Kingman Turquoise - Different looks of Turquoise

[@Xfloridaman]

I lived in Az when I was a kid . My Dad worked for The Kennecott copper corp at Ray mines located near Kearny Az . They allowed visitors and we went on school field trips there . They kept a large pile of rocks near the entrance for visitors to take some home . They would make a scoop of the raw material from the bottom of the pit and bring it to the top for the pile. It was full of chunks of turquoise with copper mix around it some with crystals mixed in the turqoise absolutely stunning in this form . It looks more blue than the kingman turquose .I kept every piece and keep them inside my home on display

[@Chancethecatthatcan]

My turquoise obsession is gonna put me in the poor house

[@israalbarahmeh1298]

On my way too the poor house too😢but I am taking my turquoises 😂

[@tanusriedbn8018]

Me too

[@alegnalowe3679]

You are not alone.I want all of the different kinds for my collection

[@neohippe1]

Kingman is actually my second favorite behind #8 Edgar cut green ribbon. (Turquoise)

[@galecunningham1250]

Thanks Dillon! Very nice presentation. I'll be following your videos about Turquoise.😍

[@upperdorsimus]

I just purchased some stabilized turquoise from the Colbaughs a couple of weeks ago. It came as a solid 1 lb. chunk and is very easy to work with. It's absolutely gorgeous and the price was $85 a pound. You can't beat it. I prefer natural turquoise, but I can't find pieces that large anywhere without spending a fortune.

[@drdeb_ocherry]

I bet most ppl have stabilized turquoise.

[@deborahschell9176]

I'm not a fan of stabilized. It almost looks fake to me. Worth less too. I'm a all natural fan. Lol to each their own though!

[@SashasRevenge]

Thank you so very much, how refreshing to watch someone who is down to earth and enjoys spreading his knowledge without being pretentious. I have never seen such large pieces of turquoise ever. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@pamkriner5945]

I’m a sucker for the natural!

[@edwardliles99]

Well Who Isnt?😂

[@shaunwebb6406]

Great details and how the mines differentiate Amazing video I’ll watch it again! My Thanks 🙏 Shaun

[@barbarchibald6255]

Very detailed instruction. Love the cabachon video. And of coarse it looks so easy as you have years of experience!! Will continue to stay tuned!!! Ty

[@MsFlame2000]

I just visited Cherokee North Carolina and bought a beautiful Kingman cabochon ring from the Art Center. I just love that true blue color. Sometimes you'll find vintage pieces and antique stores, extremely costly. Kingsman turquoise is my absolute favorite.

[@margihawkins2813]

All of your videos are enlightening, educational and pique my interest in others. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@andreah6379]

I love it all. All the colors are delicious! Yum...

[@beverlysantarelli650]

Thank you for this lovely video. I just fell in love with turquoise. I like the raw turquoise better than the polished. You are a very knowledgeable young man. Mahalo for sharing your knowledge.

[@Lilabsolue]

I'm soooo obsessed by Turquoise 🥰 more than other stones 😅! I juste bought to myself a gorgeous pendant from Iran, and a Kingman bracelet! 💫

[@mariaesposito274]

I love, love those rocks & slabs of torquoise!!❤❤❤

[@ShangrilaGems]

What a sensational video - I had been very concerned about the treatment of some turquoise I purchased. I have been tearing the internet to pieces trying to find out more, but now you have answered my questions. I was told it was 'high grade stabilized' and like you say - i thought this was a contradiction and they were talking rubbish - and they just couldn't tell me any more about it! Thank you again!

[@mewlangtaylor2991]

Beautiful turquoise love to have a ring that's real blue Kingman turquoise jewelry. Awesome!

[@mewlangtaylor2991]

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[@torim1233]

very informative. thank you

[@GreeneGene33]

You are an awesome teacher/ educator on turquoise....Thank you so much you have answered all the questions I was thinking of..

[@solangenavarrete9032]

What beautiful rings!!! I love torquoises!!!!😍🤩

[@MYWORLD-fo9qy]

So beautiful amezing ✨❤😘💍osm collections ✨✨❤big likeeeeee👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@deSUSATYO_channel]

Amazing turquoise

[@kathylaney4881]

I’m drooling love it

[@shaunwebb6406]

Albeit 2 years ago; this video is really good 👍 and helps me to learn about turquoise from an expert. I watch all your videos and your dad’s from 10 years ago. Thanks 🙏 Shaun in Wimauma Florida Spent a lot of time in Durango calling on UBC lumber.

