I think the piece that is more blue looks Tibetan. The other looks Chinese, which really doesn’t matter to me. I think they are both beautiful and worth $24 a piece. Right? I am right, right? Lol
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If these are for sale, what is the seller saying? Curious what are the details leaning you to Tibetan vs. Chinese origin.
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The seller said they were both Tibetan. What is your opion? They look so totally different from each other. The matrix on the first one looked Chinese to me but i am just beginning to learn about Turquoise, i would appreciate your valued opion on these 2 pieces as i am going to buy them. They are both in Sterling. I will send better pics when i get them.I asked Jason about some books so i can study. I have a little piece of green i want to show you. Its a Mystery as i have no idea what it is but its so beautiful and their
is just something so special about it.
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Here you go for a useful list of books. https://forum.turquoisepeople.com/t/books-on-southwest-indian-jewelry/3871
People here tend to be cautious and to listen well when the discussion of turquoise types comes up, because it’s very difficult and requires a boatload of hands-on knowledge and study to know one thing from other. It’s a fun journey!
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Ok, Lol. Im more concerned about fake then i am where its from to be honest.
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The pendents are real Turquoise right? Do u like that little green stone, pretty right!
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Thank you for the book suggestion. I find it fascinating when all the brainiacs on here start talking back and forth about a piece. Hey could you take a look at these stones…since your one of the brainiacs on here. I bought these gorgeous stones and someone suggested Varacite which would not break my heart if they are. Lol. Here you go and i so appreciate you!
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