In the spring of 2008 was Rhinestone's first opportunity to show and did he make good on it! A consistent blue ribbon winner, he was always toward the top of the class. The reason is easy to see. He has his sire's stately and pleasing appearance. His bones are sizeable and his fleece is everywhere on his body. One look at his head and you know instantly that he is a son of Rayo del Sol. His fleece is very uniform and presents a high frequency and moderate amplitude crimp that blinds as it reflects light back to your eye. It is from that reflective brightness that he got his name. We proudly offer Rhinestone for your consideration. The male component of our industry is very important indeed. Let Rhinestone help you to move into a position of prominence and notoriety for your breeding program. (From Crescent Moon) On August 4, 2010 Rhinestone sired his first cria: a male with shining true black fiber, Silver Falls Obsidian (see photo). He has the perfect conformation and fine, dense fiber of his sire and the beautiful face of his mother Opal. If you are interested in purchasing Rhinestone, please give us a call to discuss.

Silver Falls Opal was named for Opal Falls near Opal Creek in the Willamette National Forest of the Oregon Cascades. Opal has perfect conformation and has the dense, fine fiber of her father, Onyx de Mico. She is true black like her mother, and she is an outstanding breeding female. On her father's side her lineage includes the great Michelangelo and Pperuvian Guillermo. On June 23, 2009 Opal gave birth to Silver Falls Wyldwood (see attached photo). Wyldwood's sire is the great Deacon Grey and she looks like him, but is a beautiful medium silver grey female. She has soft, dense fiber and has a solid stance. On August 5, 2010 Opal had a male cria, Silver Falls Obsidian (see photo attached); his sire is Crescent Moon's Rhinestone, a silver grey male. Obsidian has shining true black fiber, fine and dense. He has his mother's face and has the perfect composition of his father Rhinestone.