Robin’s egg blue drifting into green swirls, with a warm brown matrix running through it — this large Fox turquoise has the most interesting variations of color, and it’s a true one-of-a-kind stone.

Fox turquoise comes from the Fox mine near Crescent Valley in Lander County, Nevada. The deposit was known to Native people long before it was claimed in 1914, and it went on to produce more turquoise than any other mine in Nevada. It’s known for its range of blues and greens, and this stone shows off both.

The stone is set in sterling silver and hangs from a handmade silver bib. I left the bib rustic and irregular around the edges, with fused silver and scattered solid 14k gold balls, and a little cluster of gold at the bottom of the setting echoes them. The bib is oxidized, with some bright silver showing through, so it has lots of depth and texture.

The bib measures 3” wide by 3/4” tall, and the stone and setting measure 1 1/2” by 3/4”. Together, the bib and stone are 2 1/2” long. It hangs on an oxidized silver chain with a lobster clasp — choose 18” or 16” when you order. If you’d like it a little longer, I can add a 2” extender — just message me. This is the exact necklace you’ll receive.

Every piece is handmade in my studio in Colorado, and arrives in its own Jane Fuller Designs box, ready for gifting.

Questions about anything? I’m always happy to help — just reach out.