- Surround yourself with beauty wearing this unique one-of-a-kind purple flower ring! Crafted with a genuine turquoise center and accented with vibrant purple turquoise, orange sponge coral, and bronze, each stone is set in a bronze roped bezel.
- The hand-finished design is 1.1" x 1" and weighs .57 oz. for an eye-catching statement accessory!
- Description: Turquoise is a captivating blue-to-green gemstone, renowned for its vibrant hues and distinctive veining patterns. Treasured for millennia, it is often used in jewelry and cultural artifacts. Turquoise is celebrated not only for its beauty but also for its protective and harmonizing qualities.
- Fun Fact: Ancient Egyptians adorned themselves with turquoise jewelry, believing it brought good fortune and protected against evil. Native American tribes have long valued turquoise as a sacred stone, using it in ceremonial objects and as a symbol of strength. The gemstone's name comes from the French word "turquois," meaning "Turkish," as it was originally brought to Europe from Turkish traders.
- Natural variances are part of the beauty of our genuine stones. Your piece will vary slightly from the image shown.
Surround yourself with beauty wearing this unique one-of-a-kind purple flower ring! Crafted with a genuine turquoise center and accented with vibrant purple turquoise, orange sponge coral, and bronze, each stone is set in a bronze roped bezel. The hand-finished design is 1.1" x 1" and weighs .57 oz. for an eye-catching statement accessory!
Turquoise
Description: Turquoise is a captivating blue-to-green gemstone, renowned for its vibrant hues and distinctive veining patterns. Treasured for millennia, it is often used in jewelry and cultural artifacts. Turquoise is celebrated not only for its beauty but also for its protective and harmonizing qualities.
Fun Fact: Ancient Egyptians adorned themselves with turquoise jewelry, believing it brought good fortune and protected against evil. Native American tribes have long valued turquoise as a sacred stone, using it in ceremonial objects and as a symbol of strength. The gemstone's name comes from the French word "turquois," meaning "Turkish," as it was originally brought to Europe from Turkish traders.
Natural variances are part of the beauty of our genuine stones. Your piece will vary slightly from the image shown.
- Department : womens
- Date First Available : January 6, 2024
- Manufacturer : Barse
