Tyrone turquoise dangles hanging from hammered sterling silver ovsl hoops. These rich blue-green stones have a striking dark matrix. Approximately 2.5 inches long. No two pairs are exactly alike.
Fun fact: Tyrone turquoise has been mined in Grant County, New Mexico since prehistoric times — long before Spanish explorers ever arrived. Native American peoples collected it for centuries, and today it's still considered one of the most distinctive turquoises in the American Southwest, known for its vivid blue-green color and bold dark matrix.