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PND-TQ-26-0007 · Finished

Number 8 freeform turquoise pendant

Turquoise

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Stone
Turquoise
Origin or mine
Eureka County, Nevada
Edition
One of one

Number 8 turquoise from Eureka County, Nevada, set in a freeform pendant. The mine is closed, so what is out there is what is out there. This piece has some brilliant blues that hold their own in any light. Les set it freeform, following the outline the stone already had.

Number 8 freeform turquoise pendant

Its journey

From source to finished piece.

  1. Rough: Number 8 Turquoise rough
  2. Slab: Number 8 slab
  3. Cab: Number 8 cabochon
  4. Finished: Number 8 freeform turquoise pendant, this piece

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Other work from the studio.

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