A thick turquoise vein nugget from Stone Mountain Mine fashioned into a blue turquoise cabochon with red matrix. This is an untreated turquoise cabochon cut with hostrock backing. All the turquoise we sell is natural and unaltered. Click here to purchase
Tag: stone mountain turquoise
11.2 carat green Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon
7.5 carat angular cut green Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon
6.3 carat blue Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon
8.1 carat light blue Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon with red matrix
7.1 carat angular cut green Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon
7.4 carat light blue Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon
5.9 carat green Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon
8.5 carat blue Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon with red matrix
6.0 carat blue Stone Mountain Turquoise with red matrix
7.1 carat light blue Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon with red matrix
4.8 carat round green Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon
4.3 carat mixed green Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochon oval
21 carat icy blue Stone Mountain Turquoise high dome cabochon with waterweb inclusions
Dylan Clevenger’s Exquisite Wire Wrap with Stone Mountain Turquoise
Dylan Clevenger is a young jewelry artist from California that Suzanne had the luck of meeting at the Comstock Rockshop in Virginia City, NV. Suzanne was immediately intrigued by his interest in geology and gemstones. His unbridled enthusiasm and the fire in his eye is what struck Suzanne most, they hit it off immediately. Luckily […]
The History of Stone Mountain Mine
Stone Mountain Mine is located on the western side of Nevada in Lyon County. This is a region that contains the right mineral combinations for turquoise formation within a matrix of interconnected and ancient rhyolitic tufts with small bodies of granodiorite, monzonite, feldspar and andesite scattered throughout the mountain ranges. This combination of geologic history […]
Green Turquoise from Stone Mountain Mine
Green is not the most notable color when one thinks of the turquoise gemstone. However since I grew up digging around the Stone Mountain Turquoise deposit I have found the color green to be a constant and equal shade in the gradient of nature’s expression we call “turquoise” It took me a while longer to […]