Manassa Turquoise Jewelry

Genuine King's Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet

$135.00
retail price $299.00
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size: 6 1/4"
item code: BR1236

Genuine King's Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Pendant

$125.00
retail price $279.00
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item code: TP1110

Genuine Manassa Turquoise Pendant and Necklace Set

$548.00
retail price $1219.00
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item code: TN1178

Genuine King's Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Navajo Bracelet

$120.00
retail price $269.00
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size: 6 1/2"
item code: BR1222

Genuine King's Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Pendant and Necklace Set

$575.00
retail price $1279.00
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item code: TN1247

Genuine Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Pendant

$218.00
retail price $485.00
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item code: TP1121

King's Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet

$130.00
retail price $289.00
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size: 6 1/2"
item code: BR1307

5 Genuine Turquoise Stones Sterling Silver Heart Bracelet

$368.00
retail price $810.00
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size: 7 1/2"
item code: BR1372

Genuine King's Manassa Turquoise Native American Bracelet

$189.00
retail price $419.00
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size: 6 1/4"
item code: BR2031

Genuine King's Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet

$189.00
retail price $419.00
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size: 6 1/2"
item code: BR1400

Genuine Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet

$189.00
retail price $419.00
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size: 6 1/2"
item code: BR1401

Genuine Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Pendant

$87.00
retail price $195.00
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item code: TP1108

Genuine Manassa Turquoise Sterling Silver Cross Pendant

$228.00
retail price $510.00
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item code: TP1574

King's Manassa turquoise is mined at Manassa in south central Colorado, but began its mining days with Ancient Pueblo peoples. The Manassa mine is also known as King's Manassa or the King's Mine. Another name for the turquoise that comes from this mine is "Lick Skillet" turquoise which comes from the hard times that the King family and local miners had to suffer through while mining the precious stone. The name comes from Israel Perviose King and his descendants who still mine for turquoise. I.P. King discovered this vein of turquoise while looking for gold. After mining for a while, he soon abandoned the mine after seeing that there wasnt very much gold, only some strange blue rocks that he took back to his home. He didn't realize that these stones were valuable until a friend asked about them.

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