Whether you believe crystals and gemstones are meant for display or adornment, for wearing or for wishing on, there’s no denying their powers of attraction. For proof, look no further than the 50,000 folks who flood the streets (and parking lots, and hotels, and convention halls) of Tucson, Arizona, every year for the Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase.
In addition to being a wonderland of raw and cut stones, just-unearthed minerals, and even dinosaur bones, the shows—all 40-plus of them—are also a prime environment for spotting jewelry and home styles for the year ahead. Here are eight gem and crystal trends that shone brighter than the rest on our recent scouting mission—and dozens of ideas to get the look. Which one catches your eye?
1. Iridescents of all kinds


Opal and rose gold ring from Anueva Jewelry, $475; opal and pave diamond necklace from Nadean Designs, $264; black opal and rose gold ring from Ardonn, $275; purple labradorite cabochon from The Glowing Stone, $84
White opals won us over first. Then we went mad for moonstones. Now we see the (rainbow-colored) light: that there’s a vast range of iridescent stones spanning the spectrum from pretty and pale to mystical and dark, and it’s the latter that are filling our wish lists (and tastemakers’ Instagram feeds). If you haven’t already fallen for fire opal, black opal, or gently flashing labradorite, prepare to be charmed.
Search terms to try: fire opal, black opal, labradorite, spectrolite
2. Blush pinks

Rose quartz earrings from Powers Handcrafted, $78; pink opal earrings from MGMetal, $155; raw pink tourmaline nugget beads from Love Actually Beads, $18.70 for a 7.5-inch strand; rose quartz air plant mount from Falcon and Finch, $30
Before it was a Pantone (co-) color of the year in 2016, rose quartz was a stone prized for its association with calmness, heart healing, and unconditional love. In 2017, the newly ubiquitous hue is poised to make an even bigger impact, edging its way forward in the fashion world. Modern, monochrome looks in “millennial pink” featured heavily in the latest runway shows from influential designers like Phillip Lim and buzzy newcomer Sies Marjan, while the emphasis for jewelry is on not-too-girly iterations: rough pink tourmaline nuggets, opaque cabochons of gray-streaked Peruvian opal, and milky masses of rose quartz.
Search terms to try: rose quartz, Peruvian pink opal, kunzite, pink tourmaline
3. The next turquoise

Larimar ring from All-Natural Rock Shop, $108; 12mm matte Amazonite beads from Golden Age Beads, $6.45 for a 15-inch strand; azurmalachite ring from Alloyd Studio, $168; kyanite and chrysocolla necklace from Alana Douvros, $110
We may never tire of traditional turquoise jewelry, both vintage and new, but there’s room in our hearts for even more Southwest-inflected stones in dappled aqua hues. A few that made a big splash at the shows this year: Larimar, a white-streaked stone mined only in the Dominican Republic; chrysocolla, an acid-bright mineral sometimes covered in a druzy layer; and green Amazonite, which crystal enthusiasts use to boost communication. More of a lapis lazuli girl? Consider giving vibrant, two-tone azurmalachite a spin.
Search terms to try: larimar, chrysocolla, amazonite, apatite, azurmalachite
4. Super shiny metallics


Pyrite cube from Hounds of Apollo, $13.98 each; pyrite cube earrings from Daimblond, $27.38; pyrite and quartz pendant from Onata, $78; pyrite crystal ring from Frieda + Sophie, $86.40
We’ve been snapping up gleaming brass and copper bar carts, coat hooks, fixtures, and figurines for a little while now, so it only makes sense for the mega-reflective metallics trend to make its way to the gem and mineral realm. Enter pyrite (aka fool’s gold): Whether it’s clasped in a simple setting as the centerpiece of a flashy cocktail ring or displayed on your desktop in its natural state—perched on a hunk of rock like some miniature modernist cliffside mansion—pyrite has never felt more right than it does right now.
Search terms to try: pyrite, fool’s gold
5. Shades of greenery


Jade pendant from Foundry and Co, $31; raw green tourmaline earrings from Happy Little Gems, $68; moss agate ring from Everbliss Designs, $20; raw peridot ring from Avello, $48
Jewelry lovers with August birthdays are probably already acquainted with peridot’s yellow-green glow (and its purported ability to bring prosperity). But now that Pantone has put greenery in the spotlight for 2017, a whole range of stones within that “nature’s neutral” color scheme are flourishing. From moss agate’s plant-like patterns to smooth, speckled nephrite, the possibilities abound.
