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Goldstone Gemstone Beads

The most common form of goldstone is reddish-brown in color; the color comes from the copper crystals and the glass itself is actually colorless. Our goldstone beads are a rich rusty brown color that is flecked with thousands of tiny particles of glittering gold. Sparkly! (read more)

Goldstone Heishi 4mm BACK IN STOCK!
Goldstone Heishi 4mm
16" strand $6.75
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½ strand (loose) $3.70
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Goldstone Round 3mm
Goldstone Round 3mm
16" strand $5.30
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½ strand (loose) $2.90
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Goldstone Round 6mm
Goldstone Round 6mm
16" strand $4.15
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½ strand (loose) $2.40
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Goldstone Round 8mm
Goldstone Round 8mm
16" strand $5.10
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½ strand (loose) $2.95
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Goldstone Triangular Briolette 13mm
Goldstone Triangular Briolette 13mm
16" strand $9.75
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½ strand (loose) $5.30
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We've hand-picked the stones below to go with the Goldstone on this page.

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More About Goldstone

Legend has it that Goldstone was first manufactured by accident in 17th century Venice. According to this legend, a monk accidentally spilled copper filings into the pure glass being produced in the monastery in which he lived. Horrified by his wasteful mistake, he tossed out the ruined batch of glass and started over. When the ruined batch of glass cooled, its shimmering beauty was noted by fellow members of his order, and a mistake became a happy discovery!

Goldstone is a type of synthetic glass that is heated a very high temperatures and then mixed with copper or copper salts. When the mixture cools, the copper precipitates into small crystalline clusters that sparkle inside the glass.


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