Kingman turquoise comes from the Mineral Park mining district in the Cerbat Mountains of northwestern Arizona, about 14 miles northwest of the town of Kingman. The turquoise there is found alongside copper, and the area has been worked for turquoise for centuries, with evidence of ancient mining in its hills.
Kingman is known for its bright sky blue to deeper blue color, often with a white matrix and sometimes flecks of pyrite. That clear blue has made it one of the most recognized turquoise colors in Southwest jewelry.
This collection brings together Kingman turquoise cuffs, rings, earrings, necklaces, buckles and bolo ties, much of it made by Navajo and other Native American artists we buy from through our Farmington, NM store. Each listing names the artist and tribal affiliation when known. Questions about a piece? Call us at (505) 326-3211.
159 products
159 products
Continue exploring