The highest tides in the world occur in the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia. Legendary home of Glooscap (a mythical god of the indigenous Mi'kmaq people), it has long been regarded as a place of power.

It's also one of the most geologically unique places in the world.

Beneath it's inspiring, ruggedly beautiful scenery, the North Mountain contains a unique, colorful mix of minerals rivaling any place in the world. During the Jurassic period (approximately 250 million years ago) volcanic activity from at least eight major eruptions created the exact necessary conditions of heat and pressure to produce an amazing assortment of world class minerals, precious or semi-precious stones and fossils.

Quartz-based samples of agate, jasper and amethyst can be found in zeolite, cyclades and geode formations. From these amazing raw materials we craft one-of-a-kind jewelry and display pieces, and offer a full range of artistic and custom lapidary work. We invite you to browse through our website and contact us for more information on the products and services we offer.

Note: Agate is Nova Scotia's provincial Gemstone.
          Stilbite is Nova Scotia's provincial mineral..

Note:
The above cateloque listings represent a small portion of the products I have. Each piece is different. In some categories I have thousands of different pieces.
If you are looking for a particular mineral or style of jewelry, please request through email on contact page. I check email on a daily bases and will answer you as soon as possible.

There is a stone for every person.