You are a lucky man. Indian Mountain is upper tier turquoise. It’s up there in the same category as Blue Wind, Lander Blue, Candelaria and Godber. I know that Bob lists Morenci, Number 8, Nevada Blue and such. Many would add Apache Blue and high grade / Gem Grade Yungai / Hubei etc. those last two matches set cabs almost remind me of Super X!! The range in color from dark blue to lighter is Super X specific but Super X has splotches like watercolor paint
Hey Mike! I really enjoyed this video on indian mountain turquoise. Never heard of it until now. Was wondering if you had maybe already done a video on unique turquoise specimens like Clams, Dendritic turquoise, etc.
There will be a video on turquoise specimens,including clams and eggs, later this year. The cover of Turquoise in America Part Two 1910-1990 shows a Charles Loloma necklace of Lone Mountain fossil turquoise.
Hello my good sir, I inherited a handful of turquoise and IV been curious about it ever since, it seems to be natural stabilized turquoise, with Hallmarks including "KY" it's "K' something i know that much
Thanks turquise teacher 🙏
You are welcome.
Nice Indian turquoise
Really good episode!!!!!!
Thank you
You are a lucky man. Indian Mountain is upper tier turquoise. It’s up there in the same category as Blue Wind, Lander Blue, Candelaria and Godber.
I know that Bob lists Morenci, Number 8, Nevada Blue and such. Many would add Apache Blue and high grade / Gem Grade Yungai / Hubei etc.
those last two matches set cabs almost remind me of Super X!! The range in color from dark blue to lighter is Super X specific but Super X has splotches like watercolor paint
Hey Mike! I really enjoyed this video on indian mountain turquoise. Never heard of it until now. Was wondering if you had maybe already done a video on unique turquoise specimens like Clams, Dendritic turquoise, etc.
I would really like to see your collection if you have any...thanks Mike.
There will be a video on turquoise specimens,including clams and eggs, later this year. The cover of Turquoise in America Part Two 1910-1990 shows a Charles Loloma necklace of Lone Mountain fossil turquoise.
Hello my good sir, I inherited a handful of turquoise and IV been curious about it ever since, it seems to be natural stabilized turquoise, with Hallmarks including "KY" it's "K' something i know that much
If you can help authenticate my turquoise I'd be happier then a clam on high tide
Hi Mike, I like your videos, I would like to contact you so you could see a turquoise and give me your opinion, I hope you respond.
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