Sleeping Beauty Turquoise — The Purest Expression of Blue
There is a blue so serene, so impeccably clear, it feels almost celestial.
Sleeping Beauty Turquoise captures that moment — the hush of desert air at dawn, when the sky opens into pure light. It is not just a gemstone. It is an emotion, refined by time and perfected by nature.
White Mother of Pearl — The Whisper of Light
There is a glow that isn’t loud, yet it fills every space with grace.
White Mother of Pearl carries that kind of light — soft, fluid, and endlessly elegant. It reflects not only beauty, but serenity — the quiet confidence in something that has always belonged to the sea and to time itself.
INSTORE Design Awards 2025: Skyborn Serpent Pendant by Ferris Takes 2nd Place for Snake Design
Our award-winning Skyborn Serpent pendant just earned 2nd Place at the 2025 INSTORE Design Awards for Best Snake Design. Handcrafted in 14k gold with Sleeping Beauty turquoise and diamonds, this striking piece embodies transformation, elegance, and bold symbolism.
From Dreamtime Legends to Dazzling Gems: A Journey through the Storied History of Australian Opals
The history of Australian opals is a captivating tale that traces back to the late 19th century when significant deposits were unearthed across the vast and arid landscapes of the continent.
Turquoise Tales: Unveiling the Rich History and Allure of a Timeless Gemstone
Turquoise, with its distinctive blue-green hue, has a rich history that spans centuries and various cultures. Ancient Egyptians highly prized turquoise, associating it with protection and good fortune. It adorned jewelry and even burial masks, emphasizing its spiritual significance.
Cowboys & Indians Magazine Feature – Our Story
Talk with store owner and designer Ferris Mufleh, and soon your mind will be as invested in the experience as your eyes. Ferris will generously share his love of jewelry history – how adornments on horses of Spanish conquistadors influenced the squash blossom; how America's antique jewelry collections were lost when melted down in the Great Depression; how no two stones are alike, and each stone has a deeper meaning.