While the mine that produces the stone commonly called "White Buffalo Turquoise" is located in Tonopah, Nevada, it's important to note that this stone is actually a dolomite, not turquoise, and the mine is considered depleted, so it's not actively mined anymore.

• Not True Turquoise:

  The stone known as "White Buffalo Turquoise" is actually a dolomite stone, not true turquoise. 

• Origin:

  It's found in Tonopah, Nevada. 

• Depleted Mine:

  The mine that produces this stone is considered depleted and is no longer actively mined. 

• Why it's Called White Buffalo:

  The name "White Buffalo Turquoise" is derived from the Native American belief that white buffaloes are pure and rare, like the white stone. 

• Other Names:

  The stone is also sometimes referred to as "White Buffalo Stone" or "Howlite". 

• Howlite:

  Howlite is a mineral that is sometimes sold as "white turquoise" or "white buffalo turquoise" 

• Magnesite:

  Magnesite is another mineral that has been called White Buffalo or White Turquoise