Gem Stone Sinks and Basins by Rachiele Kitchen and Bath Products

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Semi-precious Gemstone Vessel Sinks These rare gemstone sinks are less expensive than you might expect. Call us at 1-800-881-9044 Click on images for large view!			View all of the gemstone colors and see bowl sizes. All gemstone sinks range between $1300 and $1800!
Free Form bowl with stone edge. This gorgeous bowl is made of the semi-precious stone Lapis. The interior is unpolished. All sinks are available in different styles and stone materials. Lapis is prized for its deep blue color. It was used by ancient Egyptians in a powdered form for eye shadow. Lapis generally has specks of Iron Pyrite in it (Fools Gold). You will see this throughout our sink. Free form sinks are 7.5" tall and approx. 21"O.D.			Oval sink in Leopard Skin Jasper. Sought after as a semi-precious gemstone for it's spotted brown and tan appearance. This stone is often found in jewelry. Oval sinks are 18.5"x 15.5" x 7" tall
Free Form Lapis and Travertine This is a blend of travertine and lapis. Our travertine does not stain like natural travertine. Because we stabilize the stone, it is no longer porous. Free form sinks are 7.5" tall and approx. 21" O.D.			Free Form Persian Turquoise This form of turquoise comes from the middle east and gets its deep coloration from copper and iron ore. Free form sinks are 7.5" tall and approx. 21" O.D.
Amber in round basin style Amber is translucent. You will see specs of debris, an occasional butterfly, twigs and leaves trapped inside the bowl. Natural amber is very light, in fact it will float in sea water. Our sinks are light as well, even though we have mixed the natural amber with gemstone resins. 7" tall and 17" O.D. Wild Horse stone in Wok style basin Wild horse is a form of jasper, which features a background of white, with deep red and black veining. 6" tall and 19" O.D.			White Buffalo Oval style When discovered in the Dry Creek Mine, north of Austin, Nevada, in 1993, they were not sure what it was. Because of its hardness, it was decided to send it in to be assayed and their suspicions proved correct; it was in fact White Turquoise. It was not until 1996, however, that it was finally made into jewelry. White Turquoise forms where there are no heavy metals present, which turns out to be a very rare occurrence. To date, no other vein of gem quality white turquoise has been discovered anywhere else in the world. When this current vein runs out, that will be the last of it. Because White Turquoise is as rare as a white buffalo, the Indians call it "White Buffalo" Turquoise. 6" tall and 19" O.D.
Stone Edge basin in Amber Click here to see closeup photos of the amber			This is an amazing combination of Arizona Turquoise and Terra Cotta stone. Round sinks with stone edge 7 1/2"tall 19" O.D.
Free Form basin in Bloody Basin Jasper This form of jasper is prized for it's deep crimson coloration with veining of jet black.			Stone Edge basin in Turquoise and Travertine
Round basin in Arizona Turquoise and Travertine 7" tall and 17" O.D.			Stone Edge basin in Terra Cotta and Chrysocolla Chrysocolla is a blue green semi precious gemstone generally found with quartz intermixed with it. It gets its green coloration from copper ore.
Stone Edge basin in Arizona Turquoise. Arizona turquoise features a greenish tint with medium brown veining.			Stone Edge basin in Travertine
Arizona Turquoise Sink prior to fine buffing			Stone Edge basin in Travertine and Leopard Skin Jasper
Arizona Turquoise "self rimming" bowl. All stone sinks are available as self rimming.
Flared Round basin in Travertine			Stone Edge basin in Bloody Jasper
Azurite & Malachite Wok style vessel Often found together in their natural state; Azurite (a deep blue) and malachite (a deep brilliant green) are a gorgeous combination. Amber sink shown with lighting from below. Close up of butterfly in the Amber sink!			View of turquoise sink and countertop Turquoise sink and countertop. We are able to manufacture stone edge gemstone countertops in all materials shown!
Please note: Sinks are individually custom made and take approximately 4 to 6 weeks to make. All dimensions are approximate due to the hand made nature of the basins. We are very excited to offer such a rare and unusual product to our International audience. Each basin is made of one of a kind natural gem stones. The manufacturer has been a major international supplier of semi-precious rough stone to the jewelry trade for over twenty years.
Technology has allowed for the extraction of DNA from animals and insects trapped in amber. In May of 1995 microbiologist Raul Cano announced he had revived bacterial spores from a stingless bee entombed in amber 25 to 40 million years ago. The amber provided an airtight shell that protected both the bee and bacteria. Amber is a fossilized plant resin, not tree sap. Sap is the fluid that circulates through a plant's vascular system, while resin is the semi-solid amorphous organic substance secreted in pockets and canals through epithelial cells of the plant. This resin can drip from and ooze down trees, as well as fill internal fissures, trapping debris such as seeds, leaves, feathers and insects. The resin becomes buried and fossilized through a natural polymerization of the original organic compounds. Real amber does have a plastic look. If you can imagine hardened tree sap on the side of a tree, this is what it "looks" like. This is "natures plastic." Click here to see closeup photos we took of an amber sink. These sinks are large. In comparison, everyone has seen a standard round porcelain on steel bathroom sink with a faucet mounted on the back ledge. That sink is 19" including the faucet ledge. The stone edge vessel sink itself is 19" The Free Form vessel is 21", a bathroom cabinet is 21" front to back. Keep in mind, these sinks can overhang the front of the countertop. We may be reached from 8:00am to 8:00pm Eastern, Monday through Saturday at 1-800-881-9044. Our fax number is 800-538-5359. You may also send an Email.