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Turquoise

Summer, sea and sand. A perfect setting for turquoise jewelry! This rare mineral contains water, making it all the more expressive symbol of the rejuvenating turquoise sea.

Turquoise

Turquoise, with its beautiful blue-green color is the namesake of the color turquoise.

Turquoise gemstones, which have a very pure blue-green color are extremely rare and therefore very valuable. Most Turquoise found have many small, gray, brown or black spots. What’s also typical in Turquoise are veins that are spiderweb-like.


 

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