[@turkey0165]

I was thinking about buying a turquoise belt buckle but now you got me thinking of just making my own! I think I like the Ethika peak turquoise the best ! Great video thank you!

[@sandrabentley1420]

Very detailed, love it, thank you.

[@raymondready7496]

Bought some old stabilize rough from kingman,bisbee and some unknown. All nice.

[@Lou-Lou853]

Спасибо, мне понравился Ваш рассказ, очень люблю бирюзу!

[@tatumkahlo1369]

This was so informative, thanks!

[@donnaanasse5177]

Thank you for this wonderful video.

[@richardmcleod5967]

I have a very old large Kingmen Black Web Spider Bola Tie which has a crack in it, but still holding together well in the Bezel. It almost looks too large and could actually be used to make two rings if taken out of the current Bezel, but I really want to leave it alone. It is about 2 or 3 times larger than the stones shown in the rings you have here. What can I do to secure the stone, as since it has a crack in it (which is not always visible) in the Bola Bezel? I would guess a piece of metal put across the stone would look great however I know that heating up a Bezel to do the work might damage the stone. Any ideas would be appreciated. I think it is natural and not stabilized, but I know that is hard to determine by a novice like me.

[@AlwaysMetaling]

Thanks Dylan. I bought a pendant from you a few years ago. Unfortunately it wasn’t turquoise but I love it all the same. Thanks for this helpful video. Nice.

[@TREEHUGGAH1]

what type of pendant did you get and what kind did you want. much respect

[@mkivy]

My home! I’m from Raton NM and Pueblo!

[@lapidarydave]

Awesome thank you my friend!

[@johnarchuleta9893]

Thank you I was very educational.

[@chimgeo4779]

I got a lot of turquoise jewelry from king mans store. that all spider webs Art awesome. thanks for video. i

[@marthahschaeffer4581]

Very nice video I learned a lot Thank you 🤗

[@chrisbk3265]

Got yourself a new subscriber. Beautiful stone.

[@evangelinastar6042]

Wow so pretty. 😍

[@deborahschell9176]

Absolutely amazing what's in thst box! Once you process it it's almost like plastic. I like the real stone.

[@MrDutchman100]

Great job love those rocks.

[@richardradillo9779]

Great video

[@erfaneffendi8932]

Wow..its beautifull..

[@SIC-SEMPER-TYRANNIS]

Do you use Cactus Juice for stabilizing?

[@got2kittys]

Can you recommend a silver supply in Az.? My previous supplier is not open. Also, Not in Az, as I am, now. I have some of that nice Kingman turquoise. It's the finest.

[@FreeSpokenOne]

Well done and I informative. I've notice it's difficult to tell some Kingston from Royston stones. I'm now convinced the bolo I recently purchased is indeed old pawn unstableized Kingston turquoise as it was sold and even without an identifying stamp the seller knew the silversmiths name despite some pieces being made in the 70's with no silversmith markings. I happen to love the look of natural stones and sought out deeper greens with nicely balanced golden brown matrix for character. As you point out, value has many variables but the most important being if it gives the buyer joy to look at the stone and it's delivery system, the jewelry it sits in.

[@drdeb_ocherry]

I can't buy pawned, I just refuse. Not judging, just bad juju for me.

[@FreeSpokenOne]

@@drdeb_ocherry Old pawn doesn’t necessarily mean what people imagine. Many pieces are purchased at estate sales, from those who’ve passed, or sold by collectors so I’m not sure why anyone would imagine them being bad juju. Maybe you are thinking of pawn shops which I personally don’t care for despite people at various points in life having nowhere else to turn for funds. A necessary ill if you will. Old pawn pieces aren’t stolen goods anymore than other goods purchased second hand, but it does sound like a type of judgement based on lack of understanding. I’m not superstitious nor afraid of the dead, a ghoul, or disrespectful toward our native population and am a supporter of indigenous people if anything with deep respect of their lives and traditions, jewelry included. Some old pawn pieces I’ve salvaged from suffering worse fates than they already have and there is turquoise in them from either lost, dead, or closed and treasured mines. People buy and keep the spirit of stones where people can still appreciate them and to me that’s all about good juju despite my not being of West African descent and these not belonging to their culture or continent. All the same I respect your decision and hope it’s made from the best of intentions.

