Cherry Blossom Cabochon: The New Pink Composite Turquoise Series
If you've followed our composite stone series, you already know the base material well — the same stabilized Kingman Mine turquoise that powers our Dahlia collections. Cherry Blossom takes that exact base and dyes it into a vivid, unmistakable hot pink, laced with bold black spiderweb matrix veining. It's the newest colorway in our composite cabochon lineup, and one of the most eye-catching yet.
At Pedra Gems, every Cherry Blossom cabochon is hand-cut and polished in our Jaipur workshop. In this guide, we'll cover what Cherry Blossom actually is, how it relates to our other composite series, and how to care for it.
What Is Cherry Blossom?
Cherry Blossom is a dyed, stabilized composite cabochon made from the same White Buffalo–type Kingman Mine (Arizona) base used across our Dahlia collections — Purple Ice Rose and Peacock. Fine turquoise chalk is stabilized with resin, combined with genuine bronze/copper matrix, and dyed. Where Dahlia leans into violets, blues, and greens, Cherry Blossom is dyed a saturated cherry-pink, with the same natural black-to-copper crackle veining running through every piece.
Because this is a genuine composite construction — real mineral fragments bonded with resin and matrix, not a synthetic imitation — every cabochon carries a unique pattern. No two pieces show quite the same balance of pink and black veining.
Transparency note: every Cherry Blossom listing on our store is clearly marked as dyed/composite in the product details — we believe you should always know exactly what you're buying.
Color and Pattern
Cherry Blossom's signature look is a bright, saturated pink base — ranging from bubblegum to deeper magenta tones — cut through with bold black spiderweb matrix and occasional lighter pink or white marbling. The matrix pattern is entirely natural to the construction process and varies from fine hairline veining to bold, chunky fractures depending on the piece.
Cherry Blossom vs. Dahlia
| Feature | Cherry Blossom | Dahlia (Purple Ice Rose / Peacock) |
|---|---|---|
| Base material | Stabilized Kingman composite | Stabilized Kingman composite |
| Color | Vivid cherry pink | Violet-blue or peacock blue-green |
| Matrix | Black spiderweb veining | Bronze/copper veining |
| Origin | Kingman Mine, Arizona, USA | Kingman Mine, Arizona, USA |
Available Cherry Blossom Cabochons
Here's a look at real pieces from the series — every cabochon is one of a kind, and each piece is photographed exactly as you'll receive it.
![]() Pear, 7ct — $4.20 |
![]() Oval, 14ct — $8.40 |
![]() Rectangular, 6.5ct — $3.90 |
![]() Cushion, 7.5ct — $4.50 |
![]() Round, 7.5ct — $4.50 |
![]() Freeform, 8ct — $4.80 |
Key Facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Construction | Dyed, stabilized composite (resin + copper/bronze matrix) |
| Base material | Kingman Mine turquoise chalk, Arizona, USA |
| Color | Vivid cherry pink with black spiderweb matrix |
| Finish | High-gloss polish, flat back |
| Shapes cut | Oval, round, pear, cushion, freeform, trillion, rectangular, and more |
| Series size | 100 one-of-a-kind cabochons |
Caring for Cherry Blossom Cabochons
- Avoid soaking or submerging for long periods — the resin binder can be affected by prolonged water exposure.
- Keep away from harsh chemicals, perfumes, and ultrasonic cleaners.
- Store separately from harder stones to avoid surface scratches.
- Clean gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry immediately.
Shop Cherry Blossom
Every Cherry Blossom cabochon is hand-cut and polished in our family workshop in Jaipur, India, individually photographed against a US quarter for true scale — the exact piece in the photo is the one you'll receive.
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