Turquoise Necklaces
Discover our turquoise necklaces, including single-stone pendants (natural turquoise) and beaded strands. The earthy blue tone pairs with bohemian or casual styles, perfect for layering, gifting, or daily wear.
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Paperclip Chain Necklace with Irregular Turquoise Center Stone in S925 Silver -
Pearl Strand Necklace with Turquoise Center Bead in S925 Silver -
Pearl Drop Pendant Necklace with Turquoise-Blue Oval Accent in S925 Silver -
Turquoise Beaded Cross Pendant Necklace in S925 Silver -
Turquoise Gourd Pendant Necklace with Cubic Zirconia in S925 Silver -
Turquoise Bead Necklace with Amber-Tone Center -
Turquoise Bead Necklace with Round Drop -
Long Round Turquoise Station Necklace -
Round Turquoise Station Chain Necklace -
Turquoise and Lapis Bead Disc Pendant Necklace -
Turquoise Disc Bead Collar Necklace with Textured Gold-Tone Center Bead -
Turquoise Disc Bead and Pearl Necklace in S925 Silver
How is Turquoise formed, and where is it mainly produced?
Turquoise forms when copper, aluminum, and phosphorus-rich aqueous solutions react with rocks (e.g., volcanic rocks) in weathered geological zones. Major production areas include Iran (for Persian turquoise), Hubei (China), and Arizona (the United States).
How to distinguish genuine Turquoise from fakes?
Genuine turquoise has a Mohs hardness of 5-6, a waxy luster, and natural iron-streak patterns; it’s slightly porous. Fakes (e.g., dyed magnesite) have uniform colors, unnatural "streaks," lower hardness, and no inherent porosity.
Is Turquoise’s hardness suitable for daily wear?
With a Mohs hardness of 5-6, turquoise is moderately hard. It’s prone to scratching, so it’s suitable for daily wear but needs to avoid contact with hard objects and harsh abrasion.
How to maintain Turquoise in daily life?
1. Store in a sealed box to avoid direct sunlight.
2. Keep away from perfumes, lotions, and sweat; remove during sports.
3. Clean with mild soapy water and a soft brush, then dry with a cloth.
What are the common colors of Turquoise?
Turquoise comes in hues like sky-blue, blue-green, pale green, and yellow-green. Vibrant sky-blue (Persian turquoise) is the most prized, often paired with natural iron-streak patterns.
What are the uses of Turquoise, and what to note when purchasing?
It’s used in fine jewelry, carvings, and beads. When purchasing, prioritize vibrant sky-blue hues, dense porcelain-like texture, and natural, elegant iron-streak patterns.
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