Peacock

The Peacock mine is a Nevada source known for producing both turquoise and variscite, with material that is often compared to stones from Damele, New Lander, and Poseidon. Located in Lander County, Nevada, Peacock is especially recognized for green material ranging from pale to deep shades, often with a striking black spiderweb matrix.

One of the things that makes Peacock material so distinctive is its unusual color range and patterning. Because the mine produces both turquoise-family material and variscite, the stones can show a look that differs from more traditional blue Nevada turquoise. That unique appearance has made Peacock popular with collectors and jewelry artists who appreciate vivid green stones with bold webbing and strong natural character.