Blue & spiderweb turquoise cabochons — selected lot
A selected parcel of polished blue turquoise cabochons. The lot covers two visible families: near-solid bright blue stones with little or no matrix, and heavily webbed stones with pronounced dark spiderweb patterning. Shown hand-held outdoors and in close-up so the matrix structure and polish can be judged directly.
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NIS-2026-001
- Net gemstone weight
- To be confirmed
- Gross shipping weight
- To be confirmed
- Piece count
- To be confirmed
- Size range
- To be confirmed
- Colour
- Sky / bright blue, Medium blue
- Matrix
- Clean / minimal matrix, Fine web matrix, Spiderweb, Prominent dark veining
- Shapes
- Oval, Pear, Round
- Origin
- Nishapur, Razavi Khorasan, Iran — Declared by supplier — not independently verified
- Treatment
- Not assessed
- Stock verified
- To be confirmed
- Availability
- Verification pending
Commercial grade
Mixed parcel (contains several grades)
Mixed parcel. Commercial sorting label only — not a laboratory or gemological certification grade.
A proprietary sorting label used by Firoza for trade. It is not a laboratory or gemological certification grade.
Material
Polished turquoise cabochons, blue tones ranging from near-solid bright blue to strong dark spiderweb matrix.
Condition
Surfaces are polished and free of obvious chips in the frames shown. Matrix contrast varies stone by stone. No photographic retouching has been applied; colours are as captured.
Included
Loose polished cabochons in the mix shown.
Not included
Cord, setting, certificate, gift packaging and duties are not included unless stated on the quotation.
How a partial quantity is drawn
Partial quantities are drawn at random from the parcel. A sample is representative of the colour and matrix mix in general terms, but no two draws are identical and stone-to-stone variation within the parcel is high.