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Est. 1977 · 89A & Jordan Rd, Uptown Sedona
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In this filmNo. 158 Sleeping Beauty Turquoise, $2,595.00 · No. 001 Number 8 Turquoise, $1,395.00 · No. 026 Royston Turquoise, $805.00 · No. 058 Golden Hills Turquoise, $2,650.00 · No. 048 Kingman Turquoise, $2,700.00 · No. 049 Opal, $2,900.00 · No. 054 White Buffalo, $3,500.00 · No. 139 Kingman Turquoise, $510.00 · No. 013 Spiny Oyster, $415.00 · No. 108 Bumblebee Jasper, $1,170.00 · No. 106 Kingman Turquoise, $615.00
From the gallery’s listing photographs.
Stones & shells
Every stone, shell and metal a piece in the gallery may carry, each photographed the same way. Turquoise is listed by mine. Open one to see the pieces set with it today.
Turquoise Mine Guide
Turquoise is prized by its mine. Each deposit yields a distinctive color and matrix, and the rarest — long-closed Arizona and Nevada sources such as Bisbee and Number 8 — command the highest prices. The table below compares the mines behind authentic Native American jewelry. Value is shown as a relative tier, since real prices vary widely with grade, size, and whether a stone is natural or stabilized; naturally hard, untreated stone is always worth the most.
| Mine | Region | Color | Mohs | Matrix | Treatment | Production | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bisbee | Arizona | High, saturated blue | 5–6 | Chocolate-brown ('Bisbee Brown') | Usually natural | Closed (1970s) | 4 of 4 — Rare / collector |
| Number 8 | Nevada | Blue-green | 5–6 | Bold golden-to-black spiderweb | Natural most prized | Closed (1970s) | 4 of 4 — Rare / collector |
| Lone Mountain | Nevada | Deep blue | 5–6 | Fine black spiderweb | Natural most prized | Limited | 4 of 4 — Rare / collector |
| Sleeping Beauty | Arizona | Clean, solid sky blue | 5–6 | Little to none | Often natural | Closed to turquoise (2012) | 3 of 4 — Premium |
| Morenci | Arizona | Bright high blue | 5–6 | Silvery iron pyrite | Often natural (frequently backed) | Closed | 3 of 4 — Premium |
| Carico Lake | Nevada | Lime-green to clear blue | 5–6 | Varies; often clean | Often natural | Active (limited) | 3 of 4 — Premium |
| Golden Hills | Kazakhstan | Pale powder blue | 5–6 | Fine lavender / purple | Usually natural | Active | 3 of 4 — Premium |
| Kingman | Arizona | Bright sky blue | 5–6 | Black, brown, or pyrite web | Both natural & stabilized | Active | 2 of 4 — Mid-range |
| Royston | Nevada | Blue-to-green in one stone | 5–6 | Golden-brown to chocolate | Both natural & stabilized | Active | 2 of 4 — Mid-range |
| Sonora Gold | Sonora, Mexico | Blue-green | 5–6 | Golden pyrite | Often stabilized | Active | 2 of 4 — Mid-range |
Value tier: $ Accessible · $$ Mid-range · $$$ Premium · $$$$ Rare / collector. Mohs hardness is measured on the 1–10 mineral scale.