Legend
It’s name means “Turkish Stone” and comes from European markets in the Middle Ages,
who received it from Turkish traders who brought it from Persia. It was used for
beads by the Egyptians as early as 5500bc and has been used in amulets in Europe
and Asia for thousands of years and is important in Native American jewellery. The
Navajo and Hopi in Arizona value Turquoise as an attractor of prosperity and fertility
of the soil and treasure it as a powerful success and good luck stone.
Properties
Supposed to be a stone of communication, making one more eloquent, loving, creative
and honest. Also considered a stone of friendship.
Description
Sky blue with included matrix creating “spiderweb” patterning. Sold as temporary
strung 40cm (approx) strands.