They look like they just came out of the oven. They've actually been in the making for 6000 years.
Pulled from the surf-worn shores where glaciers once bulldozed entire mountain ranges into the sea, each stone in this set is a geological plot twist. Likely quartzite - looking like a fresh-baked roll. It was once sand, buried so deep and squeezed so hard it fused into something harder than steel. The diorite and gabbro with their dramatic black-and-white contrast? Cooled slowly in the dark belly of the earth. That stone with the rust-brown crust and cool gray heart? It's wearing its age on its sleeve — an iron oxide weathering rind that formed as the ocean slowly worked its edges over thousands of years. And the small dark one that looks like a chocolate truffle? That's likely jasper or chert — a microcrystalline silica stone so dense it was once used to spark fire.
Every piece in this set is one-of-a-kind, hand-selected, and straight from the source. This collection includes 33 stones and weighs 3.15 lbs — a full jar's worth of geological wonder.
