Natural Hubei Turquoise Multi Stone Set

Natural Hubei Turquoise Multi Stone SetThis material comes from the mine in the Hubei Province of China. Currently this is one of the most active Turquoise producing areas globally. From light greens to blues, this mine Rivals Cloud Mountain in terms of color and grade!

Mined only during winter due to environmental constraints

captures the delicate sparkle of dawn's first light – imagine tiny droplets of dew suspended on spiderwebs

from the turquoise mines in Hubei has some truly spectacular patterns and colors I've not seen before

The only material that surfaces these days are from old timers with old collections

This is stone #10 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

Jason and I were offered a rare opportunity to purchase the stone that produced these cabochons from a private collection

with natural-looking variations that add character and charm to your finished jewelry

Sourced from the Candelaria Hills area in Nevada (specifically a newer pit on the Broken Arrow Claim

Common opal doesn't have the fire

Red River Faustite

its scarcity drives high demand among jewelers and collectors

Radiolarians are microfossils with a siliceous shell that are part of the zooplankton and live in the first 200 meters of the water column