Roundup Record Tribune & Winnett Times -

Kendall Eliasson began making jewelry 14 years ago after college. When she married Eric, the interest only gained momentum as Eric had an interest in rock and fossil collecting. Eric began tumbling their favorite rocks, and Kendall would make them into jewelry.

These days, they have taken their hobby to the next level. Cutting and polishing agates, jasper, banded chert, petrified wood, vermiculite, stalactite, and any other interesting thing they find, and making it into one of a kind, high end jewelry like you would expect to see in a jewelry store in downtown Bozeman or Jackson Hole.

My f...