Native American Jewelry Golden Hill Turquoise Pendant

The Altyn-Tyube ("Golden Hill" in the Kazakh language) mountain range is located in Kazakhstan about 200 miles South of the Russian border. This is where the original Golden Hill mine is located. Another 200 or so miles South brings us to the more recently discovered Lavender mine. While both produce similar material, the Lavender mine tends to produce more turquoise with spiderwebbing. The rough turquoise from both mines tends to get mixed together, so all of the material is generally marketed as Golden Hill turquoise.

Materials: Sterling Silver and Golden Hill Turquoise

Signed NJ and Sterling by Native American artist, Norvin Johnson

Size: 1 1/8" Long w/ bail, 3/4" Wide

Includes 18" sterling silver chain.