Deep greens and blues are the colors I choose...... thanks again Dave 💪⚖️🤠

Dave amazing videos as always. Thank you. Just wanted to let you know that I am Persian myself from Iran but living in US. I am a Turquoise collector myself specially of course the true Persian turquoise (not what you see in US mostly labeled as Persian in US) and I am 100% sure what is labeled there in this video as Persian is wrong and mislabeled. By the way your theory about us loving only the absolute Robin egg blue without matrix is wrong. We do love the matrix, wear and collect it and it is highly prized and expensive in Iran as much as without matrix one. Again, unfortunately because of the relationship between the US and Iran, there is definitely a lack of true information.

We still need to find a turquoise mine. Very nice coverage. Thanks for sharing

@lapidarydave

5 ай бұрын

Let’s dooo it 💎💎💎

We love your videos Dave. Thank you so much❤

Love that bamboo mtn turquoise also, some amazing turquoise to say the least

Loved this video too ❤

love tuequoise

Thanks Dave!

Very cool video. So many great mines and turquoise choices. I hope you post a video of some of the cabochons you cut from the material you bought.

Another great vid from the best

Love the video, again I learned something new about Turquoise it is such an amazing stone!

There was a big chunk of snowville varisite at a rock and gem show in utah. Starting bid was 100 dollars

@lapidarydave

5 ай бұрын

Heck yeah that stuff is so crazy expensive I often see you go for $12 a carat. I happen to have some really great quality. I am planning on only selling for three dollars ct

@kennykaspar3407

5 ай бұрын

Cool Dave! It has a great green vain of variscte in the middle

I'll try not to let those prices depress me... should be able to find one second hand 😮

Very interesting and informative.

Where is this rock show at Dave? I bought a bunch of turquoise yesterday

@lapidarydave

5 ай бұрын

This was Denver in September

@dandyfi4076

5 ай бұрын

We’re abouts in Denver? I was there too but didn’t get around to many places unfortunately..

I didn't get around to the miners co-op, but I did get some nice turquoise and varicite from the Otteson family, Sunwest and Mckay.

Makes me want more turquoise ASAP🙂

Cool 🎉

Wow, that "old" Austrailian varicyte llooks stunning! What made the blue mongolian that you were so excited by special to you?

@lapidarydave

4 ай бұрын

Color the pattern it’s not being stabilized and the price

I never knew there were so many kids nda of Turquoise. Duh!!!

If those were prices under that lapidary equipment I'll never own one...so far out of my league...

Love the lil peep vibes

Can you ship it to india

Was this at Barstow?

@lapidarydave

5 ай бұрын

Nope Denver

@Shukarr

5 ай бұрын

Ahhhh. Thanks again for the video. I’m learning a lot from you.

Where can I get this?

@lapidarydave

22 күн бұрын

Which one ?

19:00 Thats definitely not Persian turquoise. Not from Neishabour mine (the original Persian turquoise; Nore from Kerman (the one with a lot of pyrite. Thats probably from an unknown mine they are selling as Persian (who knows. maybe Afghanistan). In Iran people like different types of turquoise and some spiderweb are the most expensive turquoise you could buy (some rare Persian turquoise from Neishabour mine come out like Lander Blue and those are the most expensive turquoise). But yes in general the pure blue turquoise is the most popular one. It could be because its rare in the Neishabour mine, no religious reason. While Muslims are advised to use Turquoise, Agate, Emerald, Saphire/Rubby (in Arabic they are the same thing) and Hematite from China (A hadith from Imam Ali); other stones are also advised by the progeny of the prophet and is used by Muslims, particularly Shias.