Natural Turquoise - Specimen deep recognized as one of the

recognized as one of the two types of true jade (the other being nephrite)

often revealing subtle banding or crystalline structure within the stone

and slightly brownish or purplish tones in natural form

steady way

Smaller: Phacops / Chotecops

Natural Turquoise - Specimen deep recognized as one of theMined from: Mont Vohidraty area, Ampanihy, Atsimo Andrefana Region, Madagascar Description: This one of a kind natural turquoise specimen features a soft blue green body with a contrasting natural matrix of cream, tan, rust red, and earthy brown tones. The exposed turquoise surface has a polished, smooth appearance, while the outer host rock adds texture and natural character. Its long, slab like shape makes it a striking display piece and a great