Search terms to try: peridot, moss agate, jade, jadeite, nephrite, serpentine, green tourmaline
6. The dark side


Smoky quartz cuff links from Daimblond, $27.17; rough onyx necklace from Mercé Jewelry, $130; black tourmaline earrings from Rachel Unger Jewelry, $48; smoky quartz ring from keepityours, $30.60
There are two ways to win with this edgy trend: Go for something chunky, matte, and Flintstones-esque (like a rough-onyx statement necklace, black tourmaline studs, or beads of black jade) or pick up a crystal with a little more depth and complexity, such as smoky quartz, in rough or faceted form. (Note: The look works best when paired with antiqued or oxidized metals.)
Search terms to try: onyx, black jade, black tourmaline, smoky quartz
7. Colorless crystals


Quartz and reclaimed wood chandelier from Blue Lotus Designs Shop, $99.99; quartz pendant from Crystals on the Moon, $21; quartz point ring from Onata, $55; quartz crown from Kerry Ann Stokes, $124
From lucite jewelry and home accessories to minimalist stained glass art, this trend is, ahem, crystal-clear. Find it in boho wall hangings with dangling tiers of quartz crystals, double-pointed Herkimer diamond studs, and wand-like selenite pendants. The best part? There’s no color scheme they can’t complement.
Search terms to try: quartz, clear quartz, selenite, Herkimer diamond
8. Warm tones and geodes

Agate coaster set from gossamerandviolet, $132 for four; sterling silver and agate pendant from Jaunebleu, $225; desert jasper earrings from The Silver Workshop, $32; geode slice ring from Luxdivine, $71.25
Vendors at this year’s show saw an increased demand in the home decor market for warm-toned and polychrome stones such as desert jasper and agate, particularly in ’70s-era color palettes of ochre, onyx and oxblood. But the appeal of earthy stones doesn’t end there. See also: Givenchy’s Spring 2017 collection, where dessert-plate-sized agate slice pendants dangled from navel-length tortoiseshell chains.
Search terms to try: desert jasper, agate, laguna agate, geode
Shop gemstone jewelry
Location photographs by Grace Stufkosky.
133 comments
Irina Shapoval from LadyLunarCat said 4 years ago
Oh my God! What's the beautiful! I love gemstones!
Sujata from TreasuredMemoryLane said 4 years ago
Wow! What a beautiful collection of jewelry pieces! Thanks for sharing!
Sarah from CoralVinylCo said 4 years ago
Labradorite is my favorite!
renee and gerardo from GTDesigns said 4 years ago
Amazing gems....beautifully shaped....gorgeous - ooak jewelry!! TFS!!
accentonvintage from accentonvintage said 4 years ago
Beautiful collection!
Crystal Moon from TheCrystalMoonGifts said 4 years ago
Lovely!!
Joe from WhipstitchWallets said 4 years ago
Awesome. Love the geodes
Georgia from JewelMeShop said 4 years ago
Great ideas for jewellery suplies! Thanks for sharing!
Cathy from msbijouxbeads said 4 years ago
These are all gorgeous, those rose quartz pink planters are beautiful. They're all beautiful!
Dig Deep Vintage from digdeepvintage said 4 years ago
Wow-that is one visually simulating post! I wish I could have one of each-so incredibly beautiful!
Kashuen Collectibles from Kashuen said 4 years ago
I love moonstone and the metallic ones myself. Thanks for sharing.
Nicole from KarmaCodeOne said 4 years ago
Ahhh ~ Earth ~ She wins again. Love the raw peridot ring from Avello ~!~
Renee from RandMhandmade said 4 years ago
Beautiful items..thank you for sharing!!
Clare McGibbon from AWAYSAWAY said 4 years ago
You rock Valerie!
MiNDen Vintage from MINDenVintage said 4 years ago
I just died and went to heaven - love these stones!!!
TropicalGarden from TropicalGarden said 4 years ago
Beautiful selections for gemstones! Thanks for sharing:)
Jennifer Tyson from LadyInPurpleBoutique said 4 years ago
I love them all and have a huge personal collection! Time to go shopping for supplies. :)
DeUno from DeUno said 4 years ago
Beautiful! Real nature treasury!
