By John O'Leary

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The New Science of a Lost Art

these three stones are believed to ignite your ambition

Italian Tessin Quartz "Sylvie" Opal By John O'LearyGorgeous and unique natural Italian Tessin Quartz. Please note, this piece has been glued onto a small acrylic stand (pictured). Named after the Ticino locality of Switzerland where it was originally discovered, Tessin habit (aka Tessiner) Quartz is a rare variety of Quartz that grows in a tapered shape, starting wide at the bottom and getting continuously thinner towards the top. These Alpine beauties are believed to unlock the hidden areas of our