Lander Blue Turquoise Bracelet

Lander Blue Turquoise set in 14 Karat Gold and Sterling Silver

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Shadow Box Pendant

Spider Web Turquoise in a Traditional Shadow Box Pendant.

Simple and Dramatic.

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Indian Mountain Turquoise

This stone is a super gemmy high grade Indian Mountain piece I bought from Ed Mauzy one evening when he walked into my store in Sedona, Arizona.  I was open late and he came in. I had never met him before, but his reputation preceded him. I was happy to meet him and wish I had bought a hundred stones just like it. Of course, he didn't have a hundred.  He only had one. That's the nature of high grade turquoise stones. Rare and beautiful.

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Spider Web

There's just something about Spider Web that can't be beat.

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Lander Blue Turquoise

Lander Turquoise is considered the rarest and most expensive turquoise in the world. 

Lander Blue Turquoise set in Gold

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Kingman Spider Web

Kingman Spider Web Turquoise set in a Heavy One-of-a-Kind Hand Carved Ring

Sterling Silver and 14 Karat Gold

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High Grade Natural Turquoise

High-grade natural turquoise is exceedingly rare. Gem vendors around the world fill their stores with beautiful sapphires, emeralds, and diamonds; rare, valuable gems indeed. Increasingly elusive high-grade, gem quality turquoise surpasses these precious stones in rarity. Most of the best mines have been exhausted for years. Remaining active mines yield few high-grade gems among mostly commercial- to low-grades of rough material. Collectors especially seek gems with a spider web matrix. A miniscule percentage, I believe less than 1%, of all turquoise ever mined displays a crisp, symmetrical web pattern. Lovers of turquoise scramble to acquire the few gem-quality stones remaining among limited stashes.

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