I’m not sure what kind of stone this is. I really like the simplicity. It has a nice weight at 60 grams. That’s pretty much all I know about it. It doesn’t have any marks at all but has been tested to be sterling silver. Any information is appropriated 
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Very interesting cuff, I like it! I’m going to take a guess that the turquoise is Kingman nuggets.
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Thanks so much 
Kingman must be a very popular turquoise. My shadow box ring was kingman too. I think I will look for a piece with green stones next. Thanks so much again.
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The Kingman mine produces A LOT of turquoise, much of it stabilized. But that’s okay with me, I have quite a few pieces with Kingman, some stabilized, some not, and I love them all.
I also love it cause it’s a classic American AZ mine!
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Thanks, that’s good to know. I will have to look up the different kinds of turquoise and where they are from.
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