Simona Designs from SimonaDesigns said 4 years ago
Thanks for the trends from the show
Carol Endicott from carolendicott said 4 years ago
Great article. Love all the stone. Wonderful colors!
The White Sage Way from TheWhiteSageWay said 4 years ago
Lovely article. I'm off to update my gem descriptions! : )
Anne Lise Hestness from LissieDesign said 4 years ago
Great article! Thank you for sharing! So much inspiration!
HestiasEssence from SimplyWireWrapped said 4 years ago
Beautiful !! Thanks for sharing.
katrien from sweetiepips said 4 years ago
As someone who makes jewellery with raw crystals and minerals this piece is wonderful to see and read. I just can't resist pink tourmaline and I love pyrite but never really use it so looks like I will be updating my gem supplies. Going to grab a cuppa and get buying.....
Lori from riskybeads said 4 years ago
Love love ❤️ this article! Thanks for the inspiration!
Marion from SpiritedGifts said 4 years ago
Love the gemstones
Natalie Kimura from GemsBerry said 4 years ago
Pretty cool selection, thank you for posting.
Susana Duarte from MrsPepper said 4 years ago
I'm in love with this article! I need to buy gemstones really quickly!!!
Jayne Ackerman from BreathOfBliss said 4 years ago
Beautiful! Breathofbliss.etsy.com also has many wonderful gemstone necklaces and barcelets
Becky Yoder from Violasvintages said 4 years ago
So many things I've never heard of before! Lots of pretties I need to add to my wish list!
Kenneth Kolb from BoneMaster said 4 years ago
Nice collection; however, many of them have been around and appreciated for years. You missed the most amazing gemstone that is slowly making it's presence known. A gemstone only found in two known places in the world, with a small region of the Colorado Plateau being one of them. I'm talking about agatized dinosaur bone, otherwise known as Gem Bone. This stunning material is indeed petrified dinosaur bone from the Late Jurassic Era. Do a Google search and prepare to have your mind blown by the beauty and majesty of this material, which I call the Legacy of the Dinosaur!
Aaron Sandker from lonesomehobo said 4 years ago
What about crystals in terrariums? :)
Dream Follower Designs Suzy Gardner from DreamFollowerbySuzy said 4 years ago
Beautiful stones! Some of my very favorites!
Orsi Dombi from FrustratedOwl said 4 years ago
Really great guide, thank you!
M. von Stockhausen from cimotA said 4 years ago
Thanks for the trend preview, love the stones!
Johnny S from InkOnPaperStudio said 4 years ago
Labradorite and the agate pieces are really cool and among my favorite materials.
Albert Triolo from ClassicJewelryFinds said 4 years ago
Love this article. And I have them all in my shop. Thank you
Candace Roberts from CandaceRPhotography said 4 years ago
So beautiful!!! I love the iridescent ones!
Daniel Turner from OneofKindByDesign said 4 years ago
why do these articles always leave us Bismuth guys out
Elan from HapaGirls said 4 years ago
Gorgeous collection.....!
Jillian from LoveJoyAdornments said 4 years ago
DUH. Its about time Etsy! Where have you been, under a "rock"? LOL. Crystals have been a major thing for a long time now. This is the first article I've seen Etsy write about Crystals and Gemstones, and the first time I've heard them acknowledge the metaphysical healing power of crystals. Many people such as myself make a living from these beauties. And Etsy has tried to crack down on people selling crystals before and/or sellers talking about the healing benefits of crystals. Looks like Etsy is finally coming out from under their rock.
Cat Encio Dolls from CatEncioDolls said 4 years ago
Thank you.. WOW I love it all Great Ideas for Christmas too!
Tracy from RusticGem said 4 years ago
Wow, the stones are so beautiful!
CheyAnne Sexton from CheyAnneSexton said 4 years ago
gorgeous and now I'm off to include a few new keywords to my watercolors and photography
Priscilla from Gardenmis said 4 years ago
A beautiful trend! Thank you for sharing!
Marc Gounard from marcgounard said 4 years ago
Thanks for the article, lots of rough/ raw gems are being worn now, this is new and fun to use in my unique jewelry. I am discovering so many different raw diamonds and using them...
Ellie from EverbluePress said 4 years ago
I used agate in my own wedding decor. I'm looking forward to seeing some blush pink gems used in weddings~ gorgeous!
