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Pietersite begins as a volcanic lava flow. Air bubbles are created, and they fill with silica-rich fluids. Over time, mineral-rich water, usually containing iron oxide and amphibole fibers, seeps into the cavities. As it cools and solidifies, it turns into a type of chalcedony known as pietersite. With it’s color swirls of blues and browns, it’s also known as the “Stone of Storms”.
Pietersite properties: boosts confidence and encourages personal growth. It is also a stress reliever and a shield for negative energies.
This stone is highly resistant to weathering from daily wear but can still be affected by long-term exposure to natural elements, chemicals, lotions, perfumes, or sunscreen.
All pieces are made to order and handcrafted in my home studio in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Please allow 3-5 days for your jewelry to be shipped.
CLEANING || Use mild soap, warm water, and a soft, clean cloth to wipe down. Make sure to pat dry and avoid using ultrasonic cleaners on gemstone pieces.
Always store your jewelry in preferably dark, moisture-resistant places to prevent damage to the stone and tarnishing of the metal.
Pietersite begins as a volcanic lava flow. Air bubbles are created, and they fill with silica-rich fluids. Over time, mineral-rich water, usually containing iron oxide and amphibole fibers, seeps into the cavities. As it cools and solidifies, it turns into a type of chalcedony known as pietersite. With it’s color swirls of blues and browns, it’s also known as the “Stone of Storms”.
Pietersite properties: boosts confidence and encourages personal growth. It is also a stress reliever and a shield for negative energies.
This stone is highly resistant to weathering from daily wear but can still be affected by long-term exposure to natural elements, chemicals, lotions, perfumes, or sunscreen.
All pieces are made to order and handcrafted in my home studio in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Please allow 3-5 days for your jewelry to be shipped.
CLEANING || Use mild soap, warm water, and a soft, clean cloth to wipe down. Make sure to pat dry and avoid using ultrasonic cleaners on gemstone pieces.
Always store your jewelry in preferably dark, moisture-resistant places to prevent damage to the stone and tarnishing of the metal.