Welcome!

Dabbling in everything from rock hunting rough rock, to finished pieces of jewelry, we have a lot of different rocks, slabs, cabs etc that we work with from day to day

We have tried to provide enough photos of most of the jewelry and cabs to give you a good idea of what you are looking at. So please e-mail us if there is something you are curious about or looking for at banjocreek@excite.com

We have hundreds of slabs and over 3,000 pounds of rough rock from all over the world. We may have what you are looking for.

All of the items that are for sale we have tried to keep reasonably priced. We have compared ‘on-line’ pricing of the same type of items and can assure you that these prices are not at all out of line.

Since this is a website, we will try to keep it dynamic, relavent and up to date with what we are currently involved in. What began as tumbling has blossemed into cabbing and Jewelry making with sterling and gold filled wire,

 

Lately...

We've been working on crafting bracelets and rings, as additional accessories to go with the pendants that we've enjoyed wrapping.

A couple of new pieces of jewelry have been posted, and by noticing the little Icon, you can easily identify the latest pieces of jewelry that have been posted.

Jewelry - I have been fairly successful at replacing SOLD pieces in a timely manner and I am hoping to work a lot of Spectrolite and Labradorite into jewelry pieces. Most of my work, is folks sending me an E-mail with their own idea, and I design it for them.

Cabochons - I'm trying to get the time to log in the 200+ cabochons that I have made, and at times wonder if this is even a good idea, as it gives me an inventory to work with. This might be where you can send me an e-mail in regard to custom made jewelry, eh?

Polished Stones - just bags and bags of them. Separate listings by type, more to follow. And a negotiable price on larger amounts

Thanks for stopping by!


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