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Persian Turquoise Ring

£100
  • Ring Material: 925 Sterling Silver, Brass
  • Gemstone: Persian Turquoise
  • Gemstone Dimension: 2.7 x 1.8 cm
  • Weight: 20 g
  • Handmade

Persian Turquoise Ring

The Persian Turquoise ring is beautifully handmade from 925 silver by an expert artist based in Mashhad.

Persian turquoise is typified by its prized bright robin egg blue color. Some of the material is clear, bright turquoise blue, and some features wonderful pyrite markings and others are mottled white and turquoise reminiscent of the markings in larimar.
Turquoise promotes self-realization and assists creative problem-solving. It is a symbol of friendship and stimulates romantic love. Turquoise aids in the absorption of nutrients enhances the immune system, stimulates the regeneration of tissue, and heals the whole body.

Item Specifications

  • Ring Material: 925 Sterling Silver, Brass
  • Gemstone: Persian Turquoise
  • Gemstone Dimension: 2.7 x 1.8 cm
  • Weight: 20 g
  • Handmade

What’s Included

  • The handmade ring
  • A Persis Jewellery gift set.

 

Size Chart

Size (UK)Size (USA)Inside Circumference
S857 mm
M959.5 mm
L10.563.4 mm
XL11.555.9 mm
2XL1369.7 mm

About Turquoise Jewelry

Turquoise is a translucent to matte aluminum phosphate turquoise or green with copper in it. This stone is known as the jewel of the millennium. The name About Turquoise Jewelry is derived from the French word turquoise, which means Turkish stone because it first entered Europe from Turkey. The color we call turquoise was named after the discovery of this stone.

History of Turquoise

The ancient Egyptians used turquoise as a gemstone and decorative stone. The tomb and tomb of Shah Tutankhamun are decorated with turquoise. The ancient Egyptians believed that blue was a symbol of revival, so turquoise was used for both decoration and superstition. Middle Americans made turquoise mosaics, and the Chinese used turquoise for decoration. Turquoise was used by Native Americans for persian jewelry and decoration. Some believed that turquoise was capable of preserving and caring. The Tibetans believed in the healing properties of turquoise and considered it a valuable gem for centuries.