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Just because it has a backing does not mean it is natural.
The turquoise circulating in the world can be broadly divided into two types: natural turquoise ( which is simply mined stones that have been polished and shaped) and artificial turquoise ( which has undergone secondary processing such as coloring and using hardeners to increase its hardness).We have explained here several times that both types are in circulation without knowing their exact origins . It's not just enthusiasts who want to clearly understand whether something is natural or artificial , and it would be great if there was a clear way...
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Native American pieces and locally sourced turquoise are not necessarily natural.
We have mentioned many times here that there are natural turquoise (stones that have simply been mined and polished into a shape ) and artificial turquoise (stones that have been...
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Even if the origin is clear, it does not necessarily mean that the turquoise is natural.
Turquoise, especially the natural turquoise that LFC is particular about , is formed under certain conditions over a long period of time, and is not a gemstone that can be mined anywhere. Mines where natural turquoise can be mined are scattered all over the world, and in America , natural turquoise has been a part of people's lives since the time of Native Americans. In the turquoise market, stones are sometimes sold with the location of origin indicated . Even in Japan, some turquoise enthusiasts collect only stones mined from...
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Turquoise is still in circulation with only vague knowledge about it.
When most people hear the word turquoise, they probably imagine a blue natural stone that was created by chance over a long period of time through the power of nature . However, there are many turquoise accessories on sale in the world . Many of them are reasonably priced, and looking at such markets , many people may think that it is a stone that can be harvested in large quantities. Actually , there are two types of turquoise: naturally mined stones and artificial turquoise that is colored and kneaded...
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LFC JAPAN SHOW 2022 is confirmed to be held!
Hello. It has been decided that LFC JAPAN SHOW 2022 will be held again this year! Only a small amount of natural turquoise is allowed on the market. We are...
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Sleeping Beauty is not the most beautiful turquoise
There is something I would like to say to those who want to know more about turquoise. Hello When you search for "turquoise" you often come across articles about "sleeping...
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LFC JAPAN SHOW 2021 is confirmed to be held!
Only a small amount of natural turquoise is allowed on the market. This year, we will be holding a special event where you can actually see, touch, and learn about this rare stone. We look forward to welcoming you with information on rare natural turquoise and approximately 500 pieces of LFC turquoise jewellery. Turquoise is said to be the most familiar and yet the most distant stone. This experience is sure to change your perception of turquoise! ----------------------------------- ■Venue & Dates■ ★Miyagi Prefecture 5/29(Sat)5/30(Sun) SAAD Aeon Mall Shin Rifu store...
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I like natural turquoise! Is it true that 90% of turquoise is imitation?
Turquoise is characterized by its deep, vivid blue color. There are many people who collect turquoise items such as necklaces and bracelets. You can see various turquoise items on the...
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A one-of-a-kind turquoise just for you! A high-class gem that's a little different from the others
The rainy season is over and summer is here! Turquoise jewelry is essential for adding color to your summer fashion. This time we will introduce… This handmade bangle is made...
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MORENCI
A mine in Arizona. Many high-grade stones were produced from the 1960s to the early 1970s. The bilite matrix is distinctive, and when polished it shines silver. Stones with silver...
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LONE Mt.
A mine in Nevada. Formerly known as Blue Jay Turquoise. The largest amount of turquoise was produced in 1970. It is so valuable that it is said that the only...
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KINGMAN
A mine in the state of Arizona. It was closed in 1970, but mining resumed in September 2004. It comes in a wide range of colors, from greenish blue to...
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