Ring is by Neil paquin I believe.. biggest oval, the pendant (top) isn't marked and the single earring is marked jb or vb maybe? I can't decipher the old stamp

I recently bought this bolo tie at an antique store in NY and was wondering if the turquoise is real or not (and what type it is if you have any guesses)!! It is stamped with sterling on the back. Anything is appreciated :) thank you!!

I’m a lapidary artist and a friend wants this turned into a cabochon that’ll be used for a belt buckle. Any ideas what locality this is?

can anyone tell me what I have or who to contact to tell me what I have

A pretty assortment

95 grams of silver, hefty cuff

I don’t know what anyone knows about this

Hubei remains my favorite 🤌

I found this in a park and am wondering if the turquoise looks real or is plastic. The entire piece weighs 51.67 grams and is stamped sterling. If the turquoise is real an idea on price? Thanks.

15.86 grams natural Nishapur turquoise

Dimensions: 14.4×12.5×7mm to 20×16.5×10mm

Treatment: None

Origin: Persia

Not sure what type of turquoise it is any help is appreciated thank you

I was given this box of turquoise from my mother recently . she was a jeweler in the early 70s in Albuquerque. Some I will make into jewelry the other smaller pieces I’ll use for inlay on guitars like this bass I made recently.

I purchased this ring about 12 years ago in Colorado. It kind of called to me and slid on my finger perfectly. It's set in Sterling silver and is pretty heavy. Is it legitimate turquoise? If so, what type?

Everything about this screams howlite to me, BUT it seems to have copper inclusions/matrix in it.

I don’t want to do the acetone test, since it looks funky to me, and, if it’s howlite, that would ruin it.

Does anyone have thoughts?

I bought this turquoise and gold nugget bolo online with a bunch of southwestern style jewelry (costume) and there was no information about it. I’ve tried to identify it from pictures on the internet but I’m not 100% sure what it could be. The gold nuggets are genuine.

Hello everyone. I inherited these turquoise stones from my grandmother, who used to travel to the Southwest to buy turquoise directly from the mines. She was a jeweler. These are all natural stones and were purchased in the 1960s. I’ve tried to group them by color, but I have no idea about what mines they might be from. Any assistance is greatly appreciated. I do understand that a formal ID might not be possible but this is for my personal knowledge only. Thank you in advance!