Turquoise

Turquoise: An Ancient Gem with Global Roots

Turquoise is one of the world’s oldest known gemstones, revered for over 5,000 years across civilizations. From the pharaohs of ancient Egypt who wore it in royal adornments, to Chinese artisans carving it over 3,000 years ago, turquoise has long been prized for its distinctive blue-green hue and cultural significance.

In Tibetan tradition, turquoise is considered the national gem, believed to promote health, good fortune, and spiritual protection. Among Native American tribes in the American Southwest, turquoise served as a ceremonial stone, currency, and a powerful talisman. The Apaches believed that attaching turquoise to a bow or rifle enhanced a hunter's accuracy and success.

This collection features hand-selected turquoise specimens and jewelry, chosen for their matrix patterns, natural color, and regional origin.

10% of every purchase supports environmental and cultural preservation efforts in turquoise-producing regions.

🔹 One of history’s most honored gemstones
🪶 Woven into tradition from Egypt to the American Southwest
🌍 Ethically sourced and artisan crafted