Natural Lavender Turquoise Drop

Natural Lavender Turquoise DropOften called Golden Hills this material is not from that claim. This is mined by a father and son team is from a mine called Gilandi. It still is from Kazakhstan, as it is all lumped together. The lavender hue comes from the mineral strontium, and is the only claim in the world that has these unique traits. The rough often is oddly formed, so getting perfectly cut shapes is rare.

All Natural Royston turquoise

glistening against a misty sunrise

highly polished cabochon form

Richardson’s operate a famous rock shop and used to offer fee digging on their property from the 1970s up until the early 2000’s

glowing color that shifts beautifully in the light

high-dome finish

These bead strands are 7 in long and there are 42 beads

The Hubei / Qingu turquoise cabochon showcases the exceptional beauty of turquoise sourced from the renowned Qingu mine in Hubei Province

this mine Rivals Cloud Mountain in terms of color and grade

Blue Mountain and Willow Creek) and it's known for its 'egg like' orbital patterning

These cabochons displays a captivating range of rich

These projects take years and even decades so this means we will see the supply impacted in the future