Natural Kingman Cabochon HS5662

The Kingman Mine has long been recognized as one of the most important turquoise-producing regions in the United States. Located in northwestern Arizona, this legendary mining district has been admired throughout history for producing turquoise that has become a cornerstone of American collections. Kingman's rich mining heritage and enduring reputation continue to make it one of the most sought-after mine names among collectors worldwide.

This extraordinary Kingman Turquoise cabochon weighs an impressive 79.5 cts and measures 39.86 x 36.31 x 7.31 mm, making it a commanding display specimen. Its generous dimensions and classic cabochon cut create a bold presentation, offering collectors the opportunity to acquire a remarkable example from one of Arizona's most celebrated turquoise mines.

Presented in Natural condition with a Backed treatment status, this cabochon reflects the lasting legacy of the Kingman Mine. Large specimens from historic American mining districts are especially prized for their impressive scale, collectible appeal, and connection to the rich history of turquoise mining in the American Southwest.

Whether showcased as the centerpiece of an advanced collection or displayed alongside specimens from Bisbee, Sleeping Beauty, Turquoise Mountain, Morenci, and Lone Mountain, this exceptional Kingman cabochon is a distinguished addition that honors the enduring legacy of one of America's most iconic turquoise mines.