Razel Me Studios

12/31/2025

New to the Etsy shop this week…Iron Buffalo! This material comes out of Nevada, in the same area as turquoise and white buffalo materials. Iron Buffalo is actually a hard brecciated chert with iron-stained dolomite webbing through the chert. This creates a stunning, high contrast material that will polish up great!

12/14/2025

11/11/2025

New to our shop this week is Piranha Agate from Brazil! Take your run-of-the-mill Brazilian Agate and add some nice deep colors and distinct color separation, and viola! We have limited availability of this material, so be sure to check it out while it's there!

11/11/2025

Sodalite has been a staple around here since we got our first cabbing machine. Those dark blues, sometimes chatoyant, sometimes with white lines going through it… but this variation is new to us! Check out that cool webbing going through this slab, and it also has some pockets of chatoyance! It polishes up great, and a few slabs will be listed in our Etsy shop tomorrow (November 11). Check them out!

10/31/2025

Oh, wow, we're slow to update our Facebook! We've got 66 new listings up on our Etsy shop today, including a couple of groovy-looking pieces of Fordite! The other new material this week is Red Picante agate from Durango, Mexico! I'm sure you can figure out which is which from these pictures 😉 We've got a lot of new raw material in the pipeline, it just has be introduced to our saw before we're ready to list it 😁 Etsy link is in the comments!

09/08/2025

When you’re taking photos for your Etsy listing and an unsolicited helper volunteers 💚

We’ll be posting new listings to our Etsy in the forthcoming days, keep an eye out!

08/13/2024

More new material! This week, we’ve added some more material from Sonora, Mexico: a chrysocolla malachite mix! This material is well silicated and will polish up great! We’ve also added Spurrite/Stomotolite (the purple one 😍) which is a calcium silicate and at a 5 on the mohs scale, polishes up quick! We also have a few smaller slabs of Blue Mustang picture jasper, mined from Oregon.
We also cut into some new Rosetta Lace material, and it is so much nicer than the previous material we had gotten five years ago…

https://www.etsy.com/shop/RazelmeStudios

07/23/2024

We've got a lot of new (to us!) material listed this week in the Etsy shop! Rhodochrosite from Mexico, Pink Imperial Jasper, Morado Opal 😮😍, Medicine Bow, and Tree Bark Rhyolite, just to name a few, not to mention some of the older favorites. We've got over 100 different materials listed!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/RazelmeStudio

07/04/2024

I love it when we get reviews that have photos of what was made with our slabs 💚

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06/09/2024

An old favorite and couple new materials! We cut into the last piece of parrot wing chrysocolla that we have and listed a few of the slabs in our Etsy shop. I don’t know if or when we will be able to get anymore of this material, as it is increasingly difficult to find!

Next up, we’ve got some beautiful soft pink Washington state Thulite with tourmaline (check out the listing for the argument of what this material is actually comprised of!), as well as some Indonesia petrified palm root/Caddisfly larvae agate (which I affectionately call “maggot agate” 😂), where the fly larvae had eaten into the root of the palm and then agate formed in the void.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/RazelmeStudios

04/24/2024

Wow, all the new material this week 🤩 The saws have definitely been busy! We’ve got spiderweb chrysocolla, Maury Mountain green moss agate, Red Velvet agate from Mexico, and Cathedral Agate (also from Mexico). Click on over to our Etsy to check them out, as well as the other materials we’ve restocked!

https://www.etsy.com/shop/RazelmeStudios

04/02/2024

New material added to the Etsy store? Heck yes! We’ve been a little slow getting materials posted, but hopefully with it warming up, we’ll be able to get back to weekly inventory updates.

This week, our new material is Verde River Agate from Arizona. Judging by the outside of this material, you’d never guess the color on the inside! This is old stock material. It comes from (as ups probably guess) the Verde River in Arizona. From the information I’ve been able to dig up, it’s very difficult to get material out of the area that has the purple agate; it’s in a very remote area, not very accessible, and rarely rock hounded as a result.