Insightful field report. Must read. Despite the Neyshabur mine's productivity and tradition, this turquoise has yet to find its place in the global market. Although most turquoise in the global market is either stabilized or treated, Iranian traders insist on focusing on untreated turquoise. While the untreated version of the gemstone may be important to some customers, its high price, limited quantity, and sensitivity to chemicals are a drawback for others.
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Showing posts with label Persian Turquoise: The Ancient Treasure of Neyshabur. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 12, 2021
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