Turquoise and Garnet Set in buy Open Adjustable Faceted Copper Ring December and January Birthstone Gemstone Jewelry
TURQUOISE BIRTHSTONE RING
This light blue turquoise ring is perfect for December birthdays, arranged in a gorgeous pattern for a one-of-a-kind look, your finger will sparkle in stunning shades of blue.
♦ THE LITTLE DETAILS
• One ring
• Slow-crafted, size 7.25 US
• Ring band width: 1.5 mm
• Copper hand-hammered faceted ring band
• Stone sourced from Kingman Mine, Arizona
• Copper is said to have healing elements and helps build immunity. It's a beautiful metal to wear and will naturally patina. There are easy ways to shine copper. Feel free to ask!
♦ SHIPPING & GIFTING
• Free First-Class Mail (opportunity to upgrade to priority service for additional fee)
• All rings arrive beautifully packaged and ready for gifting!
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Turquoise (tərˌk(w)oiz)
Birthstone: December
Astrological Signs: Sagittarius, Scorpio, Aquarius, Pices
Planet: Jupiter
Chakra: Throat, Heart
Ailments: migraines, eyes, lungs, throat
Anniversary: 11th
Numerical Vibration: 1
Mineral Type: Semi-precious
Hardiness: 5-6
Rarity: Rare
Turquoise is believed to represent heaven on earth. It's a protective stone, perfect for those going on long journeys. The stone encourages empathy, but will also help you speak with forthrightness and truth when required. The energy of these stones will assist you to feel calm and relaxed when speaking in public. Turquoise is a healing stone for strength and purification.
Unlike other gemstones, turquoise does not form deep within the earth. Rather, it is created through a chemical reaction and weathering process. Turquoise is only found near deposits of copper and requires the presence of aluminum ions from feldspar, trace amounts of water, and phosphorus containing minerals such as apatite or phosphorus containing compounds like calcium phosphate. When more iron is present, the color of the turquoise will be green and have a lesser value. Guess what? Peruvian Turquoise is a name given to Chrysocolla in Peru because of its blue-green color and African Turquoise is really Jasper!
In ancient times, Turquoise was discovered well over 7,500 years ago. The stone has been favored by royals of Egypt, Persia, Mesopotamia, Aztecs, Tibetans and Native American Indians located in the Southwest region of North America. The Apaches buy believed that turquoise attached to a bow or firearm increased a hunter's or warrior's accuracy. Today, Turquoise is mined in Arizona at the Sleeping Beauty Mine and at the Kingman Mine, which is the largest turquoise mine in the world.
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