Durango Silver Company was proud to have our Turquoise Jewelry represented in the Wall Street Journal in a special publication. You can see the Wall Street Journal / Fashion issue here!

The issue is called "Romancing the Stone" which says "Turquoise has grown up, and should be treated accordingly" and

"You'll find the stone adds a touch of can't-pin-me-down magic. One of Ms. Rogers's favorite pastimes was strolling from her adobe house to the nearby Pueblo villages to collect (and bargain for) baubles. Today, the Standard Oil heiress's jewel box of turquoise—about 1,000 pieces—is housed in a museum in New Mexico bearing her name. If you start now, your collection might just add up."

It has been a long trail that we have gone down in the Turquoise and Turquoise Jewelry business and today things are really panning out for us. Both our Son (as well as his wife) and our daughter are now involved in making Jewelry and/or marketing Silver and Turquoise Jewelry. We have also accumulated a wonderful collection of Turquoise and Turquoise Jewelry that is very special as a result of being in this business for so long. We have become some of the few authorities in American Turquoise here in the Southwest and we feel privileged and honored that important people and publications are recognizing us for our past and now present works in the field of Turquoise, Turquoise Jewelry and Silver Jewelry.