Epidote Jewelry and Specimens

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Shop handmade Epidote jewelry and specimens for your home. This collection features unique jewelry and decor with natural Epidote from the Pacific Northwest.

Epidote creations by Woodland Metalsmith make great gifts for loved ones who cherish the ocean, mountains and rivers of the Pacific Northwest.

From cutting and polishing rocks to stone setting and soldering, everything is completely handcrafted with love.

Shop pieces that tell a story.

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Rock hounding Washington Epidote to make jewelry and decor

Making Epidote Jewelry

I create each piece of natural Epidote jewelry by collecting my own beach and river stones on the Olympic Peninsula, which can vary in different shades from dark to lime green. I take it home where I cut, shape and polish it into a cabochon. After polishing the Epidote, I craft a design for a unique piece of jewelry. Then begins the metalsmithing process of hand sawing, soldering, texturing, stone setting and more using sterling silver. It's a time intensive process to ensure that your Epidote jewelry is high quality and long-lasting.

Necklace in a gift box with personalized message on a wooden surface

About Epidote

Epidote is a silicate mineral that can range from dark to light green. Epidote can be found with other minerals such as Quartz and Feldspar. One popular stone that contains Epidote is Unakite, which is comprised of Pink Orthoclase and Epidote. Epidote can be found in mass and also in veins. I find Epidote in river beds and beaches.

FAQs about Epidote Gemstone

Epidote Jewelry and decor make great gifts for people whose birthday is in August and their birthstone is Peridot, as they are closely related. People who love the color green are also drawn to Epidote's intensely bright color. Who doesn't love Epidote?

Epidote is a green gemstone, ranging from light to dark, and can be mixed with Quartz and other minerals. It is fairly abundant in the Pacific Northwest!

Epidote gemstone is calming, grounding and stabilizing.

I do! I collect Epidote from beaches and river beds on the Olympic Peninsula, cut and polish it and set it into the metal myself.

Epidote is a great gemstone for Geminis and secondary birthstone for Leo.