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A Legacy Gem Collection Unveiled

fire opal polished with matrix “The Phoenix”
Faceted narrative intarsia gem cut
Faceted narrative intarsia gem cut
fantasy cut pink amethyst
Bicolor amethyst
Raspberry pink spinel kite cut
42-carat emerald cut ametrine
40-carat rutilated quartz

Witness the Unveiling Live at GeoFair 2026!

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Lost Grotto Studio Design Team

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Halie Rebeccaschild, Legacy Founder and Curator

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Sindur McRedmond, G.G. ~ Sindur Fine & Antique Jewelry

As the inheritor of the Lost Grotto legacy collection, Halie feels tremendous honor to bring this never-before-seen collection of masterfully cut gemstones to the public. Subscribe for your digital invitation to the unveiling exhibit at GeoFair.

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Sindur McRedmond, G.G. ~ Sindur Fine & Antique Jewelry

Sindur McRedmond, G.G. ~ Sindur Fine & Antique Jewelry

Sindur McRedmond, G.G. ~ Sindur Fine & Antique Jewelry

As a G.I.A. Graduate Gemologist and jeweler with decades of experience with gems and precious metals, Sindur ensures only the finest setting results in platinum or gold. See her exquisite craftsmanship at the unveiling at GeoFair 2026. Subscribe and get your digital invitation to the unveiling at the Lost Grotto exhibit at GeoFair.

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Ron Ruschman, Lapidary Facet Artist

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Ron Ruschman, Lapidary Facet Artist

Paleontologist Ron Ruschman cut gemstones after university, during a period encomp the 1980s and 1990s known as the Lapidary Renaissance; approximately 60 of which comprise the Lost Grotto collection. Although Ruschman does not cut for Lost Grotto at this time, his incredible contribution warrants an honorary position on the LG design team. 

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