Lone Mountain Turquoise 4-6mm Nugget - 18 Inch 48hr_12102024 Naturally occurring in hues of

Naturally occurring in hues of blue-green to green with spots and streaks of red

The name “Fire Opal” is derived from the translucent fiery oranges and reds for which the Opal is known

consisting of opaque rust to red glass with tiny flecks of glittering copper suspended within it

translucent or opaque stone in shades of milky white

Aventurine is a form of quartz

Lone Mountain Turquoise 4-6mm Nugget - 18 Inch 48hr_12102024 Naturally occurring in hues ofThe Lone Mountain turquoise mine was rediscovered in 1920 by Lee Hand, a man known as the "turquoise king" of his day. It is considered rediscovered because it was believed to have been mined by pre historic Native Americans around 1000 A. D. What makes Lone Mountain so special? First, its long history of Native Americans mining and adorning themselves with Lone Mountain turquoise going back possibly to pre historic times. A prospector of the old west