[@drdeb_ocherry]

Not Just Rugs in Bloomington Indiana, licenced, buys only from reservations, signed pieces mostly. Sweet old guy, going to close down soon someone going to make fortune. We just bought 4 blankets.

[@japankasasagi]

Unfortunately they have absolutely no pics available on either their website or FB, you have to go in person. Too bad they didn’t have a better internet presence.

[@CrystalMouse1]

Kingman Ceremonial is my favorite. I live in Puget Sound where we have moss and underwater kelp forest ecosystems and Ceremonial Kingman looks just like that!

[@__Salty]

Are you still with us there amigo? I enjoyed the presentation, was hoping to see my green , I did a star trek lapel shape, cut in it. Hope you are well .

[@dustynothing5229]

Great video!! Thank you

[@jak9483]

It's all sooo beautiful! thanks.

[@Slivings911]

Very interesting. 🙂

[@debzyj376]

Love it! Thank you.

[@josianedemena5327]

Magnificent That s my favorite stone🤩

[@iliketowatch.]

I remember being a kid back in the 70s and finding all kinds of stuff out in the AZ desert (Casa Grande area). We'd find turquoise, arrow heads and pottery shards everywhere. Is there anywhere in AZ where desert combers can still pick up turquoise off the ground? I keep reading about turquoise claims.

[@simonenz3889]

Do you have a link for email. I would like to send you some pics. I think I have something special but here in nz there is litterally Noone I can take it to. Thanks.

[@YaYa-jy1yv]

How is turquoise stabilized?

[@LindenRanch]

Great information

[@deborahschell9176]

Natural is the only way to go. ( it's national all-natural day) also Mac cheese day... Just so much beauty in his hands! Can you imagine what's in that box is worth! Wow!

[@anafernandez1084]

Son muy bonitas las turquesas desde España

[@casketking]

Thanks for the info. I got myself a gorgeous bolo made by Leonard Nez, it has a stunning natural black spider web Kingman Turquoise center stone.

[@MrPat1953]

Wonderful video, would like to know a little about that Indian blanket behind you.

[@nicky9148]

Ikr! Stunningly beautiful!!

[@stationaryenginesworldwide]

Awesome video and a great narrator!

[@melanie.l6282]

How any one could not like turquoise? Beside the beautiful colours its the sacred stone of Natives Americans

[@cafarmgirl3279]

Great video!

[@cadillacdebois]

I really like your videos, great info, do you make custom pieces?

[@endrosudarmanto2349]

I am endro sudarmanto from indonesia i like your turquese..is ferry good

[@elizabethwishart9977]

Thank you that was awesome . You explained it so clearly to me. This video came out of nowhere . I'm off to check my jewelry box. One question. I'm from Canada. Where is Kingman mine?

[@jokowulan8319]

I want also ask that

[@tsinnijinnie85]

Kingman, Arizona

[@one7hauhnar668]

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[@AdinNuralam]

Waduh saya sangat suka sekali batu ini paporit saya batu pirus persia saya belum punya batu ini

[@jennymauger]

That was fabulous thank you! 💎

[@elmerkilred159]

Nice blanket!

[@rickcrippen5180]

That matrix can sure look awesome.

[@yosupyang2952]

아름다워요 미국에서 아이들 학교 공개수업에서 보석원석 감정가인 과학자이신 담임 선생님 아버지를 만나 당시 제 보석을 보고 좋은 것이라는 말씀을 듣고 정말 즐거웠어요 딸의 첫 공개수업을 촬영하면서 행복해 하시던 모습이 떠올라 정말 즐거웠어요 덕분에 보석에 관한을 많이 갖게 되었어요 그래서 감사합니다

[@mjloves28]

Omg! I just found some of this at a garage sale.

[@deborahschell9176]

Very blessed!!!

[@jimbettridge3123]

Thanks Dillon!

