An Inside Look into Shattuckite Rings: Color and Cut Secrets Only Experts Know

Are you trying to find rings made of unusual gemstones? How about taking a look at shattuckite rings? Although it is more uncommon than turquoise, shattuckite is frequently used as a substitute. Only a century ago, in the early 1900s, W.T. Schaller discovered this stone, which is frequently referred to as "the stone of truth." The interesting thing about this stone is that, until 2003, it was only produced at the Shattuck Mine in Arizona, USA, where Schaller found it. We're going to talk about shattuckite rings in this blog post, including how to pick the ideal stone cut and shade when buying these rings. Before we begin, let's clarify what shattuckite is.