Drycreek

Drycreek turquoise is from one of the three large glory holes found on the Godber claim. The mine is east of Austin, Nevada and was discovered in 1932. It was also staked under the names Last Chance, Blue Stone, and Homesite. These turquoise cabochons have a color that is a pale green to a light blue with a beautiful spider webbing. Drycreek has always been considered a very hard and rare turquoise.

NEVADA MINES (assorted)

NUMBER EIGHT

OTHER SOUTHWESTERN MINES

PERSIAN

PILOT MOUNTAIN / MONTEZUMA

WHAT'S NEW

Price $2.40 per ct

SOLD #140 20ct, 22 x 18 mm

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#141 5ct 11 x 10 mm SOLD	#142 25ct 24 x 21 mm SOLD	#143 13ct 22 x 15 mm SOLD	#144 5.5ct 16 x 10 mm SOLD


#145 36.5ct 32 x 25 mm SOLD	#146 16.5ct 26 x 16 mm SOLD	#147 13ct 22 x 14 mm SOLD	#148 24ct 25 x 24 mm SOLD


#149 27ct 25 x 24 mm SOLD	#150 19ct 25 x 17 mm SOLD	#151 2.5ct 11 x 8 mm SOLD	#152 20.5ct 26 x 20 mm SOLD

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