Kingman Black Web | sandcasted silver 950 pendant top

With over 1000 years of history, the turquoise of Kingman still shines brightly today.From the one-of-a-kind mine preserved by the Colbaugh family comes a timeless blue.

It is one of the few active turquoise mines in the United States.

The history of this land stretches back to around 600 CE, and ancient tools have even been discovered here, from a place where vibrant turquoise continues to be mined today.

Sand casting is a very old method of casting using special sand, and a shaped object to make jewelry. The artist creates a carved form to create an impression in the sand, the form is then removed to create a hollow and metal is then poured in, creating a one of a kind piece of jewelry with unique textures.

• Kingman Turquoise (natural)
• Sand Casting Technique 
• Origin of stone: Arizona, USA
• Sterling Silver 950 
  
• length 35mm, side 20mm, hight 3.5mm
• Handcrafted in Japan