Tibetan Turquoise.

Although we are about turquoise in America we have explored turquoise from other countries. In this video Mike looks at the mystery of Tibet and Tibetan turquoise. #turquoise #tibetantuquoise

[@starlight8298]

Tibetan Coral , is fossilised coral , amazingly found in the highest mountains of planet earth , that was once under the ocean . Just Imagen the time it took for the bottom of the ocean to reach the highest mountains on the planet . Tibetan red coral , is gem like , just like fossilised wood , it can be polished , and maintains its shine . Very rare , very special . 🙏

[@gregrizzy3326]

depends, matter of moments for The Creator. When God is doing His work, mountains are leveled and raised in a heartbeat. Valleys and canyons are gouged out in an instant. Insurmountable floods, in an instant. We see what quick work a volcano exploding makes of it's surroundings. Not everyone ascribes to the theory of evolution Not trying to be contentious but it is a fact. It is cool though and beautiful, I do agree with you on that. But even more so in my honest opinion, that if it God, (The Creator, Jesus Christ) makes such wonders and awe inspiring beauty by His mighty hand ;)

[@SixStringSlinger1]

This channel has the best informative videos on turquoise and I really appreciate them!

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Thank you. Hope you enjoy the books as well. Available at turquoiseinamerica.com

[@jamesburke6078]

I realized I listen to you just because I like your voice and attitude 😊...i also figured out my green stone's...block! Darn it!

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Thank you. Block currently dominates the treated market because it is less expensive to produce, has multiple uses, and many like it. The problem comes when sellers are not honest in disclosing that it is synthetic turquoise.

[@gyaltsengyaltsen5860]

Thank you sr free Tibet ❤

[@ccvgems8754]

Thank you. The Tibetan turquoise I have, I’ve always thought it looked so similar to Hubei. I have one piece that looks and feels nothing like Hubei and wonder if maybe, just maybe, it came from Tibet. 🤔😁 Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Stay Crystal 💫 Mari

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

You are so welcome!

[@athenassigil5820]

This was very interesting. I personally love the aesthetic of Tibetan silver and turquoise jewelry. Thx for the video.

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Thank you. I hope you have subscribed to the channel.

[@athenassigil5820]

@@turquoiseinamerica3164 Yes, I've been subbed for awhile.

[@inutheextraterrestrial8872]

So grateful to find your chanel and wisdom 🙏, energy from tibetian turquoise is very ancient

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Thank gyu.

[@abepetrow]

if you want to see what Tibetan Turquoise looks like, go to the Nepalese booth at any gem show. it doesn't look like any of the Turquoise represented to you as Tibetan.

[@jamesburke6078]

Tibetan turquoise....🤤

[@laurameszaros9547]

Fascinating video, thank you.

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

You are welcome

[@CrystalMouse1]

I’m fascinated whenever I go on Pinterest and find these images of Tibetans decked in gigantic chunks of turquoise. Pounds and pounds of rough nuggets of middle quality everywhere jewelry can fit. It’s kinda funny but also amazing

[@Tibetsampa]

Thank you!

[@saradha.shanmugam7284]

Thanks sir from india

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

You are welcome.

[@gregrizzy3326]

I asked a seller of Tibetan Turquoise on eBay what the marking on the back that I kept on seeing was? It looked as though the cab had started as a bead and broke by drilling. It looked like it began to be drilled and then split in two. Being then saved as a oval cabochon dome and on the flat backside a fairly deep gouge mark 1/4 to 1/2 of the way down. They said to me it was a marking that is used to help identify Tibetan Turquoise. How true that is I do not know...?

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Sorry, I don’t know.

[@Micheal707]

I will send you rare tibetan turquoise photo

[@madiola1234]

what is that orangey stone in the big one?...carnelian?

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

I am not sure. Maybe that or coral.

[@CrystalMouse1]

Might be amber

[@madiola1234]

to me the green stone has a Royston look to it.

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Royston is known for the green which comes from an additional iron ion in the formula. Much Tibetan and Chinese has a green look which the Chinese call lu songshi.

[@madhusudanparmar7641]

I want tibetan firoza pl guide me

[@ericbabcock846]

Magnasite is colorless turquoise & wirhout silica content to hold it in , or get high pollish shine..dyed howlite is really bad at least magnasite is " underdeveloped" turquoise & more deceptive when dyed EB

[@oahu6924]

"yu" is still the pronouciation of Jade in Mandarin Chinese. And Turquoise's Chinese name is basically Gree Pine Stone, so for Chinese it's a stone, while Jade (yu) is not a stone. anyways, no one shall buy Turquoise from China anyways as the fake is 99%. And last time when I was in Lhasa back in 2008, mostly if you know nothing about Turquoise, you will end up buying fake ones. as always, communist China spare only fake things & virus. Period.

[@ericbabcock846]

I have awesome high silica content spiderweb turquoise from Tibet green brown blue & black. . its not all fake .thrift stores jewelry counter EB

[@ericbabcock846]

And jasper & jade are same in older Chinese dialects pre dynastic - Han