Can you identify the turquoise? Thank you
I just added a couple of photos that I took when I received it. It’s color leans toward green rather than blue. Another unmodified pic taken with my iPhone,
Thank you for your input. I just added them.
I just added a couple of photos that I took when I received it. It’s color leans toward green rather than blue. Another unmodified pic taken with my iPhone,
Thank you for your input. I just added them.
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Picture is not sharp, but I would guess Kingman. Although it’s always an educated guess without provenance.
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As someone who has worked extensively in Photoshop since the early 90s (catalog and advertising work for my own jewelry lines), I can tell you these photos have been enhanced for color by bringing up the level of color saturation and increasing contrast, which can have some pretty dramatic effects on color and texture.
Can you post some un-enhanced closeups of the bracelet?
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I was thinking something didn’t look right…
I see the new pics. Still staying with my guess, mostly because Kingman is so common.
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I sent photos that I took on the goodwill website. It’s much different in person.
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You took the original photos down. Would you please repost them for comparison? Would be helpful for others who come to the thread later to see what is being discussed with regard to enhancement.
Without the original photos there’s no frame of reference.
ETA: Un-enhanced the Turquoise looks like natural Pilot Mountain to me.
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