Emerald - Crabtree Emerald Mine, North Carolina its current name comes from

its current name comes from the french word "turquoise"

This heavy piece

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Whether you are attracted more toward the natural specimens or polished pieces

This wolf is just too cool to pass up

Emerald - Crabtree Emerald Mine, North Carolina its current name comes fromThis emerald specimen is from the Crabtree Emerald Mine located in Spruce Pine, Mitchell County, North Carolina. This mine produced emerald specimens beginning in 1895 and remained open until the 1990s. The mine is now permanently closed. The mine shaft extended down for several hundred feet and is currently flooded. This mine is one of the only 2 emerald producing areas in the United States. The other also being located in North Carolina. Many of the