To be a vender. Most people don’t realize the history and mythology of stones: Tiger Eye was carried by Roman Soldier’s into battle b/c they thought it would protect them. Common foot soldier would have it built into the hilt of their weapons or shields. The ancient Egyptians used it in the eye of Ra. So the attributes of protection and power come from mythology and history. Having ridden motorcycles for years, long time rider’s often by a bell they put near their front wheel to keep out “trolls”. Most motorcycle shops carry them. Many people like loose stones, bracelets, and jewelry.

No one can beat our prices or quality in Texas (or the US for that matter). This is not just for a woo-woo crowd.

Often people at gun shows like a bit of variety other than tactical gear and weapons. We do well at shows where we are the only vendor of our nature, because we cater specifically to the clientele there and meet their needs.

You don’t treat a client the way you want to be treated, you treat a client the way they want to be treated. I own guns, and prefer to buy from gun shows, it doesn’t mean it’s my only interest. People like variety. I offer no politics, just interesting history and mythology when I work these events. If someone wants to know more about other stone properties, I can certainly tell them; however, whether it comes from Aboriginal decent, Chinese mythology, Greco-Roman, Norse, it’s all where metaphysical attributes come from. Dragon Skin Blood stone “Heart of the Dragon” comes from eastern mythology. They believed it came from ancient dragons. It looks like green scales with swaths of blood.

People like dragons and myths. Indigo Gabro “Merlin’s Stone”…who doesn’t know the Myths of King Arthur. Sometimes it’s just fun, and it makes unique gifts.

Unlike most vendors, we do not price gouge and we have the highest quality stones, necklaces, and bracelets.