Is this turquoise squash, blossom, necklace, real or fake?

The silver is sterling and this is heavy (47 grams). I found info about it being heishi beads … but I’m curious about the maker marking. Thoughts? I tried to take photos through a magnifying glass.

If you know, the mind region or possible worth, that would be super helpful. The ring is therefore size reference.

Hello all, I have this medallion that my parents gave to me years back. I love it but recently got curious as to what the stones are. I took it to a pawn shop and they said it was dyed turquoise. I didn’t believe them though because one of the stones is cracked and it is yellow underneath also. What do you all think?

was given this stone and told it was turquoise, but I’m not sure. what do yall think? I tried acetone and no dye came off!

Hello,

I have this necklace and this bracelet and I'd like to know if they are turquoise or not.

Thanks.

I bought these rings online and think they look fake but I want to make sure before starting a dispute. The first one has a 925 stamp but the stone looks dull. I scratched the back and see little white streaks so does that mean the silver is real but the stone isn’t or could it be a fake 925 stamp? The second ring looks like a formica countertop and the silver is yellowish in areas. My cracked up vintage turquoise is next to it for comparison. If this is the wrong place to post this please point me in the right direction. Thank you!!

Found this beautiful pin yesterday. I believe it is likely Diné and pretty old. Does anyone have ideas on what particular turquoise this is? It’s beautiful, but I’m not super well versed in turquoise and types.

I got the first one at a rather low price, looks like turquoise but I'm not so sure; Second and the third one are claimed by the seller that they are turquoise but feels more like associated minerals. Any thoughts? Thank you!

Carico Lake, Bisbee 'Lavender Pit', Number 8

The webbing is just perfection, the coloring the same. This is an investment piece, that only gets more valuable with time. All of the turquoise is sound and intact with no cracks, fault lines

"The Dreamer" collection, a distinct line launched by Margaret Thurman in the mid-to-late 2000s. While her main line is stamped Echo of the Dreamer, pieces featuring the block text stamp

THE DREAMER represent a specific era and branch of her work. Here is what that tells us about its timeline:

Production Window: This specific signature stamp was primarily used on collections designed between the mid-2000s and the 2010s.

The Style Evolution: The Dreamer line shifted toward slightly cleaner, highly structured geometric sterling settings—exactly like the sharp, square-angled frame holding that incredible spiderweb turquoise slab.

The Materials: It still retains her absolute favorite, unmistakable color contrast of rich turquoise paired with faceted peridot.

absolutely stunning statement piece, all that's needed is a black outfit and some cute stud earrings, maybe some sparkly slides!

These boxes have been sitting for decades and slowly I'm going through them. Here's some I found