More Not So Famous Turquoise Mines

In our series on different turquoise mines we have visited many of the famous mines and some not so famous. In this video Mike discusses some more not so famous mines and we see some beautiful turquoise that may be on the way to becoming famous. #turquoise #turquoisemines #indian jewelry #southwest

[@Carlymart25]

I am falling in love with turquoise jewelry (especially vintage) Your videos are teaching me so much! Thank you.

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Glad you like them

[@ELAMB-mg1sl]

Just want to give you praise 👏🏽 sir...I've learned so much in the last year from your knowledge 🙏🏽 blessings sir

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Thank you.You may enjoy the books.

[@maryannjordan8143]

So glad that I stumbled upon your channel, like most girls from the west I am obsessed with turquoise, frankly I almost feel naked without any, I love to hear about it, learn about it, and see it. Thanks for creating your awesome channel, and sharing your knowledge.

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You are welcome. Be sure to subscribe and check out our books at tutquoiseinamerica.com

[@madiola1234]

that middle beauty in the thunder mountain turquoise looks like a tree branch is running through it....my fave!

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

Mine too.

[@erichraudebaugh]

I don't know if any of these would qualify as 'hat' mines, but it might be nice to have an episode about them at some point.

[@turquoiseinamerica3164]

I don’t know either. The only mine I have visited that really fits the description would be Lander Blue and we have a video of a visit to that mine.