White Water Turquoise

White water turquoise is a high-grade gemstone known for its sky-blue color, dream-like white matrix, and rare pyrite flecks. It is sourced primarily from the Campitos Mine on Campitos Mountain outside Cananea, Sonora, Mexico. 
Origin and Appearance
Source: Extracted from the Campitos mine in Sonora, Mexico.
Colors: Ranging from light baby sky blue to deep aqua and blue-green.
Matrix: Features a distinct white or light-colored matrix often creating "water web" or "Birdseye" patterns.
Inclusions: Frequently contains sparkling metallic pyrite (fool's gold) crystals.
Form 
Nuggets: Found mostly as individual nuggets in clay rather than traditional veins, varying in size from a pinto bean to a golf ball.