Polychrome Qingu Turquoise Cushion

Polychrome Qingu Turquoise CushionThe Hubei Qingu turquoise cabochon showcases the exceptional beauty of turquoise sourced from the renowned Qingu mine in Hubei Province, China? one of the world's premier turquoise producing regions. This cabochon displays a captivating range of rich, saturated colors, often featuring vibrant robin? s egg blue to deep greenish blue tones, frequently accented by intricate dark spiderweb matrix veining or bold brown black patterns that create striking

Egyptian Turquoise

this material was overlooked until someone took a chance on it

Larimar is formed deep in the mountains within volcanic flows

to be classified as an opal it means that the crystalline structure is spherical instead of geometric

and other elements) and melting them at volcanic temperatures exceeding 2

This is stone #12 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

This is stone #14 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

The rough often is oddly formed

Formed in ancient volcanic hot spring areas

I love a good break-up story and these stones don't hold back

accented by delicate mocha-brown to espresso veining and intricate spiderweb matrix patterns

s egg blue to deep greenish-blue tones