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Imitations and Treatments of Turquoise
by Charity Grippin. The first people to develop imitation turquoise was the Egyptians in a kind of pottery called faience. Imitation turquoise was also used amongst glass, enamel, and porcelain. "Viennese turquoise" refers to an early imitation turquoise made with aluminum phosphate and colored with by products of copper. Of course, imitation turquoise beads were easily distinguished from natural turquoise beads ... products, articles, news
Important Turquoise Vocabulary
by Charity Grippin. Stabilized, reconstituted, color enhanced, natural... What's it all mean? The word "stone" can be a little deceiving when used in relation to turquoise. Most turquoise is better off being called "chalk" or even "powder". Even the highest quality turquoise in it's natural state only has a hardness of 3 or 4 on the Mohs scale. Obviously this is not good for cutting shapes and using in jewelry.... products, articles, news
Turquoise - How It Is Formed And Where It Is From
by Charity Grippin. Turquoise is a secondary mineral; that is, a mineral that undergoes a chemical change and takes on a new form. Turquoise deposits slowly build up as acidic water seeps through another mineral such as copper. Thus, a lot of turquoise beads are not originally from turquoise mines at all but from mineral mines that stumbled upon a pocket of turquoise. Most turquoise is found in dry places since... products, articles, news
The Turquoise Birthstone for Jewelry
by Arsene Bergkamp. Many people like to buy birthstones and integrate them into their look. Turquoise gemstones fall within this category and give your jewelry a very distinct look. One of the alternate birthstones for December, turquoise is a unique gemstone with variable colors and other properties. An opaque gemstone that is made of copper and aluminum in a phosphate, turquoise has been prized throughout the wor... products, articles, news
Gemstone Trade Names or False Marketing?
by Linda Blackbourn. I'll never forget the day I was standing in my local bead shop buying my favorite big nuggets of African Turquoise. They were beautiful, and inexpensive, and I had already sold them several times in necklace form on Ebay thinking that they were turquoise from Africa. While I was perusing the strands I heard someone say; "...of course African turquoise is not actually turquoise""What?!" I said, tu... products, articles, news
Where to Find Quality Turquoise Jewelry
by Mayoor Patel. Many of us enjoy owning a piece of two of turquoise jewelry. For persons who have never explored the possibility of having jewelry featuring turquoise stones or settings, here are some tips on where you can find some excellent quality pieces at reasonable prices. Perhaps one of the best places to find this type of jewelry is by checking out various sales that are held to raise money for Native A... products, articles, news
The Lure Of Turquoise
by Lee Dobbins. Man has been fascinated by the stone turquoise for centuries and with good reason. This beautiful natural stone comes in colors ranging from sky blue to greenish yellow and has been used in jewelry as well as for it's healing properties for centuries. Turquoise is mined in China, Iran, Turkey, Egypt, and Persia. In North America, it is found in Arizona and New Mexico. The stone can be rathe... products, articles, news
Turquoise-The Captivating Gemstone-A Must For Your Jewelry Collection
by Victor Epand. It is quite tough to outdo the exquisiteness and history of turquoise. Steeped with history and mystery, it is truly a captivating stone. The history of Turquoise goes back in time to more than 6000 years. Archaeological and legendary indications go beyond the Christian period by five millennia. The captivating Turquoise gemstone has been discovered in tombs of ancient Egypt; particularly the f... products, articles, news
Turquoise Jewelry - A Historical Concept With Modern Appeal
by Melanie Spark. Turquoise, which is recognized and respected throughout the world as a gemstone, is an opaque mineral that ranges in color from blue to blue-green and greenish-gray. The actual color depends on the varying levels of copper present. Although turquoise is extremely popular in today's jewelry market, it has an equally impressive historical past. Early jewelry artisans used turquoise with silver a... products, articles, news
Turquoise Jewelry Myth, Magic and Maintenance
by Robert Scheer. Turquoise is a sacred stone "that has been used for centuries to adorn ritual objects and is still considered a cherished possession by Native Americans and Mexican Indians," says Carol Karasik, author of The Turquoise Trail. An anthropologist as well as a jeweler, Karasik has published several books on native art, crafts and culture. "Production of turquoise jewelry is a vibrant cottage industr... products, articles, news
Turquoise Jewelry - What the World Creates by Hand
by Carol Ryerson. Turquoise has always been a favorite gemstone and seems to continually be in fashion. People all over the world have valued the beautiful robin's-egg blue-green of turquoise for thousands of years. Turquoise is really a global gem. From Tibetan Buddhist monks to Aztec chiefs or Native American shamans, the beauty of turquoise has been prized across cultural boundaries for centuries. World Tra... products, articles, news
Mens Turquoise Jewelry For Wealth and Protection
by Enid Edginton. Men's turquoise jewelry never goes out of style. It is still as fashionable today as it was when it was worn by the Aztec King's. Turquoise also has a bit of the cowboy touch to it. Its sky blue color reminds one of the Wild West. The copper and gold veins that run through most stones are reminiscent of the California Gold Rush. The Indians indigenous to the Southern United States, Mexico and ... products, articles, news
Turquoise Mines From Around The World
by Chris Ralph. The beautiful blues and greens of turquoise have been treasured by many cultures all across the world since pre-historic times. Turquoise has been mined from a number of locations worldwide, including Persia (present day Iran), Tibet, China, Egypt and the southwest US. Nearly everywhere it was mined, it was highly valued by the local cultures. When turquoise was first introduced to Europe in the ... products, articles, news

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