Collection: Tiffany Stone

Tiffany Stone is most admired for its beautiful, multicolored patterns, which can range from pastel purples and blues to deeper, more vibrant shades. These colors often swirl together in a marbled or veined effect. The stone's appearance can vary widely depending on the specific mineral composition and how it has been processed. Some Tiffany Stone may have an opalescent or iridescent sheen, further enhancing its visual appeal.

It often forms as a mix of opalized fluorite, beryllium minerals, and other minerals, creating a visually complex and one-of-a-kind appearance. Tiffany Stone can be found as solid or as fractured masses, sometimes presenting an attractive, mottled effect.

Tiffany Stone is primarily found in Utah, USA, with the most significant deposits located near the Brush Wellman Mine in the western part of the state. It is often found in association with bertrandite, fluorite, and opal minerals, which contribute to its unique coloration. Tiffany Stone forms as a secondary mineral in volcanic environments, where hydrothermal fluids interact with other minerals, creating its characteristic colors and patterns.

Hardness: 5 to 6 on the Mohs scale