Polychrome Qingu Turquoise Trillion

Polychrome Qingu Turquoise TrillionThe 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

Most of us think of those celestial stones with fiery colors when we think of opal

For the largest of largest pieces you can imagine

Its cultural significance in Central Asian traditions adds depth

Autumn Creek Turquoise is carefully stabilized to enhance its natural durability and color intensity

artistic flair

Common opal doesn't have the fire

Ideal for pendants

The Kingman Turquoise Mine is the last USA commercial turquoise mine and the twin peaks of Mineral Park produce several veins of turquoise

Named after the Chara River in Eastern Siberia

or ancient foliage frozen in time

due to multiple tragedies from structural failure the main mines have been closed until a plan can be submitted for infrastructure to keep the miners safe

Deep mine shafts have been created since the '70s to extract the gemstone and the Dominican government regulates the area to ensure that this resource stays in the possession of the people