Great video. As a turquoise mine owner/operator/cutter, the grading and pricing is no easy task. People have not been truly informed about what goes into finding natural turquoise that is high grade, and how rare it truly is. Keep up the videos Mike.
Well I am doing my part to tell the accurate history of turquoise in America and present entertaining and informative videos. An informed consumer is a better customer but only for the reputable vendor. There are some interesting videos coming up.
First thing I do is find someone like yourself and listen! Now that I have I'm rolling with yard sale and thrift shops...if I know what I'm looking at that's half the battle
We Disabled Seniors and our Paraplegic 47yr old Son LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, THE INFORMATION YOU DISSEMINATE, YOUR KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE, and EXPERTISE IN THE TURQUOISE INDUSTRY! Thank You. Many BLESSINGS.
Great video which is starting to answer some of the questions I have, being a very new buyer of turquoise. It brings up a question though, for someone like me who loves turquoise, but has a very small budget to work with, like maybe $150/month, what would you recommend I purchase, jewelry, tumbled or polished nuggets/stones, cut cabochons or finished beads?
Several reputable miners and traders tell their stories in Turquoise in America Part Three, The Stories of Turquoise,1990-2020 available at turquoiseinamerica.com
Hi Mike, last year, I believe you did a video on Persian turquoise and included a link to a reputable seller who has a minor his wife has a mine from her family in Iran. Is it still possible to buy from that dealer and do you have that contact information and link still? Thanks.
Great video. As a turquoise mine owner/operator/cutter, the grading and pricing is no easy task.
People have not been truly informed about what goes into finding natural turquoise that is high grade, and how rare it truly is.
Keep up the videos Mike.
Well I am doing my part to tell the accurate history of turquoise in America and present entertaining and informative videos. An informed consumer is a better customer but only for the reputable vendor. There are some interesting videos coming up.
What you say is very true Mike! Buy only from miners or reputable dealers, or Buyer Beware!
First thing I do is find someone like yourself and listen! Now that I have I'm rolling with yard sale and thrift shops...if I know what I'm looking at that's half the battle
We Disabled Seniors and our Paraplegic 47yr old Son LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, THE INFORMATION YOU DISSEMINATE, YOUR KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE, and EXPERTISE IN THE TURQUOISE INDUSTRY! Thank You. Many BLESSINGS.
So glad you are enjoying.
Awsome information!! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Mike ! Very informative and enlightening
Very welcome
Excellent 👌👍 thank you❣️
You are welcome
Great video which is starting to answer some of the questions I have, being a very new buyer of turquoise. It brings up a question though, for someone like me who loves turquoise, but has a very small budget to work with, like maybe $150/month, what would you recommend I purchase, jewelry, tumbled or polished nuggets/stones, cut cabochons or finished beads?
Buy what you love. The best value is in the higher grade so I recommend quality over quantity.
Do you have any reputable sources to purchase?
Several reputable miners and traders tell their stories in Turquoise in America Part Three, The Stories of Turquoise,1990-2020 available at turquoiseinamerica.com
Hi Mike, last year, I believe you did a video on Persian turquoise and included a link to a reputable seller who has a minor his wife has a mine from her family in Iran. Is it still possible to buy from that dealer and do you have that contact information and link still? Thanks.
Top-turquoise.com
Thank you Mike!