Artist/Tribe: Karlene Goodluck (Navajo)

Stone: White Buffalo
White Buffalo stone is a highly sought-after, rare white mineral mined exclusively at the Dry Creek Mine in Tonopah, Nevada, discovered by the Otteson family in 1993. While often called "White Buffalo Turquoise," it is actually composed of white magnesite or aluminum silicate(not consider as a turquoise) and is not technically turquoise. It is known for its striking white color with black or brown matrix (spider webbing) and is popular in high-end Native American jewelry.