Blue Diamond Turquoise

The turquoise came out in large plate form rather than in nuggets.
Blue diamond turquoise. The mine is considered a hat mine of which there are very few. Blue diamond turquoise nevada mined for only a short span of time in the 60 s and 70 s the classic blue diamond stone was a very small deposit considered a hat mine because you could cover the findings with your hat the stone was mostly recovered in slabs and are recognized by darker blue colors and strong black matrix sometimes as smoky swirls and usually with black chert. The blue diamond turquoise mine is located in central nevada. This mine is considered a hat mine of which there are very few.
Named for producing some of the hardest turquoise ever found the blue diamond mine is located outside of austin nevada and was first mined in the 1930s. 5 out of 5 stars 210 210 reviews 27 00. Durango silver co has a small stash of it and use it in our jewelry once in a while. A hat mine is a small deposit of turquoise that you can cover with your hat.
Named for producing some of the hardest turquoise the blue diamond mine is located outside of austin nevada and was first mined in 1930. Blue diamond blue diamond is a small mine in northern nevada. Blue diamond turquoise cabochon made in usa blue american turquoise with pyrite for sterling silver gold handmade jewelry aztexturquoise. A hat mine is a small deposit of turquoise that you can cover with your hat.
Blue diamond turquoise comes in blues and greens. Black chert is a host rock that attaches itself to this turquoise. Blue diamond turquoise the blue diamond mine located in central nevada opened in the late 1950 s and was mined up to 1980. It is very striking turquoise and was mined in the 1960 s.
The mine is considered a hat mine of which there are very few. Blue diamond turquoise has become very rare it is beautiful turquoise but almost extinct. Favorite add to more colors diamond painting. Blue gem s hardness and fine colors makes this turquoise much sought after by both jewelers and collectors.