Jacqueline McLaughlin from BlueLotusDesignsShop said 4 years ago
Such and honor to see my chandelier included. Thank you so much! ❤️ Jacqueline Blue Lotus Designs Shop
Maryanne and John Fender from FenderMinerals said 4 years ago
I love it. I went a little crazy at Tucson this year. It is a crystal lovers Mardi Gras. Thanks for featuring gemstones
Donna Terrill from GlassyLadyGardenArt said 4 years ago
I love the assortment! Pink, green, all great. Thanks
Pure Invites from PureInvites said 4 years ago
Love these..........................................................................................................
Suzanne Rorick from SRorickArt said 4 years ago
I love the colors and the textures of these stones, especially the turquoise! I'm sure we'll see some fabulous creations with these beautiful gems!
Susan L. Siegel from StudioCLD said 4 years ago
Very nice P.R. for the February "happening" here in Tucson. You captured the better sites, Valerie. Sorry you didn't get in touch ... maybe you did with other local Etsy sellers ? I have lived here almost as many years as the show, which began on a small scale with the local Tucson Gem And Mineral Society showing their wares about 65 years ago!. Now, there are about 40 shows all around the area with shuttles and hotels filled and it goes on for more than two weeks. It is stimulating and can be over-whelming! But ALWAYS fun. Any one coming out next February feel free to convo...I'd be happy to help you get oriented.
Jo Boyington from NeverOrdinaryJewelry said 4 years ago
I am wondering if my ROUGH clear crystal points are suitable for wrapping up in pendants?
Kate Taylor from KateTaylorDesign said 4 years ago
Ah so good! I love that humans have been drawn to gemstones pretty much since we've existed. And so great when people are getting excited about lesser-known gemstones as well, they are all so beautiful and deserve their time in the sun! Or on your finger :)
Victoria Beads from GoodnessInTheCosmos said 4 years ago
Thanks for writing about gemstones! I love finding and polishing gemstones, then working them into jewelry. https://www.etsy.com/shop/goodnessinthecosmos
reinaliz from CuriousGigi said 4 years ago
So many beautiful Crystals and Gemstones.
kmann759 said 4 years ago
Another absolutely incredible black gem is spinel (it also comes in other colors). This gem holds a polish and luster that exceeds it pricey diamond counterpart. I have a gorgeous 300ct bracelet that will knock your socks off! Metallic colors are also great as is a quantum cut smokey qtr- prepare to see soothing shades of gold in a nicely cut stone. In the green Pantone, three lovely gems that weren't mentioned are tourmaline, sapphire and moldavite.
Judith Watson said 4 years ago
Beautiful, beautiful gems.....where does one go first?!!!!
AttickAttack from RetroEssence said 4 years ago
Your article and the fantastic gemstones took my breath away! Thank you for sharing, Valerie.
Linda Sapp Long from umeone said 4 years ago
I love the mystic of gemstones and crystals. Thank you for the list of trends for 2017.
BioMed DB Design LLC from BiomedDesign said 4 years ago
Wow, I love those rocks. My mom has a collection of little things. I am sure she would love these.
artist410 from MoonwaterGems said 4 years ago
Beautiful. So many creative people! Never stop thinking and playing, you bring beauty to this otherwise complicated sometimes dreary world.
Chiara Mariani from JoyLoveLight said 4 years ago
…wonderful shopping guide!!! All gemstones have got such a power….I love them all!! Love and Light! Chiara
allwood1 from AllWoodToo said 4 years ago
I love them all and they are wonderful whether home decor pieces or jewelry....
Alija Nilkin Lee from WholesomeBathBombs said 4 years ago
Really need to cherish Earth's natural beauties! Sadly, there are so many fakes taking over the market these days. Love how Etsy has a wide selection of untreated and raw pieces!
Avital Katz from AvitalKatzArt said 4 years ago
love this one! thank you! 😍
Batul from GalantaJewels said 4 years ago
Very useful. Thanks! Digging the dark side :)
Elizabeth Garcia from elizabethgarcia507 said 4 years ago
AWESOME ... LOVE IT !
Allison Fretheim from AFretheimCrafts said 4 years ago
oh my goodness. All the blush shades, I'm in love!
Kim Cole from BeachDaisyJewelry said 4 years ago
Beautiful, love all the pretty gemstones and geodes! Great collection of featured items!
surekha nagabathula from Creasebysurekha said 4 years ago
Thanks for sharing , they are beautiful.
Coco Riggs from CocoRiggsShop said 4 years ago
I want them all!
