The Jewel

Memorial Day Weekend Rock and Fossil Sale in Sisters! 🪨 🦴

Calling all rockhounds, collectors, crystal lovers, and curious explorers! This Memorial Day weekend, stop by our small town shop in beautiful Sisters, Oregon for special savings on rocks, fossils, minerals, luminary alabaster lamps, and more!

🎉 Select items will be 10-50% off
🎟️ PLUS a purchase enters you into a raffle to win a $100 gift certificate!

Whether you are hunting for a unique fossil, adding to your crystal collection, or just enjoying the holiday weekend in Sisters, we’d love to see you. Shop local! Discover something ancient. Take home something unforgettable 💎

🗺️ The Jewel (Sisters, Oregon)

🗓️ May 23rd 10:00-6:00
🗓️ May 24th 10:00-5:00
🗓️ May 25th 11:00-5:00

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Coming soon online and in store 👀 NEW Jan Daggett original design pendant.

Who should be our April pup of the month?

A custom collaboration for the ages! One of our lovely patrons recently went on a jewelry journey. She found this stunning Tanzanian sapphire at the Tucson Rock & Gem show that is cut by the one and only John Dyer! She brought it home to us and picked from several of Jan Daggett’s custom designs deciding how she wanted her beautiful stone to be featured. After finalizing all the design details we sent the mold and the stone to Troy Simmons to create the ring. Troy always does an extraordinary job honoring the stone and the design- he brought the ring to life. And sad as we are that we can’t keep this ring in store, we love that it is being worn by one of our favorite ladies!

Have you heard of the rare natural cross agate? Jan Daggett features a collection in gold jewelry, setting these phenomenal stones into pendants, earrings and rings.

The natural cross agate are amazing natural wonders that come from a remote region of Indonesia. Local villagers collect the small agate pebbles from river drainages and ancient gravel terraces. Over the course of a year thousands of agates are gathered, but only 1% reveal the natural cross, and only about 70% of those are successfully ground and polished into finished stones. The villagers work most of these stones without the benefit of electricity! Even with state of the art equipment, cutting the crosses would remain challenging. The natural cross pattern is sealed just under the skin of the agate which must be shaped with extreme caution to reveal the cross.

No more than 250 finished stones are carried out of the jungle each year by one entrepreneur, a former mining engineer from Oregon (Joel Ivey). Of those stones, Jan Daggett has the good fortune to hand pick from his collection for the finest of these rare gems!

Dinosaur Appreciation Post 🙌

We love fossils and we love jewelry! Ketut Hart designing and making this incredible collection in sterling silver has us nerding out!

Thank you for letting me invade your incredible collection of books to take a few pictures. 📸

Here is one of our sweetest amethyst specimen alongside dioptase and chrysocolla, cobaltocalcite, and a small but lovely amethyst stalactite slice.

February is the month of amethyst! Here is a close up of one of our gorgeous specimens from Uruguay, with the stalactite slice showing the beautiful agate center. This is one of many lovely mineral specimens we have available in the gallery, amongst all the amethyst gemstone pieces we have set in silver and gold! Contact us for more photos or any others inquiries you may have.

Super stoked to have picked up another design from Jeff McKenzie’s collection! Introducing the Sisters Night Sky Ring with flush set diamonds, a lovely representation of our beautiful mountain views here in central Oregon.