Stabilized Kingman Cabochon Set SC4770
About this piece
The Kingman Mine is one of the most historic and influential turquoise sources in the United States. Located in northwestern Arizona, this legendary mining district has been admired throughout history for producing turquoise that has become synonymous with American mining heritage. Kingman remains one of the most recognized mine names among collectors and continues to be an essential part of distinguished turquoise collections.
This impressive Kingman Turquoise cabochon collection includes 9 stones with a combined weight of 42.5 cts. Carefully assembled as a coordinated group, these cabochons provide collectors with an outstanding opportunity to own multiple specimens from one of Arizona's most celebrated turquoise mines. The matching collection offers excellent versatility for display while highlighting the enduring appeal of Kingman turquoise.
Presented with Backed, Stabilized treatment status, this collection reflects the legacy of the Kingman Mine and its lasting contribution to American turquoise collecting. Multi-stone collections from historic mining districts are highly desirable for collectors who appreciate the opportunity to display several specimens from a single legendary source.
Whether featured in a display dedicated to Arizona turquoise or exhibited alongside specimens from Sleeping Beauty, Bisbee, Morenci, Turquoise Mountain, and Number 8, this collection of Kingman cabochons is a meaningful addition that celebrates the enduring history of American turquoise.
Condition
Stabilized
Turquoise impregnated with resin or another stabilizing agent to increase its hardness, density, durability, or handling stability. Stabilization also changes the perceived color, even when no dye is added. To be clear, this is not a natural gemstone.
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.