K Davis from KingCavalier said 4 years ago
Nice article. I'm trying to decide if I should try Etsy but not sure of the pros and cons so would appreciate advice. I've been a collector of fabulous gemstones of oh Wow color clarity FaceTime etc. And actually deal directly w a friend who's part mine owner and like a member of the Miranda group (my stones are the commercial jeweler type). Many have gone as part of lots to the "blue box" 5th Ave NYC store. All the NYC shops can't believe them but due to a back problem I just can't keep walking around in NYC and I live in North Jersey. Any advice anyone has would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much. Ken
WING SUM YIM from fabricAsians said 4 years ago
the Rose quartz is very beautiful
Leonie from OccasionsStudios said 4 years ago
Gorgeous collection, love the pinks!!
Luna from HeartOfTheFae said 4 years ago
So beautiful
Renee from RandMhandmade said 4 years ago
Congratulations.. i love your shop!
Jaime Powers from DesignedByNatureTx said 4 years ago
I've got things like this for sale, check out my page
Sandy from MooreJewelryPlus said 4 years ago
Great column. I love gems and I have been to that Tucson Gem Show in AZ just this last year. My favorites are Malachite and Amethyst. I have many jewelry pieces with both. Thanks for sharing.
liza from LizasGems said 4 years ago
Gorgeous, gemstones and semi precious gems are just gorgeous.
Jessica Walker from BubbleMountains said 4 years ago
Agreed! A girl can never have enough gems in her life!
Jo Anderson from myshininglights said 4 years ago
So beautiful! I love the pinks!
jana Luxe from Janaluxe said 4 years ago
I was there in Tucson as well. Flew there all the way from Hawaii. And always so fascinated seeing all the raw gems and fossils. It's always an amazing experience. Love moonstones!!
Teerasak Borkam from TribalAndHarem said 4 years ago
Real nature treasury!
Anna Banana from PlusSizeFashionLab said 4 years ago
Sooo pretty! I recently fell back in love with agate, which is everywhere now, and I've bought one piece for my apartment and am on the hunt for one more. Swooon - so many beautiful choices! (PS - love the pink-hued gems featured above!)
Jan Maynard from vintagesb said 4 years ago
Excited to see the new trends for gems this year!
Lucia from LuciaStofej said 4 years ago
Rose quartz is my favourite!
Marjorie Lapointe-Aubert from theostonesdotco said 4 years ago
Great article! And such gorgeous stones and pictures... dreamy! Amazonite is definitely trending with spring around the corner!
Victoria Sterling from VictoriaSterling said 4 years ago
I couldn't agree more! Our amazonite earrings are hard to keep in our shop and also out of my own personal jewelry box.
Kim Moulder from flitandfly said 4 years ago
Lovely! My 11 y/o son LOVES gemstones. This is a fun piece. Beautiful.
Lacey Boutiques from laceyboutiques said 4 years ago
Love the beautiful colours and collections of the gemstones!
suzan rothstein from lepretties said 4 years ago
Pink rocks (no pun intended) Thank you.
Jill from CottonLinenMoon said 4 years ago
As a resident of Tucson, I experience the Gem Show every year, and it's quite an amazing event. I love all the items you featured here!
Karen Starko from 58Diamond said 4 years ago
Lots of inspiration here!
Yadaluk from Muntra said 4 years ago
Wow!! I love your art! Congrats on the feature.
5erg from 5erg said 4 years ago
I have always loved the green gemstones, green fluorite always goes nicely. The green agate ring featured here is beautiful !
Iris Harleman from kuku4vintage said 4 years ago
Love me some gems... 💖🌟
Hope Osborne from HopefulStudios said 4 years ago
so pretty
Carol from MasCollected said 4 years ago
Splendid gemstone supplies and jewelry. I'll take them all! Thank you for a superb post.
Michele Harris from ancientofdaze said 4 years ago
Beautiful choices! Thank you.
jillian kazienko from bloomsandshrooms said 4 years ago
hm hm hm!
Paul LaBerge from HakoHako said 4 years ago
Nice article! Thank you for sharing.
Debbie from ChicMaddiesBoutique said 4 years ago
All so gorgeous! 💕
Katrina Dzerkale from Dominna said 4 years ago
I LOVE each and every item on this list !
Agnes Offeradi from Offeradi said 4 years ago
Pure inspiration! Thank you for sharing.
