Collections and Provenance

[@BellaLugosiify]

Amazing video ! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and also your beautiful turquoise.

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

So glad you are enjoying.

[@drobertsmithjewelry]

Great video Mike!
The amount of higher grade natural material is shrinking for sure. Especially from small mines of the past.
Indian Mountain is one of my faves besides Morenci. That’s a nice stone.

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Thanks,especially from such a talented jeweler with so much experience. You tell your story in Turquoise in America Part Two, 1910-1990.

[@sarfarazahmed3955]

Amazing work sir.. I am from Muscat. Country is Oman.. Very close to iran. We here in Muscat get very good turquoise from... Iran.. I like to buy turquoise.. Recently got into this. Your inputs were valuable.. God bless...

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Thanks for your support. Digital copies of the books are available on the website.

[@tattoofthesun]

There’s a guy on Etsy with some top grade Indian Mountain, Timeless Turquoise.
Cheyenne is great - Jesse hasn’t had any Cheyenne for sale recently. My experience anyway. A total straight-shooter though.

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

As mentioned in the video Cheyenne has been in regulatory limbo restricting production. Hope to see some soon.

[@oaklanddba]

Thanks for the sales pitch.

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Well if you benefit do you mind if I benefit?
You are welcome to ignore any advice and begrudge me any commerce from my considerable effort to educate the public. An informed consumer is a better customer but only for the honest vendor.
What are you ?