About Nature's Stash

Nature's Best-Kept Stash — Now Yours to Discover

Nature’s Stash is a family-owned passion project born in the heart of Bucca, NSW. We hand-cut, tumble, and polish gemstones, petrified wood, and local treasures—giving new life to what nature has been creating for millions of years.

Every stone in our collection has been carefully chosen, worked by hand, and finished with love. Whether it’s a shimmering piece of jasper, a fossilised wonder, or a unique resin creation, each piece carries a story of earth, time, and care.

Our Promise

We know it can be hard to buy rocks and gems online — that’s why we personally photograph our items, so what you see is what you get. No stock images, no surprises — just authentic, earthy beauty delivered to your door.

Whether you're a seasoned collector, a tumbler enthusiast, or just starting your crystal journey, Nature's Stash is here to spark your curiosity and help you build your own personal stash.

Our mission is simple

To share nature’s hidden beauty, one stone at a time. ✨

 

Why It Matters

When you hold a piece from Nature’s Stash, you’re not just buying a gemstone. You’re holding a story—a blend of local history, geology, and craftsmanship. From the ground to your hands, each stone represents the land we live on, the stories it holds, and the timeless beauty of nature itself.

Thank you for being part of our journey and keeping Bucca’s treasures alive. 🌏💎

The Story of Bucca Jasper

Bucca is a small, historic area in northern New South Wales with a rich mining past. In the late 1800s, miners flocked to the district for gold and copper, carving out a chapter of history that still lingers in old shafts, maps, and local tales.

But beneath the soil, another treasure formed—Bucca Jasper.

This jasper is striking, with earthy reds, deep browns, ochres, and golden streaks that reflect the rugged Australian landscape. Some pieces reveal swirling bands and patterns, each as unique as a fingerprint. Unlike ordinary jasper, Bucca Jasper carries the soul of its birthplace—born from volcanic and sedimentary processes that fused minerals together over millions of years.

Collectors and lapidary enthusiasts love it for its durability, polish, and natural beauty. For us, it’s more than just a stone—it’s a piece of Bucca’s natural and cultural heritage.