The "BLUE SPIDER" Mine, Nevada
*We will provide a letter of authenticity with each Blue Spider Mine specimen and cab sold if requested*
How to read our product codes: The number is the stock number, the next letter indicates "N" for natural or "S" for treated or stabilized, the next letter indicates "B' for a backed cab, No "B" not backed, the next letter or letters are for our inventory tracking.

ALL PRICES ON THE WEB SITE ARE CORRECT FOR EACH ITEM, WEIGHTS AND SIZES ARE GIVEN AS A REFERENCE ONLY, THE PRICE STATED IS THE CORRECT PRICE AND WILL NOT BE CHANGED DUE TO CARAT WEIGHT NOT BEING EXACT. WE MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO MAKE SURE THE WEIGHT IS CORRECT, BUT IT COULD VARY SLIGHTLY. THE AMERICAN DIME USED FOR SIZE COMPARISON IS 17MM IN DIAMETER.

The Blue Spider Mine was a very small "hat" mine in Lander County, Nevada, near the Cortez gold mine. It was last worked in the mid 1970's. It produced a small quantity of very good nugget material with limonite matrix, light blue to darker blues, with some very nice spider web material. The cabs and specimens that we have for sale may very well be the last that are available, very rare and extremely collectible, natural, gem quality cabs. (For more info on the the Blue Spider Mine Click Here.)


Blue Spider mine (circa 1974)