatite in Paris, Maine and was mined by Brett Leighton in the 1990's. The rings were handcrafted by Cathy Heinz of Cathy Heinz

Mined during the late 1960s

Sterling silver and 18k yellow gold along with meteorite dust and three pallisitic olivines makes for a special stellar ring

Each stone is a bit different

The warm golden tones of the metal further enhance the vibrant colors of the gemstone

The two lighter blue aquamarines are from the Songo Pond Quarry

The dipper is 2

Pallasitic meteorite ring with Moldavite accent stone

The lovebug is captured on a necklace made with garnet beads (sourced from outside Maine) that is able to be worn at two lengths

and was part of the remarkable "Big Find" that occurred between 1972 and 1974

and garnet in 18k yellow gold

The bracelets were designed and hand crafted by Alex Boyd of Denver

Each of these dangling earrings contain a piece of the Muonionalusta Meteorite found in Sweden