Kelsey Childress from Diamondstatedesigns said 4 years ago
Gorgeous work!!
Rachel Bingaman from BingArt said 4 years ago
So beautiful! I am obsessed with the pink blush and green stones in jewelry right now :)
Viviannette Sanchez-Smith from GingerRootBags said 4 years ago
These are all so gorgeous!
Julleen Jewels from JulleenJewels said 4 years ago
exciting seeing some very different gemstones being noticed at long last..am all for it!
Sara López from KokoSokoJewels said 4 years ago
I've always been fascinated about gemstones, even as a kid I had a small collection, and now as a jewelry maker I can go crazy. This article is great to focus on the trendiest ones, so thanks!
laurenolsonsmith said 4 years ago
Check out www.dealbubbleinc.com for some great gemstone pieces! I made my third order today and I am in love!
Betty Kuehn from BeadyBettyDesigns said 4 years ago
Elegant collection,,,,,something for every one,,,a lot of must haves,,beauty at its best..I have used a lot of these in my jewelry designs, Comtemporay & Ethnic pieces..Beady Betty Designs
G G from GGJewelryDesign said 4 years ago
The Mystical World of Gemstones.... Magical, Amazing!!!
Nancy Duncan from EponasCrystals said 4 years ago
Love these trends! Crystals are my favorite medium to work with!
rachelle anson from rachelleluvsbling said 4 years ago
I love these trends. Especially the pale pinks. Peruvian pink opals are amazing!
emaxtees from EmaxTees said 4 years ago
Love your work, i like all of your items :)
Deanna from NadeanDesigns said 4 years ago
Great article!! Thank you for including Nadean Designs iridescent black opal bar necklace!
Pamela from PamelaOssorioDesign said 4 years ago
Oh my, I've never cared for pink, but this blush color is drawing me in! Love all the selections! And Labradorite is my favorite, and go-to gemstone. Beautiful!
Jimmy Ge from PartyFunnyHouse said 4 years ago
love the stone.great
mjfulk27 from MJsArtOnTheRocks said 4 years ago
Beautiful new trends.!
mj gm from artprintscanada said 4 years ago
Beautiful I love gems these are gorgeous.
Collection by Naturally Yours Karla Russo from NaturallYoursJewelry said 4 years ago
Yes, I have quite the collection of crystals and minerals myself. All unique and OOAKThat is why I named my shop; Naturally Yours; in 2008. I catered to Marco Island and Naples, people; that were really into naturally living. Moving back up north, they liked the bling and swing of Czech Beads. So I combined them both! My love is still with natural stones and minerals. You will see more in my collection for spring and summer.
Bonny Anderson from BonnyLassJewelry said 4 years ago
Beautiful!
Marita Holton from AristoKrown said 4 years ago
Wow thank you for sharing Valerie, I love using gemstones for my crowns and tiaras. Clear Quartz, turquoise, Pink Quartz and Malachite are my favorite...organic look and good energy. :)
Melanie from MockingbirdByMelanie said 4 years ago
Love love love! There is something magical about gemstones.
Maxime from Kirameku said 3 years ago
Oh wow, I discovered some true treasures in here and new precious and semi precious stones :) Thank you for this beautiful article :D
Chris Oliver from ParadiseAirPlants said 3 years ago
Stop in and visit to see air plants on crystals
Hannah Rothblatt from SandSilkSky said 3 years ago
Gorgeous jewelry! Might I also suggest checking out my shop, SandSilkSky ~~ I use beautiful jewelry-quality gemstones in the center of my dream catchers, bringing the chakra-channeling energies throughout your home! Learn more at my shop, just search SandSilkSky! https://www.etsy.com/shop/SandSilkSky
Dawn Lang from SteampunkeryCo said 3 years ago
The featured shops are truly inspirational.....gives me hope and provides a clear picture of the requirements of successful Etsy shops. Thank you....I continue to be inspired and hope to build my shop upon the foundation that these business' have provided. SteampunkeryCo.com
Dawn Lang from SteampunkeryCo said 3 years ago
Please continue to feature these amazing shops....they inspire me to continue to explore their success' and apply it to my own shop. SteampunkeryCo.com
Steff Pitman from PocketFullofCrystal said 1 year ago
Beautiful! Love the turquoise. Wearing crystals is a lovely way to protect our energy.
Sapphire Ring Co from SapphireRingCo said 1 year ago
this is great and lovely I really love this.