Sleeping Beauty Turquoise

The Sleeping Beauty mine is seven miles outside of Globe, Arizona. It is noted for its solid, light, sky blue color with no matrix with the host rock typically granite. With the closing of the Arizona Turquoise Mine in the fall of 2012, this Turquoise has jumped in value, and is now selling for prices similar to it's high grade counterparts from Nevada. It’s pure color and natural strength make Sleeping Beauty Turquoise a favorite for jewelry makers and artists around the world. It is one of the most prized forms of turquoise for jewelry and adornment and is often stable enough to be polished and used for turquoise jewelry without any treatment or stabilization. The gemstone got its name from the mountain where it is mined, which resembles a sleeping woman laying on her back with arms crossed.

The baby blue or "Robin's Egg" blue Turquoise was mainly used as beads and on shells that the Native American tribes of the Southwest had traded for with the Native American tribes of central and south America. - See more at: http://www.durangosilver.com/sleeping-beauty-turquoise.html#sthash.EfUrIk3e.dpuf

The baby blue or "Robin's Egg" blue Turquoise was mainly used as beads and on shells that the Native American tribes of the Southwest had traded for with the Native American tribes of central and south America. - See more at: http://www.durangosilver.com/sleeping-beauty-turquoise.html#sthash.EfUrIk3e.dpuf

The gemstone got its name from the mountain where it is mined, which resembles a sleeping woman laying on her back with arms crossed. - See more at: http://www.durangosilver.com/sleeping-beauty-turquoise.html#sthash.EfUrIk3e.dpuf

The gemstone got its name from the mountain where it is mined, which resembles a sleeping woman laying on her back with arms crossed. - See more at: http://www.durangosilver.com/sleeping-beauty-turquoise.html#sthash.EfUrIk3e.dpuf

The gemstone got its name from the mountain where it is mined, which resembles a sleeping woman laying on her back with arms crossed. - See more at: http://www.durangosilver.com/sleeping-beauty-turquoise.html#sthash.EfUrIk3e.dpuf

The gemstone got its name from the mountain where it is mined, which resembles a sleeping woman laying on her back with arms crossed. - See more at: http://www.durangosilver.com/sleeping-beauty-turquoise.html#sthash.EfUrIk3e.dpuf

The gemstone got its name from the mountain where it is mined, which resembles a sleeping woman laying on her back with arms crossed. - See more at: http://www.durangosilver.com/sleeping-beauty-turquoise.html#sthash.EfUrIk3e.dpuf

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Multi-Stone Sterling Silver Bracelet by Philbert Secatero

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Multi-Stone Sterling Silver Bracelet by Philbert Secatero - ANBK1174

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet by Anselm Wallace

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet by Anselm Wallace - ANBK2950

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet by Anselm Wallace

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet by Anselm Wallace - ANBK2913

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet by Billy Jaramillo

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet by Billy Jaramillo - BTKBR995

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Inlaid Bracelet by Troy Natachu

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Inlaid Bracelet by Troy Natachu - ANBK2932

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