Moose FactsMoose Fact: Number 8 Turquoise and Its Origin
Longtime turquoise lovers would be familiar with Number 8 turquoise as it is considered to be one of the most classic American turquoise mines. ...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Getting Started With Spiny Oysters
If you are creating jewelry using turquoise gemstones, you might have already encountered or used spiny oysters in your jewelry designs. ORI...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Spot Fake Turquoise
These days, it can be quite challenging to identify real turquoise versus fake turquoise. With all the imitation turquoise stones and turquoise jew...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: White Buffalo - Turquoise Or Not?
When you hear turquoise cabochons, you would automatically think about stunning shades of blue, green, sometimes yellow or orange, and even brown. ...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Sonoran Gold Turquoise And Its Origin
Recently, Sonoran Gold turquoise was introduced to the turquoise market, and ever since many jewelry artists have been using this turquoise for the...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Sand Hill Turquoise Cabochon Faint Blue Color
Sand Hill turquoise is one of the most loved turquoise cabochons among Moose artists. With its undeniable beauty and stunning turquoise color, this...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Sand Hill Turquoise And Its Origin
Sand Hill Turquoise is becoming one of the most popular turquoise cabochons among independent jewelry artists. It stands out with its soft and pale...
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Moose FactsOne-on-one with Moose: On how we source, quality control, and price our material | #AskMoose
Team Moose strives not only to provide the community of jewelry artists with authentic and unique cabochons, but we also are committed to being tra...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Getting To Know Desert Lavender/Golden Hill Turquoise
Desert Lavender, or Golden Hill Turquoise is one of the most distinct-looking turquoise pieces out in the turquoise market. Although it has only be...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Introduction to Turquoise Beads and Design Ideas
Turquoise beads come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors in the gemstone market. From tubular heishi beads to smooth rondelles, these semi-p...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Getting To Know Kingman Turquoise
The Kingman turquoise mine, which is located in Kingman, Arizona, is the last American turquoise mine that’s producing commercially. The presence o...
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Moose FactsMoose Fact: Getting To Know Royston Turquoise
Royston is a mining district in Nevada just outside of Tonapah. Originally, it consisted of four turquoise claims namely Bunker Hill, Easter Blue, ...
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