This handcrafted sterling silver cuff features a teardrop Kingman cabochon.
Size 5
Kingman Turquoise comes from one of the oldest and most well-known turquoise mines in the United States, located near Kingman, Arizona. Ancient Origins: The mine dates back over 1,000 years, originally worked by Native American tribes who used the stone in jewelry, tools, and trade.
Historic Mining: In the late 1800s, the area was rediscovered by modern miners during copper mining operations, where turquoise was found as a byproduct.
Commercial Production: The Kingman Mine became one of the largest producers of turquoise in the U.S., known for its vibrant sky-blue color and occasional black or brown matrix.
Cultural Significance: Kingman turquoise has long been used in Southwestern and Native American jewelry, symbolizing protection, strength, and connection to the earth.
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