Natural King's Manassa Cabochon HS5661
Natural King's Manassa Cabochon HS5661
About this piece
The King's Manassa Mine is one of Colorado's most storied turquoise sources and has been admired throughout history for producing material from the American Southwest's rich mining heritage. Named after George King, who developed the mine in the late 1800s, King's Manassa turquoise has become a respected name among collectors seeking specimens from classic American mining districts.
This King's Manassa Turquoise cabochon weighs 6 cts and measures 16.86 x 12.20 x 4.21 mm, offering a graceful, well-proportioned shape that makes it an excellent addition to any collection. Its traditional cabochon cut reflects the enduring appeal of turquoise from one of Colorado's best-known historic mines.
Presented in Natural condition with a Backed treatment status, this cabochon celebrates the legacy of the King's Manassa Mine and its lasting contribution to American turquoise. Collectors appreciate material from this historic source for its connection to one of the country's most significant turquoise-producing regions.
Whether displayed alongside specimens from Kingman, Number 8, Cripple Creek, or other renowned American mines, this King's Manassa cabochon brings another chapter of turquoise history to a thoughtfully curated collection.
Condition
Natural
Naturally formed and mined turquoise that has not been stabilized, enhanced, dyed, waxed, oiled, impregnated, or otherwise treated. Ordinary cutting, shaping, sanding, and non-treatment polishing do not change this designation.
Treatment
Backed
A separate support material has been added to the back of the turquoise for strength, thickness, a flatter setting surface, or easier handling. The amount and type of backing should be disclosed when known.
Turquoise Standard grade
A Turquoise Standard grade has not been documented for this piece yet.