I really enjoyed the story on #8. It’s one of my favorite turqs. The vender Studio Barse (Melanie I believe) brought some set in bronze during the last gold/silver great hike. It’s beautiful. Thanks for the story. Keep ‘em comin’.
Great piece Paul, great to see Tom, Frank and you pictured. As you know #8 turquoise is a passion for me as well. It's a story that never stops unfolding. Your definitely the man to tell it once its final chapters are written. You have been a blessing for #8 turquoise. You provide what is always most needed, that being integrity. My best to you and to Judy. Godspeed my friend .
Great to hear from you, Steve. Hope you are doing well. Tom and I talk often, and your name is always the first thing I ask him. We are long overdue for another trip to Gallup, and Tom and I are scheming to do some projects with your material in the future. Our best to you (and your son, Brian). Cheers!
Fantastic totally awesome story!!! I loved this . As a turquoise lover, some of the backstory is a mystery and even books about turquoise don’t have any details.
Natural unstabilized Number Eight turquoise is very very rare nowadays. Most of the people out there selling Number Eight turquoise jewelry are actually selling Number Eight turquoise that has been stabilized. Yikes. Just be sure if your dealer and trust him or her.
I really enjoyed the story on #8. It’s one of my favorite turqs. The vender Studio Barse (Melanie I believe) brought some set in bronze during the last gold/silver great hike. It’s beautiful. Thanks for the story. Keep ‘em comin’.
Thanks for the info! and thanks for watching
I love the information you generally impart. yet more video would be appreciated. This series contains a good history lesson about your trip.
Great piece Paul, great to see Tom, Frank and you pictured. As you know #8 turquoise is a passion for me as well. It's a story that never stops unfolding. Your definitely the man to tell it once its final chapters are written. You have been a blessing for #8 turquoise. You provide what is always most needed, that being integrity. My best to you and to Judy. Godspeed my friend .
Great to hear from you, Steve. Hope you are doing well. Tom and I talk often, and your name is always the first thing I ask him. We are long overdue for another trip to Gallup, and Tom and I are scheming to do some projects with your material in the future. Our best to you (and your son, Brian). Cheers!
As always, very informative and another interesting story about the Southwest! Thanks!
Fantastic totally awesome story!!! I loved this . As a turquoise lover, some of the backstory is a mystery and even books about turquoise don’t have any details.
Glad you enjoyed it. You do learn come crazy stuff when you travel to the mines!
Thx.!
Natural unstabilized Number Eight turquoise is very very rare nowadays. Most of the people out there selling Number Eight turquoise jewelry are actually selling Number Eight turquoise that has been stabilized. Yikes. Just be sure if your dealer and trust him or her.
Will you be doing a lesson on aquamarine? That is my birthstone.