Tibetan Turquoise Ring Size 8
This ring is made from .925 Sterling Silver. You will receive the exact piece as pictured.
Turquoise is a hydrated phosphate mineral renowned for its distinctive blue-green coloration. It is primarily found in arid regions, with notable deposits in countries such as Iran, the United States, and China. Historically, turquoise has held cultural significance for numerous civilizations, including the ancient Egyptians, Native Americans, and Persians. It has been used in jewelry and artifacts for thousands of years, often symbolizing protection, prosperity, and connection to the divine. Composed of copper and aluminum phosphate, turquoise is relatively soft with a hardness of 5 to 6 on the Mohs scale. Its color can vary due to impurities, and the presence of copper gives turquoise its characteristic blue hues.
Turquoise is appreciated not only for its vibrant color but also for its unique veining patterns known as matrix. This matrix, formed by the inclusion of other minerals like pyrite or limonite, adds to the stone's individuality. The mineral's porous nature means that it can absorb oils and other substances, leading to changes in color over time, a feature valued by some collectors. Turquoise remains a popular and culturally significant gemstone, often used in both traditional and contemporary jewelry designs.
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