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Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Pear |
| Dimensions | 24 x 16 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 15 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-74 |
Appearance
A smooth pear dome in purple and violet with blue Kingman turquoise nuggets and fine bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Oval |
| Dimensions | 25 x 14 x 6 mm |
| Weight | 17 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-75 |
Appearance
A glossy oval dome in purple and violet with blue Kingman turquoise nuggets and fine bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Pear |
| Dimensions | 25 x 16 x 5 mm |
| Weight | 16 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-89 |
Appearance
A plump pear with large aqua Kingman nuggets, violet and cobalt-blue blocks and wide bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Oval |
| Dimensions | 25 x 16 x 5 mm |
| Weight | 18 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-72 |
Appearance
A glossy oval dome in purple and violet with blue Kingman turquoise nuggets and fine bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Oval |
| Dimensions | 26 x 14 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 11.5 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-63 |
Appearance
A glossy oval dome in purple and violet with blue Kingman turquoise nuggets and fine bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Marquise |
| Dimensions | 26 x 14 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 12 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-94 |
Appearance
A marquise with a magenta-violet lower half, aqua Kingman nuggets in the upper centre, dark flecks and fine bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Pear |
| Dimensions | 26 x 15 x 5 mm |
| Weight | 15 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-87 |
Appearance
A large pear with deep violet and navy zones, dark and silvery-gold metallic mineral inclusions, bright aqua Kingman nuggets in the lower half and bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Oval |
| Dimensions | 26 x 16 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 16.5 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-71 |
Appearance
A glossy oval dome in purple and violet with blue Kingman turquoise nuggets and fine bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Pear |
| Dimensions | 28 x 16 x 5 mm |
| Weight | 17.5 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-93 |
Appearance
A large pear with aqua Kingman nuggets, dense violet and blue patterns, dark flecks, silvery-gold metallic mineral inclusions and bronze veining. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Pear |
| Dimensions | 30 x 17 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 21.5 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-95 |
Appearance
A large pear with aqua Kingman nuggets, a violet and magenta matrix, a red patch and silvery-gold metallic mineral inclusions near the top. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise Cabochon with Blue Kingman Turquoise Nuggets
A one-of-a-kind cabochon, hand-cut and polished in our own family workshop in Jaipur. The blue dots in the stone are natural Kingman turquoise nuggets from Arizona, set in a vivid purple matrix. The stone you see in the photographs is the exact stone you will receive.
| Stone Type | Purple Mohave (Mojave) Turquoise with natural blue Kingman turquoise nuggets - Composite |
| Treatment | Stabilised and colour-enhanced (dyed) composite material |
| Shape | Oval |
| Dimensions | 31 x 13 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 11.5 Carats |
| Cut & Finish | Flat back, fully polished dome |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA (Mohave/Mojave turquoise nuggets); cut and polished in Jaipur, India |
| Hardness | Approx. 5-6 on the Mohs scale |
| SKU | PG-PURPLE-MHV-82 |
Appearance
A long oval with a bronze band at the top, aqua and electric-blue Kingman nuggets, a violet-magenta matrix through the centre and bright blue slabs at the base. Colours and markings are unique to this piece.
Ideal For
- Pendants, rings and earrings
- Silversmiths and wire wrappers working with one-of-a-kind stones
- Custom jewellery making
Purple Mohave (Mojave) is a stabilised, dyed composite material. The blue Kingman nuggets are natural Mohave (Mojave) turquoise from Kingman, Arizona; the purple matrix is colour-enhanced and bonded with resin. Purple turquoise does not occur naturally, so this stone is sold as a stabilised composite and not as natural purple turquoise.
Metaphysical Properties (Traditional Beliefs)
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and emotional balance. Purple tones are traditionally associated with calmness, intuition and spiritual growth. These are traditional beliefs only and are not medical claims.
Birthstone Association
Turquoise is the traditional birthstone for December. Purple tones are also commonly associated with February.
