Description: Extremely Rare Collectible Evans Turquoise Mineral Specimen BRIEF HISTORY OF EVANS TURQUOISE The most famous turquoise mine in Baja Mexico is the old Evans Mine in the Ensenada area along the northern coast. It is one of the few mines south of the California border that has yielded such a wide variety of turquoise. Evans turquoise looks much like the turquoise from some of the Nevada mines in America. The colors vary from a high blue with an exquisite brown matrix to a green with a lovely gold matrix. The formations range from very thin veins of dark blue turquoise to nuggets to flat specimens. There is a limited amount of this material on the market because the mine was covered up in the 1990s making Evans turquoise harder to acquire and extremely collectible. This stunning specimen weighs approximately 2769 CaratsNatural unstabilized turquoiseDimensions of this specimen are approximate and at its longest points Height = 4.29 in ( 109.00 mm )Width = 3.54 in ( 90.00 mm )Thickness = 2.63 in ( 67.00 mm ) Having mined and collected turquoise for more than 50 years, I am now offering some of these rare display collectibles.Each specimen is expertly selected and handcrafted here in the USA. I have very carefully hand polished parts of this valuable specimen to further display its natural beauty.It comes with a beautiful 4.75 in. solid walnut display base and 2 special mineral identification cards. This is a great piece for a museum or a private collection. Please SEE our OTHER ITEMS listed on Ebay. We'll ship your order FAST and FREE anywhere in the U.S. Shipping with USPS Priority Mail ( For International, please get shipping cost ) Your Satisfaction Guaranteed
Price: 1385 USD
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
End Time: 2024-02-21T22:36:06.000Z
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 14 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Shape: Natural Turquoise Specimen
Gemstone Type: Turquoise