[@virginiawesley5821]

Very educational, in a pleasant sort of way. Is it possible to select and buy a cabochon from you, and then have it made into a particular type of ring? I am looking for something somewhat heavy and solid for an oval cab aproximately 1 inch x 3/4 inch, size 11 1/4, with only a few simple, subtle lines on the silver. I'm a guitar player, and too much decorative work would snag on the strings. I want something nice.

[@timliggett5088]

How is the best way to get your order info and pricing

[@kitkatt6607]

Do you have online shop? I would like to get some of this stone

[@vallee7966]

Dylan you are awesome.

[@elizabethvandeventer5487]

How is it stabilized?

[@VondaInWonderland]

Do you have a link to purchase some 🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@AdinNuralam]

Masya alloh mantap mantap bahan nya juga

[@Bsadd87]

I have a ton of turquois that I inherited from my grandpa. He and my dad owned two mines in Austin Nv named Shoshone and Little Blue Bird. I never hear about turquois from these mines. How do I find more info? I am getting into silversmithing. Alot is not stabilized as my dad said they didn't do anything like that and he had never heard of that. I have a lot of cabochons but they are soft. And I have a ton of raw turquois uncut. A lot of what I have is a blue rock with black which it was in chert I believe.

[@ivangamer8022]

great. thanks

[@nhojcam]

how do i purchase kingman rough from you?

[@jokowulan8319]

I also want to purchase that.. Do you also can help me

[@richardedwin5980]

I have a beautiful sterling cuff with an unknown species of turquoise. If I send you a picture can you tell me what it is?

[@larryguerro2178]

How can I find your Store, I a Siversmith and looking for some gems?

[@antonaricahyono7880]

when can I have such beautiful stones... greetings from Indonesia

[@markbriehl6860]

Turquoise Phoenix Matter's.

[@thehotcoffeehouse6081]

Great video That first box of turquoise looks like royston, lol...i know its not One on those last 2 webbed rings looks kind of like bisbee. I like your presentation style. Some other folks go over the top but your steady even honest presentation style is much better.

[@sonorangreenman4472]

Hi, thanks for the information. That was beautiful jewelry. I was looking for sources for ore samples you can carve into crystal skulls. I am learning to carve and love the energy of turquoise. I wanted to start off with a couple of pieces that were big enough to end up with a 3-5 inch crystal skull. Eventually buying more gemmy pieces that would likely be smaller. I am developing a relationship with one of the world's best carvers to buy regular ore samples from me and I am laying the groundwork for Turquoise, Malachite, Chrysocola and Azurite. If you have any suggestions, I would be happy to hear! thanks Bruce Hermes I will pick up a reply in the comments. I am not sure if I can post my email address without you tube deleting my post

[@casadonnelly2498]

You keep mentioning stabilized??? I am a newby please explain. Thank youuuu

[@willywayne5299]

They add color to the rock,so it's not natural anymore,it's real bit you must declare it stabilized

[@ForgetMeNotArchive]

Lower quality stone which are to soft to be used as gems they add resin to them to make it hard enough to use with adding the resin they would be soft and break like chalk

[@lallig4028]

I am in India. How to purchase Turquoise.my son wants to dollar shape.

[@khoanhkhacvlog7295]

Very cool

[@sridasriah77]

Waaw amazing

[@raymondasbell6576]

Thank You!!!

[@ariyyo216]

Can you help me identify what kind of turquoise I have?? It has big pieces of copper

[@nancyalywahby2784]

My mother used to hang out at "teepee Town" in the terminal at 42nd street. I have two large silver and large turquoise bracelets I think they are spider web turquoise. Always loved them but they are heavy.

[@nancyalywahby2784]

The large one has a crack in it

[@aanjunkies9535]

Its beautyfull

[@michaelbias3451]

Where are you located. ????

[@debbiegoble9836]

Do you sell the pieces you can't use?

[@DurangoSilver]

we do sell them at the Quartsite gem show every year.

[@corystreat7605]

Great video!! and thank you very very much for sharing. What do they actually do to stabilized the turquoise((what is the process)?? How may I buy turquoise in volume ( big tub)like you??? Thank you, Cory

[@DurangoSilver]

Sure, Turquoise is stabilized by soaking it in a resin for several months, then sun drying it for several months. Simple but effective. You can buy bulk from us by contacting John Hartman at [e-mail]