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, heat, perfumes and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Each piece is handmade, so the pattern may vary slightly from the photos.
A one-of-a-kind freeform composite cabochon hand-crafted from genuine Kingman Turquoise and White Buffalo stone. Measuring 12x11mm and weighing 7ct, this turquoise-dominant piece features vivid teal and blue-green turquoise with white Buffalo stone accents in warm golden-bronze matrix.
| Stone Type | Turquoise & White Buffalo Composite |
|---|---|
| Shape | Freeform |
| Dimensions | 12 x 11 x 3 mm |
| Weight | 7 ct |
| Cut & Finish | Hand-cut, High Polish, Flat Back |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA |
| SKU | PG-TRQ-WB-36 |
Appearance
Vivid teal and blue-green turquoise dominates this compact freeform, with white Buffalo stone accents and warm golden-bronze matrix. A colour-packed little gem.
Ideal For
Small pendants, stacking rings, and earrings where vivid turquoise colour is the priority.
This composite stone combines genuine Kingman Turquoise with White Buffalo stone, both from Kingman, Arizona. Turquoise is December’s birthstone, associated with Sagittarius, the Throat Chakra, and the 11th wedding anniversary. Traditionally believed to bring protection, good luck, and calm — sacred in both Native American and Persian cultures. In Vedic astrology it is known as Firoza, linked to Jupiter (Guru), recommended for Dhanu (Sagittarius) and Meen (Pisces).
White Buffalo stone is a white calcite/dolomite — it contains no copper and is not turquoise. Linked to the Crown and Root chakras, traditionally associated with the White Buffalo Calf Woman legend — a symbol of peace, abundance, spiritual rebirth, and harmony.
Crystal healing beliefs are traditional and cultural in nature and are not a substitute for medical advice.
Care
Avoid prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, and harsh sunlight. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth.
A one-of-a-kind pear composite cabochon hand-crafted from genuine Kingman Turquoise and White Buffalo stone. Measuring 13x13mm and weighing 8ct, this piece features white Buffalo stone with vivid green and blue turquoise patches in warm golden-bronze matrix.
| Stone Type | Turquoise & White Buffalo Composite |
|---|---|
| Shape | Pear |
| Dimensions | 13 x 13 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 8 ct |
| Cut & Finish | Hand-cut, High Polish, Flat Back |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA |
| SKU | PG-TRQ-WB-19 |
Appearance
Crisp white Buffalo stone base with vivid green and blue turquoise patches threaded through warm golden-bronze matrix. A compact, well-proportioned pear with striking natural patterning.
Ideal For
Drop pendants, dangle earrings, and small statement rings. The compact pear shape is ideal for fine jewellery settings.
This composite stone combines genuine Kingman Turquoise with White Buffalo stone, both from Kingman, Arizona. Turquoise is December’s birthstone, associated with Sagittarius, the Throat Chakra, and the 11th wedding anniversary. Traditionally believed to bring protection, good luck, and calm — sacred in both Native American and Persian cultures. In Vedic astrology it is known as Firoza, linked to Jupiter (Guru), recommended for Dhanu (Sagittarius) and Meen (Pisces).
White Buffalo stone is a white calcite/dolomite — it contains no copper and is not turquoise. Linked to the Crown and Root chakras, traditionally associated with the White Buffalo Calf Woman legend — a symbol of peace, abundance, spiritual rebirth, and harmony.
Crystal healing beliefs are traditional and cultural in nature and are not a substitute for medical advice.
Care
Avoid prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, and harsh sunlight. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth.
