Sonora Dendritic Rhyolite is a recently found stone, mined and named after the place where it was found, Sonora in Mexico. Sonora Dendritic Rhyolite is known for its intricate feather-like dendritic patterns and dramatic color range of gray, red, white, lavender, brown, and yellow. This 29 carat stone has a beautiful pattern of burgundy, yellow, white, and mauve. It is set on a sturdy 22 gauge sterling silver back. The simple design is polished to a high luster to draw attention to the unique stone. 

• 2 inches from top to bottom (55mm)
• 1.25 inches at its widest (34mm)
• The bale is open in back to slip onto any type of necklace

Fun Fact:  In 2009, a man was chasing one of his goats up a mountain slope a few kilometers from the pueblo where he lived. He stumbled over some rock that he thought looked unusually pretty and picked some up. In 2011 some of this rock was offered for sale at the Tucson and Quartzsite Show in Arizona. That is when it was cut and polished and given its name, Sonora Dendritic Rhyolite.