Water web is a distinctive look in turquoise. At higher grades it is rare and very desirable. In this video Mike explains the look and we see examplea from Kingman and Candelaria.
Challenges with XRF Data Neil Ray. West Texas Analytical Laboratory. XRF testing has significantly grown as an option to test unknown turquoise, and the algorithm is constantly improving with growing
Mike, I want to thank you and Philip for creating the most definitive history of turquoise in America ever written. This is a task that was sorely needed and you two did it! You can be proud of your legacy of adding a tremendous resource to the turquoise industry. Philip in particular has spent decades researching the material for parts I and II and you have masterfully organized that material into an encyclopedic resource that will be famous for a looong time! Best wishes to you both!
Thanks for your kind words and your support.
Mike, I want to thank you and Philip for creating the most definitive history of turquoise in America ever written. This is a task that was sorely needed and you two did it! You can be proud of your legacy of adding a tremendous resource to the turquoise industry. Philip in particular has spent decades researching the material for parts I and II and you have masterfully organized that material into an encyclopedic resource that will be famous for a looong time! Best wishes to you both!