A one-of-a-kind heart composite cabochon hand-crafted from genuine Kingman Turquoise and White Buffalo stone. Measuring 13x14mm and weighing 6ct, this white-dominant piece features crisp white Buffalo stone with a vivid blue turquoise accent and warm golden-bronze matrix.
| Stone Type | Turquoise & White Buffalo Composite |
|---|---|
| Shape | Heart |
| Dimensions | 13 x 14 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 6 ct |
| Cut & Finish | Hand-cut, High Polish, Flat Back |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA |
| SKU | PG-TRQ-WB-28 |
Appearance
Clean white Buffalo stone heart with a pop of vivid blue turquoise and a fine golden-bronze matrix line. Soft, light, and beautifully contrasted — a romantic piece unlike any other.
Ideal For
Heart pendants, anniversary gifts, and delicate statement rings. The white-dominant palette makes this a lighter, more feminine option in this composite series.
This composite stone combines genuine Kingman Turquoise with White Buffalo stone, both from Kingman, Arizona. Turquoise is December’s birthstone, associated with Sagittarius, the Throat Chakra, and the 11th wedding anniversary. Traditionally believed to bring protection, good luck, and calm — sacred in both Native American and Persian cultures. In Vedic astrology it is known as Firoza, linked to Jupiter (Guru), recommended for Dhanu (Sagittarius) and Meen (Pisces).
White Buffalo stone is a white calcite/dolomite — it contains no copper and is not turquoise. Linked to the Crown and Root chakras, traditionally associated with the White Buffalo Calf Woman legend — a symbol of peace, abundance, spiritual rebirth, and harmony.
Crystal healing beliefs are traditional and cultural in nature and are not a substitute for medical advice.
Care
Avoid prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, and harsh sunlight. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth.
A one-of-a-kind round composite cabochon hand-crafted from genuine Kingman Turquoise and White Buffalo stone. Measuring 14x14mm and weighing 6.5ct, this piece features white Buffalo stone with vivid teal, blue and green turquoise in warm golden-bronze matrix.
| Stone Type | Turquoise & White Buffalo Composite |
|---|---|
| Shape | Round |
| Dimensions | 14 x 14 x 4 mm |
| Weight | 6.5 ct |
| Cut & Finish | Hand-cut, High Polish, Flat Back |
| Origin | Kingman, Arizona, USA |
| SKU | PG-TRQ-WB-94 |
Appearance
White Buffalo stone with vivid teal, blue and green turquoise and black sections, all in warm golden-bronze matrix. A compact, colourful round with striking natural patterning.
Ideal For
Stacking rings, pendants, and earrings. The round shape suits a wide range of bezel settings.
This composite stone combines genuine Kingman Turquoise with White Buffalo stone, both from Kingman, Arizona. Turquoise is December’s birthstone, associated with Sagittarius, the Throat Chakra, and the 11th wedding anniversary. Traditionally believed to bring protection, good luck, and calm — sacred in both Native American and Persian cultures. In Vedic astrology it is known as Firoza, linked to Jupiter (Guru), recommended for Dhanu (Sagittarius) and Meen (Pisces).
White Buffalo stone is a white calcite/dolomite — it contains no copper and is not turquoise. Linked to the Crown and Root chakras, traditionally associated with the White Buffalo Calf Woman legend — a symbol of peace, abundance, spiritual rebirth, and harmony.
Crystal healing beliefs are traditional and cultural in nature and are not a substitute for medical advice.
Care
Avoid prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, and harsh sunlight. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth.
Welcome to The Pedra Gems
At PedraGems, our journey begins at the source — deep within the earth, where nature creates the most stunning gemstones over millions of years. We are proud to be direct manufacturers, carefully cutting and polishing each stone in our own workshops to preserve its natural beauty and brilliance.
With decades of experience and a deep passion for the craft, PedraGems has become a trusted name among jewelry designers, resellers, and gemstone collectors worldwide. From rare Turquoise, Variscite, and Larimar to unique custom shapes and bulk lots, we offer a wide selection of genuine gemstones at factory-direct prices.
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We’re here to help — whether you’re a jeweler sourcing in bulk, a reseller with specific requirements, or a collector looking for something special.
