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If you're interested in Native American jewelry, it's important to know what stabilized turquoise is and how it's different from natural turquoise. This is a subject surrounded by much confusion and misinformation. With this post, we hope to shed some light on the subject. For...

Use the turquoise mine list below to browse our inventory by the turquoise mine source. By no means does this list include every turquoise mine, but it features many of the most popular turquoise mines in the United States and abroad. To learn more about...

Few things in the Southwest are as iconic as turquoise Native American Indian jewelry. This striking blue gemstone has truly stood the test of time, appearing in American Indian jewelry as early as 1600 CE in Santo Domingo Pueblo (Kewa) and weaving its way through...