Turquoise, particularly high-quality, natural turquoise, is far rarer than diamonds. While diamonds are mined at an annual rate of approximately 130 million carats, the annual production of fine-quality turquoise is estimated to be less than 1% of that amount. With many turquoise mines depleted or closed and natural turquoise becoming increasingly scarce, it’s a gemstone that truly stands apart in rarity.
18k Antique Victorian Turquoise Cluster Brooch
A cluster of round Turquoise cabochons in a floral designed- all with closed backs and beautiful milgrain details throughout.
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