Kingman Turquoise Bangle

This Royston Turquoise cuff bracelet is set in recycled silver and grounded in the legacy of one of Nevada’s most respected turquoise districts. Located outside of Tonopah, the Royston mining district originally consisted of four historic claims—Bunker Hill, Easter Blue, Oscar Wehrend, and Royal Blue—each contributing to the character and reputation of Royston turquoise.

Known for its vibrant blue to blue-green hues and distinctive natural matrix, Royston turquoise reflects the geology of the land in which it formed. Every stone is unique, bearing subtle variations that speak to time, place, and natural process.

Many of the original Royston claims are no longer actively producing, making each cuff a finite expression of Western mining history. Designed to be worn daily and treasured over time, this bracelet is more than adornment—it is a preserved fragment of the American Southwest, crafted to endure and be passed forward as a living heirloom.

Kingman Turquoise: This Mine is one of the oldest and highest producing Turquoise Mines in America. It was originally discovered by prehistoric Indians well over 1000 years ago. The Mineral Park Mine, (Kingman Turquoise Mine,) located in Acerbate Mountains 14 miles northwest of Kingman, Arizona.